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It lies just opposite the Sector 10 Market, on the DDA Crossing

How the Mahatma Gandhi District went from dream to reality KTRK HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- "The city of Houston, when we first moved to Texas, was pretty bland." Sharan Gahunia remembers when her family first moved to Houston from India, and the lack of diversity they saw in the city. But decades later, her family is credited as one of the founders of the Mahatma Gandhi District in southwest Houston. Sharan's father wanted to bring a piece of home to Texas, and saw the need for a restaurant that could serve the food he loved when he was growing up. They opened Raja Sweets, and it is now the lon...

Raja Sweets is a sweet taste of India in Houston! Localish Share: Houston, Texas -- Raja Sweets was the first Indian restaurant in Houston when it first opened its doors in 1986. Now, it's the longest-running Indian restaurant in Texas! The Gahunia family started Raja Sweets in 1986 after immigrating to Houston and realizing there weren't many places to find authentic Indian cuisine. At Raja Sweets, everything is made from scratch daily, from the soft and spongy rasgulla to the crisp and juicy jalebi. You'll find almost 50 different types of sweets offered daily. "I would describe Raja Swee...

Raja Sweets is a sweet taste of India in Houston! Localish Houston, Texas -- Raja Sweets was the first Indian restaurant in Houston when it first opened its doors in 1986. Now, it's the longest-running Indian restaurant in Texas! The Gahunia family started Raja Sweets in 1986 after immigrating to Houston and realizing there weren't many places to find authentic Indian cuisine. At Raja Sweets, everything is made from scratch daily, from the soft and spongy rasgulla to the crisp and juicy jalebi. You'll find almost 50 different types of sweets offered daily. "I would describe Raja Sweets as a...