The 21-year-old, from Leicester, had been on a student bar crawl in Leicester city centre before visiting McDonald's at 3am on March 20.
Bhawsar, an open university student, originally denied the sexual assault and pleaded not guilty, but was later convicted by a jury.
He was subsequently given a 10 week jail sentence, suspended for 12 months, ordered to do 140 hours of unpaid work and attend a 35-day rehabilitation activity requirement, as well as pay £1,600 court costs.
Bhawsar was also banned from all McDonald's restaurants for 12 months.
Judge Philip Head made the order after labelling Sagen Bhawsar "a sex pest drunk" who has an "unpleasantly arrogant" attitude to women.
Sentencing him, Judge Head said: "The victim was admirably composed when giving evidence but was distressed by what happened to her.
"She had to relive the experience and be challenged."
Judge Head added that Bhawsar used McDonald's as his "emporium" for his offence, saying that he chose the venue because it was crowded and could find a "victim to be unpleasant to", branding his actions as a "sexually calculated humiliation of a complete stranger."
Paul Prior, mitigating, said the defendant had no previous convictions. He said the probation service would be challenging Bhawsar's attitude, during supervision sessions.
Bhawsar was told he would have to enlist on a sex offender register for seven years.
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