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I visited Karachi Sweets for purchasing sweets and for breakfast. I had bread pakorhae and a plate of poorhee. The food was of great quality, was warm, and was appealing. The prices are as per the prevailing market. The sweets at Karachi have always been good. The ambience could be better with bit more lighting. The tables and chairs are few and bit small, just ok for a quick bite. Recommended for good sweets and for a quick sit-in snack.

Poor or Low Quality standard. Also high prices and prices not worth quality. Also not fresh products.I have taken Kaaju Barfi 200 gm ( 760/- per kg) it's of local and Bus stand vendor waala quality i got. Also there is differentiation of customers like poor packing, poor service based on amount of purchase done.

I have tried besan laddoos, rasgulla and samosa, all 3 of them absolutely poor in quality and taste. The former two made me feel sick, instantly after eating. The price too is on the higher side and even if it was less, I'd still advice not to consume any of the above three, not sure about the rest of stuff. Both the workers' and owner's attitude makes you feel as if you are asking something for free.

Situated in the heart of Chhanna Market, Karol Bagh, Karachi Sweet Shop is a well managed shop with reasonable prices for sweets and snacks. They have dine-in and take-away options for snacks and sweets, but while I say this, don't expect ambiance or air-conditioned spacious tables. They hardly have 2 tables in a narrow space, so I would suggest takeaways. Their sweets are always fresh but somehow they taste very similar to one another. Their best offerings are Samosas, Milk Cakes and Milk Based Syrup dipped sweets. Bengali sweets are just generic with no special or unique taste, but I guess the price makes them justified. All in all, If you have a craving for some pocket-friendly sweet taste, do pay them a visit.

❌ Big NO to this shop (Fake Desi Ghee) Worst quality "Moti Choor Desi Ghee Ladu" ✖️Totally waste of money 😠