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Ambience Good, colorful decor. Perfect for families and to have north Indian food. I would recommend Chole Kulche, Palak Patta Chat, Golgappe and Desserts ( Ras malai, chena paish, Moong Dal Halwa, Mini Gulab Jamuns) Parking is available but sometimes its full.

Lovely collection of beautiful and tasty north Indian delights. Chats n sweets n savouries that are finger licking and mouthwatering. Frest and flavourful.

Fried rice with that quantity they charged 250rs, very very expensive, vegetables were very less, I couldn't see anything other than Carrot, Beans and onion. Taste was okaish and for 250 rs not at all worthy. These guys prices are not regulated by Governments and they make hefty profits by looting customers like us. Not at all recommended.

This place is very hygienic and well-maintained. The prices are slightly on the higher side considering the quantity, but the taste definitely stands out. Gobi Manchurian, Gajar ka Halwa, and Kesar Jalebi are absolute must-tries — all three are delicious. They also offer valet parking, which adds to the convenience. Overall, a good place for tasty food with great hygiene standards.

One of my favorite places to satisfy my sweet tooth is this delightful confectionery. Initially, I ordered a few times through Swiggy and Zomato, and each time I was impressed—not only by the quality but equally by the taste. A few days ago, I decided to visit the store in person. From the outside, it looks like any typical Indian sweet shop—modest in size. But once I stepped inside, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was quite spacious and well‑organized. They even have a manager overseeing customers, which adds a professional touch. There’s a dedicated section for dry‑fruit sweets, and opposite the main counter—where countless varieties of sweets are displayed in different designs, ingredients, and price ranges—you’ll find the gulab jamun and rasgulla counters. The extensive variety can leave you happily confused about what to choose! At the rear, there’s a seating area where you can enjoy snacks and simple veg meals. When I compared the in‑store prices with online orders, I noticed a difference of about ₹4–5. The only extra cost online comes from the GST and service charges, which are significantly higher. In conclusion, if you love traditional North Indian or pan‑Indian sweets, this is the perfect place to indulge. I also appreciate the service staff—one gentleman who was mopping the floor and cleaning containers, yet graciously allowed me to take pictures. Thank you.