Having read about this place for a very long time, I decided to visit this place.This place is a tiny shop where in few tables are there to sit and have their delicacies.You can see fresh gujrati dishes like fafda being made in front of you! The dairy products has to be good here. But, the savoury products like samosa and kachori are also very famous.Dahi kachori being their best.
This place is a outlet located on noisy street of Fort, just besides police station in front of CSMT station. This place is like sweet mart having all the dining options for lunch or dinner. Don't expect a exquisite ambiance or decorative sitting arrangement, it's shop where you get all kinds of food at one place. They serve sweets, Jalebi Fafda, all types of snacks, thalis for lunch or dinner, drinks from dairy options etc. I personally liked there sweets, good quality.
After so much of delicious food what else the sweet tooth want, a deliecious mouth watering sweet. Malai Sandwitch is what I preferred over all other sweets, seeing it's flooding taste at first sight on it and it resulted too into most delicious sweet. It had that softness of Rasgula and creaminess of malai in it with sweet chasni 😍 added to it. Really a dish which once had you won't be able to resist yourself from having it again and again. Mathura sweetness in Mumbai 🤘. Must try 😋
Mathura Dairy - guess one of the oldest and the best as far as dairy products are concerned.
There is no need for introduction to this place. It speaks for itself.
Just amazing. be it Mawa Sweets/ Dry fruit sweets / Milk sweets / Bengali sweets and the farsan . Not forgetting Ghee preparations and the Fresh Hot Snacks they prepare.
Its Aroma the moment you step in this place. Crazy Rush.
Must try is the Lassi which is amazing. Thick and full of cream and calories. Not that sweet.
Chinese Samosa - Time changes the menu changes - for this generation. Try it. Something different.
Again a variety is the Kanda Poha Samosa - No need to explain. its good.
Mathura ( the city ) is known for the Peda and here at this place you do get the Peda ( can't match the original ) but comes close.
Malai Peda and kalakand are to die for. Fresh and soft and rich.
Must try the Dhokla and the jalebi fafda.
Overall a great place.
Do visit this.
Its legendary for sure !!
The most amazing lassi! So thick and creamy, reminiscent of shrikhand, but liquid, if you can imagine.
One of the best lassis in the vicinity, everyone there, when I visited, seemed to be a long time customer. The lassi was really amazing.
Must visit!
Have been to Mathura Diary Farm for almost once in a week for 4-5 years. The place hasn't changed in last 15 years, not even a bit.
It's situated in a Markey Lane bang opposite CST Station.
Thr place is open and cramped with metal tables and chairs. The food display counters are always full and very colourful.
I have tried their Jalebi Faafadaa, Masala Doodh, Puri Chole, Samosa, Rasmalaai and many other sweets. But they make awesome Kachoris, Mathura Pedaa and Rabdi.
Overall a good place for a traditional snacks. If you don't crib for setup, this is and ideal place at the most affordable price.
Highly recommended.
Tried their Matura pedas & Special Mathura pedas are really good one & as well Anjeer burfi . They have other variety of sweets also will try next time .
Small place with snacks and North Indian and Bengali sweets. Not much of a choice in the snacks menu but lots of different varieties of sweets.
Amazing sweets and brilliant service. Even if u go only for a Lassi or a samosa, it is worth the travel because food always tastes better if served fresh, hot, tasty and more importantly with a smile :)
Good food
The staffs are helpful and very lovely. Especially the manager, he's very friendly and helped me to choose dishes.
Cheap price
I will come back there.
Delicious food, excellent service and nice prizes. Would come again.
Nice food.. better serving
Good well expect little bit more...
For commercial people best place
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