So I have been searching for a great chole bhature place and I found this place randomly! Excellent chole, nicely spiced and very well done!
I went their to pick some snacks for my family and found interesting shape if veg cutlet ,mini pizza and paneer cutlet .
I personally like mini pizza and paneer cutlet much as compare too veg cutlet because it was full of potatoes and didn’t found veggies on it . Otherwise everything is good to have .
Very imp :they are not available for dine in ,you can come and pick your order from here or order online .
nice ambiance with courteous staff and quick service, tried their Golgapa chaat in the starters, it was too tempting to resist and flavourful, full of spices and fresh. choley bhautre was also nicely prepared and taste was super delicious. loved the food.
Tried their golgappa chaat and chola natura, both the dishes were really tasty and flavorful. Nice ambience with comfortable seating. Good place to have food
I went to Bengali market I want to show my grand daughter Bengali market Bengali sweet shop. We ordered we bhature chhole, Singapore noodles. Also we ordered for Bhalla papdi. We also tried idli sambar and everything was nice. The chhole were not that great Bhatura was very nice.
I've had rava masala dosa, thali and cold coffee here. All of them were delicious. Served quick. But sometimes that waiter keep standing And staring waiting for me to finish or order something else. That's a bit annoying.
best indian food cafe near mandi house metro station
the cafe is full of different variety of food and sweet dishes
even you like the sweet dish a lot
i like raj kachori a lot
i will here specially for raj kachori
Lovely place with variety of options to choose from. I have visited this place quite a few times whenever i come to Delhi and it's awesome every time.
The taste of the food remains the same though...
All the items that we had were very good. Chaat, golgappa, chole bhature, pav bhaji...
The sweets are also very good...
Bhimasin's Bengali sweet house this is located in Bengali market Mandi house New Delhi.
He is very nice outlet in New Delhi.
There was many food.
All food is very tasty and yummy 😋😋😋😋😋.
I recommended you visit this restaurant with friends and family.
Bhimasin's Bengali sweet house this is located in Bengali market, Mandi house New Delhi.
This restaurant was very nice.
This is very famesce location in New Delhi.
He is famesce to the Bengali dish.
This restaurant many people was visiting.
There was many food.
All food is very tasty and yummy.
I recommended you visit this restaurant with friends and family.
Prachi Arora(twofoodiesontheway)
+4
I’m only rating this place for their amazingly delicious Raj Kachori😍
A perfect match of all the chutneys and curd with the ingredients .!!
A must try .!! I just loved it and i think they serve the best raj kachories In delhi .!! ❤️
A place for all chat lovers. They serve authentic chat and much more from long time. I tried chole bhature and chat. You would love all the items here.
The best place who serves the best Chole Bhature. I always wanted to go there but somehow it didn’t happened. But finally I went Bhimsain’s Bengali sweet shop, i was super hungry at that time so I ordered Chole Bhature and sweet Lassi and let me tell you about the huge size of their Bhature. A single person can’t finish it by its own, it’s that heavy! It was super delicious and lassi was working like cherry on cake and in this case you can say lassi on chole bhature😜 definitely recommend to you, please go and enjoy their food items.
When you love Mithais and namkeen then you have to bring some for home.... I went there few days ago before leaving Delhi to pack some for home... That Kaju barfi is my favorite.... And boondi ka ladoo... Also all the matthis and namkeen is a must try.. loved it...
I went to this place on a recommendation as it has been quite popular there for years now.
Ordered Chole bhature and Masala Idli. Chole bhature was as expected worth it. In my opinion, Masala Idli was average because of the Idlis being a little too deep fried.
Everything on the menu was budget friendly and not too high priced which I loved.
Happy with the service.
They take Bulk orders too for Sweets and Packed lunch.
Nice chat. There are 3 of them. The one which is at the corner and the end has amazing chaats. However since it is mostly crowded you might have to wait for the food to be served to you. A clean and hygienic place.
RAJ KACHORI..🌸
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TAG : Raj Kachori lover ♥️
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Raj kachori is an Indian chaat made with a large puri, filled with kabuli chana, potato, sprouts, sweetened curd along with other chaat components like sev, green chutney, sweet chutney.
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You must try this..
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All the things are soo amazing go and grab it
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Location📍: Mandi House > Bengali Market > Bhimsain's Bengali Sweet House
An outlet in Bengali Market that serves some lip smacking food. Their sweet delicacies are worth your pocket. This place is a pure veg place which is apt for any type of light or heavy meal. Their Chole Bhature is something that no one should miss. Because of the office goers you will find this place always crowded.
A highly recommended place to everyone.
This shop is the extended version of bengali sweets. Earlier they had only sweet shop but then they extended their menu and also started serving foods like north indian, south indian, Chinese, quick bites etc.
After extension, bengali sweet covers large part of bengali market. Which is really commendable. They have many famous dishes like golgappes, chaats, rajkachori, chhole bhature.
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Where do you take your desi mummy, who's hungry and believes "pasta burger se koi paet nhi bharta" to for a post lunch time break that should have good air conditioning too cuz the sun's breathing fire? A place like Bhimsain's Bengali Sweets!
A small walk away from the Mandi House station and nestled in the Bengali Market is this place that not just gives sweets but has you covered for a meal with thalis and whatnot.
Kinda overestimating our appetite, we went on to order ourselves Chhole Bhature, Raj Kachori and Masala Dosa (that we ordered in place of a dessert cuz dosa and aloo.)
The Chholle Bhature were tasty and not at all oily, the only thing that makes any bhature feel light in your tummy and leaves space for more, which is very important for variety is key.
The Raj Kachori was all the chaat/dessert we needed with the saunth making it all too sweet yet the dahi giving it a refreshing balanced taste. My mother really appreciated the quantity of dal moth it came stuffed with which was not overpowering the over all dish.
Even though we were full by the time we got the Masala Dosa served, it was the rightly so greasy dosa with a dollop of mashed masala aloo that we got in for. It was indeed a good ending to the meal.
My mother loved the family friendly place and appreciated the hygienic condition and the cooking as the food we had refected of it.
A good place to eat out with family.
The place has a vibe of its own and happens to be delight especially for all the desi food lovers out there!😁
I really like the food offered here, and hence rate it a 4.3/5.
The restaurant is not too good when it comes to ambiance, but it has improved drastically in the past few years.👌
Do visit here to try out their Desi Delights!🎉
very simple north indian nd south indian food at an reasonable price. chinese is big no no...also pani puri nd chaat is something one should definitely try...
This place is located by the roadside opposite Nathu Sweets. I actually chucked Nathu Sweets considering the reviews and hygiene maintained by this restaurant cum sweet shop. it may appear like an average place, it certainly would delight you with it's food.
Tried the Masala Dosa, which happened to be more than enough for a hungry tummy.
It is nice place to eat. I ordered Rajkachori, Papdi chat and Pav bhaji. Taste was fine neither to hard nor to soft. Service was fast and friendly.
Good and completely satisfying food is what you get here. The quality of food is very good. Quantity is average though.
Their sweets are bliss for sure to all the chhaina sweet lovers.
Was near Bengali market for some work as it got finished it was early evening so didn't want to go for proper lunch instead had something for snacks.
So going by the reviews on Zomato ordered
gol gappe chaat which good but nothing special which pulls you again
Pyaaz wali kachori: The best thing about it was that it was not reheated in microwave lyk other sweet shop does. Took it with cholle on sides but did not like it as they were quite dry.
Now when you visit a sweet shop how can one miss on the sweets So orderd Gulab Jamun: It was quite soft and fresh.
The service was promt the staff was courtious
Overall a nice place will comeback again if in or near bengali market.
I ordered ras malai and raj Kachori for the office party yesterday the great thing abt this place is they deliver food on tym and even its fresh and tasty worth buying the quantity and quality of the food is so good tht I cant resist myself to give them 10 on 10
Good going
Visit able place + pocket friendly with nice ambiance and respectful behaviour
Chatora Chhokra🐼 (Balkishan Gupta)
+4
Best place for the finest sweets in delhi located in bengali market just 500 mt from mandi house metro station. It's delicious. #rasmalai #rajbhog #yummy
On a winter afternoon - when in the mood for a quick but slightly sinful authentic lunch - no better place to head out to than Bengali Market. Of the 2 popular restaurants Bengali Sweet House is my favourite. Tawa Phulkas (Makai would be too heavy), Sarson Da Saag, Rajma and a bit of rice is heaven. Wrap it up with a Masala Chaas. And, if you can't resist it have a Kulfi or some Hot Jalebi with Rabdi. Divine.
Excellent place. Get food delivered from here often - never a problem. Great packing too. Aloo puri in particular is great. Paapdi chaat, aloo tikki, are other reccos.
❤GO CHINESE❤
The Bengali sweet house is an old and the most popular restaurants in close proximity to the heart of Delhi , Connaught Place. Situated in Mandi House amidst the cultural hub , this place serves love all the way !
☸AMBIENCE :
The outlet is spaced enough for larger accommodations with comfortable seating arrangements.
☸I CALLED IN FOR:
Ordered the Chinese sizzler which was basically based on a cabbage leaf pallette dumped with haka noodles , crispy tomatoes , broccoli, and capsicum!
In addition , tried the cold coffee, though too sweet can be consumed on cheat days !
☸STAFF AND SERVICE:
The staff is warm and welcoming while the service is quick !
☸COST:
Every food item is reasonably priced !
☸FEEDBACK:
A must go for barring all the hungry food voices growling inside that empty tummy especially when you want to have those *chaat* times with your bunch of friends !
Sunny Anand || Khanabadosh3
+3.5
Bengali sweet House, the oldest one located in the Bengali Market. The Hunger savior for those who would like to have tasty food in CP area. You can find more parking space then people here for this shop. People wait for their dine in turn even in this hot summer as well.
They are famous for their food and specially for snacks.
I ordered their famous Pav Bhaji and Aloo chaat. Chaat you can customized as per your taste bud, we ask for spicy and get it like that. The taste is yummmm. The bread (Pav) used by them are soft and the layer of butter is there for essence.
Must try place. Do not forget to order their Chhole Bhature. I ate ample of times from here so this time I tried something else.
Full marks for their taste.
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Chole Bhature has been my favourite breakfast snack since childhood. I still remember the days when I used to get up early even in the coldest of North Indian
Chole Bhature has been my favourite breakfast snack since childhood. I still remember the days when I used to get up early even in the coldest of North .
Visiting this place since 10 years with my family. Is the most popular place around the street . Everytime of the day is a hectic atmosphere in there. Its because of the tasty food it offers to their costumer . Qulaity and service are the best . Taste from sweets to dinning gives your tongue various delicious flavours to add memorable moments to your life.
Must visit place with friends and family
Raj Kachori. This is my favourate dish over here. It is very fulfilling. The rate is reasonable and very attractice. Wonderful for two people.
Bhimsain bengali is a old sweet shop in c.p evolving with time and adding cusines and good amount of variety in their menu is a good thing to stay in business. I had chole bathure here with cold drink which was yummy and enough to fill my tummy i was thinking to have rasmalai but no scope left after having chole bathure
All time favourite breakfast spot. Ordered, papri chaat, chole bhature and gulab jamun with ice cream. Highly recommended for all desi food lovers.
There are times when just one bite of something can take you back to your childhood. I ordered their poori sabzi and just as i took a bit I was sent back to the school time when Sunday morning meant Poori Sabzi and television. It is so simple and yet so tasty, comforting. It comes at a price of 45 bucks...can you believe it. Keep it up guys for all the nostalgia you are offering to people without burning holes in their pockets.
It is one of the iconic places in Bengali Market. Used to go there a lot while coaching in FICCI Auditorium.
It was the place for Sunday Brunch. They serve one of the best Chole bhataure here. It is pocket friendly. A nice place to visit with friends and family.
Dahi Gappe 😛
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So its almost time to get free from office and hop into your nearby market and grab some mouth-ful snacker 😱
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Whats best than a Dahi Gappa ~ A Crunnchhyy Gol Gappa, over-filled with thick n lousy curd, added to it is Tamarind Khatti-meethi Chutney and Green Coriander Chutney topped with succulent अचारी-कचालू (Typical Spicy Kachalu) ⚡️
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When you put this kaleidoscopic Golgappa, that jazzy cart just cracks into your mouth, and that meld reaches every nook-and-corner of your mouth ~ your taste buds feel contented 😌
Yummiiliciousss food!!! Chhole Bhature , bhalla papri chaat is a must try. Also you can add kulfi faluda in the list . Very tasty food , you can actually relish the flavours. The only thing which disappointed us was rasgulla which was very hard. Overall a very good experience!
This place is a must visit to fill your taste buds with exotic CHAATS !!! Value for money and good variety of bakery items !!! Not to miss out on exotic sweets which is what this place is famous for !!
Good place has fast service. My favourite ia the dal and paneer . Cheap and tasty food. Surely a hit. Have been coming here since 9 years and love this place
Nice restaurant with good food and fast service
My personal favourites are gol gappe , Pav bhaji and chole bhature.
Fast, efficient and compartmentalised i.e. servings are outdoors and indoors too. Great range of fast food indian variety and to top it off are the excellent sweets. Dahi Papri ( rs 60) is fairly large and filling. Falooda Kulfi is worth it in summers. The staff are polite and methodical in serving and cleaning up the place. Avoid looking at the glum faced cashier though.
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Bhimsain Bengali Sweet Shop
Established 1937
Bengali Market, Delhi
Visited this place many years ago, revisited it today again. Renowned as a sweet shop, this establishment serves some of the best chat, all priced between 55 and 70 rupees. Sounds expensive but it's totally worth it. This is one of the places a lot of Delhi people rever.
Filling, sumptuous, good quality ingredients, fresh and delicious. The theeka chutney is the right amount of khatta and theeka, the imli chutney is dense and alive. The fusion of both these tangy, sharp flavours makes the chaat at Bhimsain's one of the best. The Paper chat is served with pasty curd, beaten with some green and red chutney, crisp wheat papdis and a sprinkle of ginger/adarak strands for a kick of spice. The Golguppa is either atta or sooji, the atta being thinner and crispier with a shorter life span; the sooji is thicker amd heavier. Both are satisfying in their own way; I personally feel sooji puris absorb the tangy flavours better. The theeka paani is to die for.
Coming to the sweet, we couldn't leave without having tried the rasmalai. Large sized milk cakes dipped in flavoured milk... the kesar and pista flavour just makes you smile. This is a smooth sweet ride instead of an instant sugar rush. And its a very lovable ride.
Nathu's is right opposite and frankly I always find it tough to choose between the two. Thank you Delhi for giving us both these joints.
Omg amazing chole bhature !
Even the roti sabji, parathas, lassi, sweets are awesome.
Everything made is so pure and healthy.
They have a Quick service.
The oats biscuits are great !
It is a nice place to eat some street foods.but if u see towards hygiene,it lacks a bit.othetrwise their south Indian dishes are not that bad.
Sitamani Rajagopalan
+3.5
Was looking for an outlet which wd b light on tummy. On d way to Janakpuri, felt Bengali sweets wd b a famous and old joint Bengali Sweets. Was surprised to see a partition in the outlet. That was the only change. Otherwise Menu, staff all were same. We had Badam milk, kulgi falooda, lassi and samosa. The taste was also same, no change. As usual got rasmalai and Gulab jamun packed for satisfing d eve sweet tooth. Place was worth stopping over. Went with Thanu Iyer, Arvind Pandey and two more friends.
It provides decent quality of sweets. Ghee laddoos are great!
Whenever we have ordered some sweets from this junction, they have come with fresh sweets. Though the sweets can't be compared with original Kolkata sweets of famous shops but it can certainly satiate the crave for sweets.
Excellent place for breakfast. Go early enough there is ample parking and seating.
Cholla Bhaturas hit the spot as did the savoury lassi.
Rounded it off with their famous Rasgullas.
Prompt and very friendly service. The servers are very pleasant and make you feel at ease.
Great value for money can eat a full meal for 200 rupees.
Bengali sweet house- not just a sweet/ desserts place but more of a Legendary restaurant has been in place since very long. This place has earned its name after years of consistent performance, be it the famous bengali markets gol gappe or the other dishes like cholle bathure, people just love coming to this place, which is prominent from the number of people dining at this place at any point of time.
The famous rasogulla of this place is one the most amazing sweet you can find in Delhi. The place is very reasonable and has lots of options on the menu.You can fill your belly in almost 250-300 bucks.
Bengali sweet house is a must visit to have some
Very reasonable and delicious traditional indian cuisines.
One of the legendary restaurants in Central Delhi, Bengali Sweet House is always brimming with people.
Though the seating area is not that huge, the dishes are really yummy and economical too. Their gol gappas and other Street food certainly stands out among others.
Yes it does provide a few decent quality bengali sweets but what I liked more about this place is the snacks they offer. Lots of variety and good taste, loved the chaats here and also the bhaturas. Also the parathas seemed good, although we didn't try it.
This place is for those people or i can say FOODIES who love to eat simple food or less masala wala food. Everything is good. Must try its thali.
Those with a sweet tooth will definitely enjoy this place and should aim for their mixes and combos in the sweet section. The combo of malpura with rabri was fabulous. The sweetness of malpura was well balanced with the sweet and mildly salty rabri.
Their snacks range is pretty much easy on your wallet be it chola bhature or dosa. They come cheap, quick and delicious. Although, their lassi wasn't as good as the test of the items on the menu.
To be honest this was better than its counterpart sharing the same wall and the same name. Be alert in having a seat in the right Bengali sweet house the "Bhimsain's Bengali Sweet House".
Bengali Sweet House is not so difficult to find as it's a place that most of the people around knows about. This review for this sweet corner is little late but I must say, Raj Kachori & Choley bhature were nice and Gulab Jamun is a Must try as it is served hot. Apart from that their other chat items were not so great. They seems OK to me. The place has a lot of Rush in every other hour I guess. Service is too low. They sometimes forget your order or sometimes your spoon. But one thing I'll write that again... if you're passing by that place and wants to eat something sweet then must try their Gulab Jamun. They were like Heaven to me that time.
My friend and i were so hungry yesterday- ordered chole bhature and rasmalai. Their service is so fast- it took only 3-4 mins. We were out of the place in 15 mins. The food was DELICIOUS as always.
There is nothing extraordinary about this place, but I'll rate it 4.0. It's a restaurant you can drop in for an inexpensive lunch or dinner and would would rarely return dissatisfied. The food taste is good, ambience not special but a notch above the new street food joints you see in Delhi. Though I'm not a big fan of the chaat here, it's popular with a lot of other people. I often visit it for its location - close to Connaught Place, yet a little less crowded.
We visited this place 2-3 times recently due to its proximity to our class venue near mandi house. Though the restaurant is kind of an open restaurant, it has ACs installed on the side walls which fail to provide any relief from the heat. It is more appropriate to have quick meals here rather than having a full meal. We tried both. We have tried from dal makhani shahi paneer to chole bhature ,kesar badam milk and lassi. We liked almost everything. The prices they charge are quite low and this makes this place a value for money.
Ambience - 3/5
Food - 4/5
Service - 3/5
Great place to try multi-cuisine. Its abt 1 km from CP. I tried amritsari kulcha and raita which was really good. Would like to visit here for breakfast once to try chholey bhaturey which I have heard is also delicious.
For some reason, this place keeps attracting me eveytime I'm in Delhi. The chole batture and tikki chaat are my favorites from this place. I like the cold coffee they serve as well. Quite ironic that I've never had or purchased any sweets from this "sweet house"
My fav place to have GolGappa's from cllg time..so this is very old shop in bengali market is famous for street food...however the magic of great taste is now being faded from their dishes
Musr try GolGappa--- crispy, nice flavour of water, good filling of channa n aloo
Aloo tiki--- it was so so n was below my expectations...
Mixed Chaat--- again a nice dish bt papri was not crispy
Jalebi---- perfect taste hot n yummy in taste
Gulab jamun--- loved it :D
Lassi-- was very good in taste loaded with dry fruits :D
Overall a nice place to have street food if u r in cp or barahkhaamba :D
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It is marching ahead alongside the Post Independant India..1947....
The third generation helped by their Spouses are managing the show...
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Grand--Parents, Parents have to keep child in laps as ChildFriendly chairs are not available...
Rest room is in pathetic state..
NDMC paid parking is available. ( heavy on purse as anywhere in & around CP)...
Lucky are the ones who manage to get space easily...
Waiting time is around 20 minutes... Meanwhile , Gulp the MeethaTeekha GolGuppas from the Bhaiya...
Tasty food compensates the difficulty / inconvenience faced , if any...
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food is good and budget-friendly, nothing special
the sweets are delicious
do try the sweets here
More than the actual taste I guess it's more of nostalgia... This shop has been here for as long as I can remember.... The Chole bhature are always my go to, the lady at the counter who I think it's running the show now is very courteous and will engage you in a chat if it's not busy... The staff are prompt and the food is served in a blink of an eye
Since a kid I am visiting Bengali markey N number of times,, Now the market has very limited changes..
Very beautiful always and I feel relaxed here.. by having meals and sweet savouries of these 2 giants : Bengali sweets and Nathu sweet
Very good service by staff. Food taste is very good with low prices. Overall very good experience.Have to visit to get a best experience
Chhole Bhature was awesome...rest of the food items were good
It’s the best place for dining. Here food is so delicious and prises so budget friendly. It’s family restaurant and place so good. Location is so near from Mandi House metro
recently visited Bhimsain's Bengali Sweet Shop, a place known for its wide variety of sweets and savoury snacks. My visit, however, was a bit of a mixed bag.
I tried their Aloo Chaat and Aloo Tikki with Dahi. Both dishes were quite average, failing to live up to the expectations I had. The Aloo Tikki was under-seasoned, lacking the necessary salt that would have brought out its flavours.
This shop has been here for as long as I can remember.... The Chole bhature are always my go to, the lady at the counter who I think it's running the show now is very courteous
One of the best sweets and chole Bhattura in Delhi taste is good 😌
Recently visited the store. They have good variety of food.
Cleaning can be focused bit more.
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