Ahad Sons Restaurants

I have been visiting Bengali Sweets since 1990s. Food is the Best that can be had. The only thing that prevents me form giving 5 stars is that the servers (most) are unkempt and the cutlery and crockery is rarely clean. I generally wipe everything with a napkin before using it. But the food keeps me coming back.

Food is very yummy . Rates are very reasonable . Service is not good because many table is allotted to single person . No other waiter listen to you . Only that waiter will see everything. You have to wait many times to place order that’s the only problem you would face there . Rest everything is nice . I had ordered vegetable platter and sarso da saag makki di roti . It was very good . In past also I had ordered many things like gol gappe ( Suji) , noddles , jalebi , kulfi ka falooda , chole bhatura , papdi chaat . These were also good . It’s a pure veg restaurant. Money particularly depends on how much you things you guys order . Someone order many dishes and some order few so I have just given an idea about spend per person . Rest I don’t recommend the sweets like ladoo , gujiya , emarti because I think it’s better to buy from haldiram or bikanervala that I thought else you can buy if you like but I don’t like it .

I recently dined at the Bengali Sweet Centre in South Extension I, New Delhi, and it was a delightful experience. The quality of the food they offer is truly commendable, delivering flavors that stay true to the essence of Bengali cuisine. The ambiance at the restaurant is both comfortable and inviting, creating a pleasant atmosphere for dining with friends or family. What truly shines here, though, are their delectable Bengali sweets. From rasgullas to sandesh and a variety of other sweet treats, each bite transported me to the heart of Bengal. If you're in the mood for authentic Bengali cuisine and crave high-quality sweets, the Bengali Sweet Centre is a hidden gem in New Delhi. It's a wonderful place to savor the essence of Bengal's culinary traditions.