Review Bikaner Sweet & Namkin - Mumbai

We visited first time at Bikaner! Good food, great assistance by Sania. Her behaviour and assistance is amazing. We are happily surprised by her communication skills.

Very nice place. Staff here is best and extremely friendly. Upper floor ambience is also pretty. Had a great time here for my friend’s birthday

Bikaner consist best range of sweets and namkin...We all enjoyed a lot having it.It was awesome experience there I will suggest everyone to visit this shop. Bikaner Sweets is one of the most popular Franchise in Vashi City as it offers best in class Indian Sweets, Indian Snacks and Also Some patent Gujrati and Rajasthani Delicacies, It even has a Sandwich and "Chaat Corner" and also offers Indian Drinks as well as Soft Drinks. Most of these snacks are Freshly prepared, Well-Presented and kept in Hygienic Condition. Also a Menu of All Food Items are displayed on a Board.

Delicious food and excellent service by Saniya. Thanks

We bought Gulab jamun awfull softness totally missing not the quality expected of bikaner

Good place to have a snake and sweet variety of sweets are available at Bikaner it's on the main road parking is available

Good collection of farsans and snacks. Kachori, panipuri and Bhelpuri are my favorite. Friendly people and clean place. Conveniently located at sector 10 F type market area with other snacks shops.

Nice place for snacks even during this lockdown . I have tried some of their dishes . Good in taste and Safe to eat. Had snacks in this bakery...very nice tasty food, very stomach fillings, cost efficient (very cheap). All kind of snacks available here sweets, puffs , chat items, sandwich, wrap's, Manchurian, and fruit juice. Most favorite place for college students. Always heard about bikaner samosa and they are worth having.They are really delicious and very big compared to samosa's I had. Totally worth having it. Overall this place is the snacks heaven for snacks lover.

All snacks, sweets, farsan, etc available here. Live Dosa Counter, Pav Bhaji, Sandwich, Pizza, etc.

ALMOST EVERYTHING I TASTED THERE IS ABOLUTELY AMAZING.

I liked cold Pani Puri specially plus Cheese grilled sandwiches over there. Reasonable price rates and Very hygienic. I liked sweets as well good in taste 👍 available on main Street near Market area.

Went here in the morning to have some quick breakfast. We had 1 plate of Pathra (Alu Vadi)-Rs 30/-, 1 plate Dhokla- Rs 30/- and 2 Somosa Pav- Rs 15/- each All the 3 items were delicious and quantity was great especially the samosa pav, there Samosa is really huge. Check out my youtube channel "Cook Eat Wander" and please do subscribe 🙂

The samosas are fantastic Its a big sweets shop The jalebis are just ok But pani puris are good

We had went for beak fast. Tried gatia, jalebi, vada pav, samosa, dhokla etc., everything was tasty.

Quality sweets available here. Also a snack corner you will get pani puri , samosa and other snacks.Food is very hygienic and tasty

this place is fantastic option for having Samosas . Huge, perfectly fried and quick service. Sweet section is good too,mine personal favourite is Motichoor Laddoo ,but kids prefer Malai peda. Perfect land mark for good food. Strongly recommended . #sweets #samosa #namkin #fantastic

Tasty and Delicious Raj Kachori..loved It.<br/><br/>Amazing place<br/>If you ever come at Vashi dont miss Bikaner Sweets, get some delicious & yummy deserts<br/>

They have a neat and clean shop, well maintained.<br/>And they are hygienic. They have fresh sweets and the food quality is really good and fresh.<br/>Bikaner Sweet & Snacks

Love the kulcha’s and chole. The another mutter kulcha combination is wonderful is right priced at 90. Value for money. It is a self service restaurant and looking at the working of it. The other products are highly priced then expected. 5 stars for the kulcha’s though!

Bikanerwala is a dream come true for chaat lovers . The newly opened up franchise defintely lives upto its name. The chaat and mithai are drool worthy. The chola bhaturas are lip smacking good. For anyone wanting a quick yet yummy bite, this is the place to go.

SEPTEMBER 2016 , WEEKDAY AFTERNOON<br/><br/>Had a Meeting in CBD Belapur on the way back my first stop was this place just to have the<br/>SAMOSA<br/><br/>Then headed to the In orbit Mall

Bikaner Sweets is a well known Sweets & Namkin franchise of India.<br/><br/>Nothing is good so about this Sector 10 Vashi Outlet. Very Unhygienic. Two incidence to prove my claim. Once I purchased Moti Chur ladoo which was stale & returned it, with apology & money return from the shopkeeper in return. Second instance was mosquito found in syrup of Gulabjamun. So better watch out before buying anything from this outlet.<br/><br/>Apart from that Samosas, Vada Pav, Kachori, Ragda Petti & other chat items are not upto the mark when u have other good options available nearby.

I don't care about their chats and hygiene and bla bla bla.<br/>What I prefer to eat is kaju katli.. 😁😍. But yes they maintain d hygiene.. Like those plastic bags in hands for pani puri and all.

A small joint of sweets and chaat corner. Recently visited here and has pani puri, it was good. The hygiene was maintained for serving Pani puri which is imp. Would love to try other chats as well.

One of the best places of Mumbai to try chats.<br/>This is the only place in Mumbai where there chats are amazingly spicy at the same time cravilisiously delicious.<br/>If you stop by Navi Mumbai and by chance end up in Vashi, this place is a must try out.<br/>Their chats are impeccably savoury and their sweets are to die for.<br/>So we had dhai katchori which is a puffed up, hard, puri stuffed with dhai (which is obviously curd or yoghurt) and a sweet and spicy sauce topped with thin fried savory noodles (sev). This combination may sound weird, but trust me this is something to defiantly try. <br/>The next thing we tried out was the traditional Punjabi Samoosa which is quite common in this part of the world. This is traditionally made from wheat flour sheets wrapped around a spicy potato mix and then fried in hot oil. This is served with a mint chutney and a hot and sweet sauce.<br/>The next thing I ran to (literally) was the paani puri. You can't go wrong with paani puri. Yes, we the people of Mumbai love our paani puri. (The reason I don't hv any picture is because I was too busy enjoying this crazy delicacy.) So basically paani puri is a small hollow puri (hollow puffed crepe bread) stuffed with a spicy potato mix (yes, we do love loading up on potatoes) and then dipped into spicy water which contains boondi (these are small chick pea flour balls fried in hot oil), spices and mint chutney. This comes in a plate of five usually. This seems a lot, but it isn't. <br/>Finally for dessert we had a malai sandwich. Though it is a little bit heavy on your pocket, but trust me it worth the try. So basically malai is like a thick cream cheese that is usually skimmed off milk. This sandwich was stuffed with a sweet cream filling and topped off with nuts and saffron. <br/>This place does have its back logs, but apart from that; it's totally worth the try.

Sweets and snacks are of good quality .. Samosa is really very tastey .. Panipuri and other stalls are also there .. Rasmalai is the special sweet they serve