Review Aristocrat Sweets - New Delhi

Good range of Bengali Sweets and snacks . Very popular amongst Sweet lovers.

This place serves authentic bengali sweets, golgappe and chaat. The place have huge variety of sweets. The prices are moderate. The sweets are freshly prepared without compromising on the quality. You can expect sweets to be extra sweet if you have never tried authentic bengali sweets before. The chaat and golgappe served served here are amazing as they are my favorite and are perfectly balanced in taste and spices. You can get it customized according to your needs such as spicy or sweet. You can expect this place to be little crowded on weekends and during the peak hours.

Yet another favorite of mine, Aristocrat Sweet Shop is one place where you could grab your favorite bengali "mithai". You should surely give it a visit if you love tasting some amazing sweets. Must Try: Malai Cham Cham, Kulhad Mishti Doi.

The best shop for all Bengali sweets. They have Everything for everyone. The sweets are so delicious you won't be able to control yourself after having one. You'll crave for more. They also provide best packing so that you can take it home or even on fights. Had Mishti Doi and Sondesh. It was an absolute delight. If you are there please go and have some. Nearest metro: Kailash colony Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Budget: 5/5 ( moderate ) Overall : ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

loved their baked Rosogolla - Gur rasmalai - Must try these - fresh and tasty

Good range of sweets and mishti doi is best

The place is economical, clean his gol gappas are not tasty

The sweet and snack selection is very good but the shop is supremely crowded in the evenings so keep that in mind.

Gud Sandesh is the best Bengali sweet I have had from here and it's perfect. Whenever I visit India, I come to this shop to buy Gud Sandesh.

Love the sweets of this place. IMO, the Mishti Doi here is the best among all the places in Delhi. They also have Chaat and Puchka. The Puchkas are amazing in taste as well as value for money.

Sandesh and Misti Dai both are my favourite taste was very good and all the sweets are in low price and the quality of the sweets are amazing. Must visit and try

Heaven for authentic bengali sweets in Delhi

The sweets shop in CR park market -1, South Delhi which supplies sweets to the house of the president of India. You can imagine quality of mithai / mishti here. If you are a Bengali you will love visiting this place.

And the foodie breaks the silence with a bang. This eatery was on my wish list since a long time and today i.e. 26/SEP/2020, i finally gave a thought to try it. It is the first ever time i visited C R park for gastro reasons. I was lucky to get the Darshan of Maa kali very easily. The temple is right next to this eating joint. I also felt that this market (C R Park -mkt 01) is doing some serious business in culinary terms.<br/>About today‘s experience this place is mostly a takeaway except the phuchka which you can enjoy right in front of the shop. Today i tried Gur Sandesh, Regular Sandesh, Kancha Gola and kheer puli. I can‘t say which one of these items was the most delicate, as actually everything got melted keeping in the mouth. <br/>The best part which i found was the balanced sweetness. And that is the main difference between the north indian sweet shops and authentic Bengali sweet ( i must say). Among the above said 4 items, my favourite is the Kancha Gola and than kheer puli. <br/>Prices are a bit on higher side as compared to north indian sweet shops but anyway it is worth paying for. <br/>I still want to try other items on their menu. <br/>A must visit is recommended......

Loved some of the items. We had Kheerkadam which is one of my favorite sweets. Had some sweet boondi and another of my favourite, Mishti Doi. Also loved the samosas filled with chopped potatoes instead of mashed. Thats all time love. Must visit!

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Brilliant paani Puris.

I just love their sweets!! Their kheer Kadam is very nice and fresh and soft. It melts in mouth. The Mishti dahi is also awesome

We went to the canteen run by Aristrocrat company at the Kali Bari premises for lunch today. The veg thali has shrunk to just a dal and sabzi. Earlier you used to be giving 2 sabzis and a dal in the veg thali. On top of that we were served a cholar dal to begin with which became musur dal on the second helping. The fish thali had a shorshe preparation which was watery and bad. The piece served was that of the tail portion. This was when we paid seperately for 2 fried fishes at the same price as the jhol. Compare your veg thali to the one they serve at Ma Tara and you will realise that you are not delivering value for money. The canteen had gone down one time and when you took it over it was a pleasant surprise but your quality has really deteriorated over the last few months. I was really saddened by my rank bad experience.

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Had heard a lot about this place and their famous puchkas.<br/>Ordered dahi puchka and Mishti doi but didn't like it too much whereas dahi puchka were really tasty.<br/>The service was too slow.

This is one of the best places to try bengali sweets. Try Kheer kodom and chhanar jilipi without fail. Its a small shop in mkt 1. Parking isnt issue. Park in front of the bus stand in front

I have heard about the famous golgappas from this outlet and so we visited from a really far place to visit this one and not to my delight, I found the place was al little overhyped. There golagapaps were nice , felt like chota raj kachoris to me. Mishthi dohi was one thing I love about this place.

Another typical bengali sweet shop in CR park,misti dohi is worth trying,1st we tried small cup of dohi and later had a big portion for home,dogi are served in earthen pot .

Been there couple of times for rosogolla and misti doi (sweet curd). Just noticed while packing that some black thing on sweet i ordered and asked for replacement. While eating found hair inside rosogolla as well as misti doi. Previously also this thing happened. Will recommend others to avoid going this place

Had Mishti doi only here but its extremely awesome.I loved this kullahad doi. Service is wonderful.<br/>Suggestions were good.Cost effective place.

One of the best location to get hands on all kind of Bengali sweet. Rabari with the sweet milk is my favourite. They serve Mishty Dohi in different sizes of clay pot which quite fancy. They don’t provide a place to sit. You have stand and eat.

This place is a Bengali sweet bliss!<br/>I had various of their sweets and they're really good.<br/>Their best are the pedas!! Definitely must try!!<br/>

3.5 rating. Good option in C R Park, New Delhi. They keep reasonable varieties of sweets and few savouries. Phuchkas are one of the attractions. Veg Chops, shingara, Nimkies are good. Sweets are good if not the best. They are into catering business too and are quite popular in that. They make celebration sweets also as per the festival. Today in Poush Parbon of bengal they are selling, patishapta, gokul pitha, malpoa and Chanar payesh beside other regular sweets.  I have tasted most of the varieties in different occasions, and are satisfactory. Pricing are on the higher side too. Mishti Doi , good one in reasonable price.

WORDS FROM A HAPPY CLIENT: Anyone looking for good caterers, please don't hesitate to contact them. Used their catering services for my daughter's birthday. Extremely satisfied. Decent person who doesn't make fake promises. He didn't try to make a fool out of us. We went to him when the other one was pestering us to pay 50% advance a week before the event and we had doubts. When I talked to the person in charge of aristocrat caterers, I wished I had got his contact before. He refused to take any penny in advance when we offered him. Mr. Bacchu Singh, may your business grow and you get more prosperity. I would recommend him for his politeness, honesty, punctuality, professionalism and helpful nature. The food was delicious as everyone appreciated it especially the radhaballabhi and kosha mangsho. He took a huge burden off my shoulders and did the decorations that impressed my guests. Everything - starting from the decor to food- was appreciated by my guests. Thank you very much. I would highly recommend their services. We wish him the very best.

Besides sweets and snacks if u r fan of Bengali breakfast radhaballabi and alu dum, then surely visit it early.. By 11am mostly it's over on weekends....<br/>The radhaballabi was best I had apart from one found in Kolkata..<br/>But been from Mumbai I really miss such food ... Happy eating<br/>

It's a small sweet shop in the market. There is no sitting area.<br/><br/>Everything is fresh and taste quite similar to sweets available in Kolkata. If you are vising during winters, you must try items made of Nolen Gur and Patali Gur. Must try items: Gur Sondesh, Gur Kacha Gulla, Gur Rosogull, Kheer Kadam, Rabri and Mishti Doi. I didn't like there Lawanglatika, may be because of heavy flavours and less Mewa stuffing.<br/><br/>If you want to change your Taste, do eat Radha Vallabhi ( it is maida Puri stuffed with dal pithi, served with aalo jhol). I was lucky to be able to eat it hot and fresh. Kachori was also quite interesting. It had peas filling and was very crispy. I liked it.<br/><br/>Do take there Nimki ( Maida Namkeen). They make it fresh ( check the packet for manufacturing date) and it really crispy. Which i love.<br/><br/>Overall, its a do try place if you are around and want to get some taste of Bengali sweets.

What's better than authentic bong sweet dishes for someone with a sweet tooth. And Aristocrat delivers really well to its customers when it comes to great bong sweets.

The best shop for all Bengali sweets. They have everything for everyone. The sweets are so delicious you won't be able to control yourself having one. You'll crave for more.<br/><br/>They also provide best packing so that you can take it home or even on flights. <br/><br/>Had Mishti doi and Sondesh. It was an absolute delight. If you are there please go and have some. <br/><br/>Nearst metro: Kailash Colony<br/><br/>Food 5/5<br/><br/>Service 5/5<br/><br/>Budget 5/5 (moderate)<br/><br/>

Golgappa was yum. Revived the taste of Bengali cuisine. Sukha papri is add on this. And misty doi after main course is must. It must be starting junction for any foodie

Brought back the childhood memories of having lots n lots of sweet at nanii's place...closest to authentic sweets from Bengal.. Found in Delhi...<br/>Very original...fresh..genuinely tasty sweets..<br/>Try there puchka also.. They really revive your taste buds ...keep it up

A place to go if u hav a huge sweet tooth.the boondhi is delicious ,misthi doi is out of the world .apart from their sweets there's a gol gappa wala just on the entrance.they call it puchka and it is to die for only atta variant is available but the stuffing blew me away ....the spices and sounth chutney are unique ...a must try

Sweet delight in CR Park Market no. 1 they have fresh range of Bengali sweets and the best part is they sell on per piece basis as well.  After my dinner i went to this small shop to try some Bengali sweet and i had Kachoa gulla a jaggery based ball which is so soft that it will melt in your mouth in a fraction of seconds! , Mouchak which was fresh and tasted heavenly, and sandesh was soft and sweetness was perfect according to my palate.  I paid 50 INR for three pieces of sweets.

CR park is full of yummy options when it comes to food. I tried the luchi with aloo ki sabzi here. As it was served cold, the flavors were not that good. But I liked the luchi- stuffed with dal. Aloo sabzi was good but could have been more spicy and flavorful

This tiny sweet shop in CR Park No. 1 market sells decent bengali sweets. They have a wide range of sweets from rasogolla to ras malai to sandesh to the typical bengali jamuns that are pink inside. I make sure to buy some sweets from this shop whenever i visit this market. Quality of sweets is good if not the best. At least they are a better alternative to the Aggarwals of the world. They do have a gol gappa counter as well. Crowd builds up in the evening for gol gappas. I also take mishti doi (sweet curd) from here and it tastes good.

Aristocrat sweet shop is just near by Shiv mandir in Chitranjan Park . As population is going in very accelerated pace the hygiene level is decreasing. But although we have to manage every where. This is sweet shop which is not so big but very delicious with its sweets. We came here to taste the Rosogulla and progressively we tasted rash malai, and gulab jamun,then sondesh. The sweets are really sweet, it can be visited for twice for sweets.

Bang in the middle of the front of market no. 1, Aristocrat stocks all old and new favourites and does a fairly decent job at it. <br/><br/>The kheer kadams work well and are always good. Melt in the mouth and gooey with just the right amount of sweet. The kacha gola which is a really well balanced and low sweet favourite of mine is a bit of a hit and miss- the last time I tried it was a bit too dry. <br/><br/>There is also always a bunch of new things you can explore- the kesar malai is sweet and cold and creamy and juicy all at once. <br/><br/>I also have eyed the gur Sandesh and hope to try it soon enough.

An almost good sweet shop. Annapurna near Shiv Mandir, CR Park was a lot better earlier but has gone down over the years.<br/>The current top favourite is, undoubtedly, Kamala Sweets which is just a 3-5 minutes walk away, so you might like to choose that over this.<br/>The sweets are fresh, sometimes rarely or not so rarely, ants & flies can be seen mingling with the juices but isn't that a not uncommon sight in Indian Sweet shops?<br/>But, overall, clean enough and fresh enough. Thousands buy & eat from here. hundreds would advocate this shop strongly. So, you might indulge. They have a good range of sweets & savouries.<br/>But, remember, Kamala is just nearby.