ASHA SWEET CENTER — Local services in Bengaluru

Asha Sweets Center deserves all the points possible for its amazing food. It’s surprising that its full menu isn’t available online. Don’t be fooled by the name of the place; their savoury dishes are splendid.

The restaurant is spread across 4 floors. Each floor provides something different – sweets, snacks, chaats, and meals. Each floor looks beautiful. The ambience is great and the environment is always chilly.

We started off with some Paneer Tacos. While I like to stick with the classic Mexican version, this Indian twist might appeal to a few. I know that my food companions loved it. It’s tangy and has a tandoori finish. The taco itself was crispy. Next came the Farm Fresh Pizza. If you love super cheesy pizzas, this is the dish for you. While the crust wasn’t perfect, the toppings were fresh, the sauce was flavorful, and the cheese was plentiful.

The king of the lunch had to be the Thalis we ordered. This North Indian treat takes a while to be made but from what I was told, everything on our plate was freshly made and it showed. The thali comes with Tandoori Roti, Boondi Raita, Papad, Salad, Rasmalai, Biryani, Subzi, Dal Makhani, and Paneer Makhanwala. The dal and paneer are possibly one of the best versions I have had in a restaurant. The biryani goes well with the raita. The dessert was the perfect finishing touch. The thali is almost too much for one person to finish. I highly recommend this dish.

Fair warning – the food takes a while to arrive but it’s definitely worth it. Service is great. There are plenty of servers available for each floor.

Asha Sweets is a great place and perfect for a heavy lunch and a...

As someone visiting Bangalore from out of town, I was told by multiple locals not to miss Asha Sweets—and I’m glad I listened. This place is clearly a household name here, and after trying it myself, I can see why.

I visited their Jayanagar outlet on a friend’s recommendation, and the first thing that stood out was the crowd. It’s always a good sign when a place is busy for the right reasons. The shop was clean, staff were efficient, and despite the rush, I didn’t have to wait too long to get my order.

I tried the Mysore Pak, which completely lived up to the hype—soft, rich, and not overly sweet. The Badam Milk was another standout—served warm and flavorful, perfect for a slightly breezy evening. I also picked up a mixed sweet box to take home, and the variety and quality were impressive.

The snacks section is decent too—I had a samosa and some kachori, both fresh and crisp. I didn’t try the online delivery, but judging by how fast things moved in-store, I’d recommend going there in person if you can.

For someone not from Bangalore, Asha Sweets feels like a great way to experience a slice of the city’s traditional food culture. It’s not fancy or over-the-top—it’s authentic, well-priced, and made with care. If you want to taste something that locals actually swear by, this is a solid choice. Definitely...

Seen Asha from the times of its inception in Malleshwaram . Thy maintained quality till a couple of years ago . Now maybe because of multiple branches and competition in market their quality of food sold has visibly deteriorated . Have eaten chandrakala which has barely any mawa filling inside and these days the moong dal kachoris Indiranagar branch are so stale that it's so hard and dry instead f being crisp n flavourful . Asha plz buckle up ur quality standards ! Visited Asha indiranagar on 25th June 2024 Tuesday .. asked for kachori ... The guy handling chat section has bad cold and is sneezing directly on his hand gloves and trying to give me kachori with same . Paying 35rs for a kachori I expect the workers to be briefed atleast with some hygiene sense . Disappointed I just walked away cancelling. N houseflies over chandrakala . Asha is sliding down in hygiene . Visited Asha again on 30.5.2025 the guy at chat counter wears rubber glove on right hand but touches and packs my samosa in his bare left hands . Wonder what the right hand or gloves are for ! I discarded the samosa after buying . I think u people don't brief ur staff weekly about hygiene n dealing with...