Navras Sweets — Local services in Bengaluru

Stale and Old Sweets

Being a Jain, I visited this place as Rajwadi is one of those few places which is offering Jain Food in AECS Layout. I have been ordering online Jain Food from their sister branch "Amrit Bhog", hence decided to visit this place in person. The ambience and the whole atmosphere of the restaurant was good. I ordered Ghewar and Kesar Peda, as the attendant itself guided that Ghewar is their flagship product and Kesar Peda is really good.

Ghewar we consumed on the very next day and it was quite good but the problem lies in their Kesar Peda. It was totally stale and rancid, and we had to throw it completely. I cannot even imagine buying a stale sweet from such a premium shop. I wish I had tasted it before placing the order, that could have saved me from such a pathetic experience. The only reason I could think now is they are unable to sell their sweets on a daily basis and hence are forced to...

Tried their Mango Pickle, Garlic Pickle (the latter I liked) However, on the sweet part, I found their Rasmalai to be scenting weird - also the colour was a bit off for my liking. Not worth ₹70 by any means.

Location tip : Nearby Asha Tiffins - Navras Sweets branding is not done on the outside. It is within the Rajwadi franchise I think. Took 20 mins to find.

One slight issue was the cashier/owner constantly chewing betel leaf/paan while speaking to us. Very uncouth behaviour in...

I have only ordered sweets from this place via swiggy. The north indian sweets like chum chum and gulam jamun are so delicious. I have tried chum chum in Bangalore from pretty much every possible sweets shop but no one comes closer to what it is. Navras sweets have definitely made my life happier by delivering the most perfect and delicious chum chum ever. Thank you so much. A big thumbs up to...