Dwariks Grandsons — Local services in Kolkata

Very bad behaviour by the staffs Went to buy 3pc radha valaabi during vishwakarma puja and i told them twice but no response and two people came after me and ordered 15 packs of sweets eqch containing 15 pieces of 15 rs sondesh and they started packing that order which will atleast take them 20 minutes for them to pack I told them minimum 10 times that uncle please pack my order it will barely take a minute but they are simply ignoring and not responding and i just left the shop quietly as i dont want to create any drama there So please think then visit otherwise they will spoil your mood Recommendations- better visit the original haridas modak for beat quality sweets and breakfast (not the most famous one but the...

Visit date: 9th December 2021

I would have rated it 2.5 if I could. The radhaballavi was good in taste but not properly heated. The alur dom served with it tasted flat and the potatoes had skin. Many lesser known sweet shops make it finger-licking good. It's certainly overpriced (Rs 30 for a plate of two). The premium they charge on account of their 'brand' isn't worthy of it. I read good words about its karaishutir kachuri (a winter specialty), but I shall not be in a mood to try it with an alur dom of this standard.

The motichhor barfi topped with cream (Rs 14) earned it half...

The Radha ballabi & potato dried curry is nothing to rave about with the cooked potato in unpeeled state. This is a trend followed by a few sweet and savoury makers much to the annoyance of diners for the following reasons: An unpeeled potato is an unclean potato given Indian standards of cold storage and down the line wholesale and retail storage where rodents abound. Yuk. Saving preparation time by serving unpeeled potato is shameful. The misti doi is good and I would love to taste the sweets at a...