Bikaji Retail Store Malad East — Local services in Mumbai

Traditionally, most Indian sweets aren’t baked, instead they are cooked on the stove top or over an open fire. What are they made of? Well, it depends on the region but the usual suspects are milk, chickpea flour, semolina, coconut and rice. On their own these ingredients may not sound too appetizing but a knowledgeable cook can easily transform them into delectable sweets flavored with cardamom, saffron and rose water. Milk is incredibly important in India, especially for making desserts. Whether tuned into cheese dumplings, fudge, pudding, ice cream or sauce, milk takes on countless forms to satisfy even the most discerning palate. Bikaji is the right place to be for Rajasthani -...

Worst customer care. Rabindra Khatri deceived us by sending the wrong packs for our wedding ceremonies. Showed us something, we paid for something and then they delivered something else at the last moment. To top it, he was extremely rude and cunning and doesn't know how to speak with women - raised his voice and charged us just the same for all of it. (Pic 1: what we received Pic 2: what we were told we...

We had ordered Ras Malai and Mawa cake from bikaji yesterday. Very poor quality and taste. Ras Malai got spoilt in few hours inspite of keeping in fridge and also Mawa cake has started getting sour taste.

We have been regularly ordering from Bikaji but they spoilt our Diwali by giving old sweets and when complained they didn't have any answer to it.

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