Kadimi Sweet Ramesh Jain in Jangpura, Bhogal, (Delhi) — Restaurant in Delhi

“I recently tried Kadimi Sweet’s Tasty Karachi Halwa, and it was an absolute delight! The halwa had a beautiful golden-brown color, and its texture was perfectly soft and slightly chewy. As soon as I opened the box, the inviting aroma of desi ghee filled the air, promising a rich and flavorful treat.

The taste lived up to the expectations, with a well-balanced sweetness that wasn’t overpowering. The use of authentic desi ghee added a distinct richness that enhanced the overall flavor. Each bite melted in my mouth, leaving a delightful aftertaste that made me crave more.

The ingredients used were of top-notch quality, and it was evident in the halwa’s taste and freshness. The packaging was also excellent, ensuring the halwa remained fresh and intact.

Overall, Kadimi Sweet’s Tasty Karachi Halwa made with desi ghee is a must-try for anyone with a sweet tooth. It’s a delicious treat that captures the essence of traditional Karachi halwa, and I highly recommend it for its exceptional taste...

As a food blogger, I'm always on the hunt for unique spots, and Kadimi Sweets in Jangpura is a genuine find! The first thing that impressed me was the value—you can get high-quality sweets like Kaju Katli and Dhodha Barfi at wholesale rates, which is a fantastic deal. But it's not just about the sweets. Their savory food is a game-changer. I was completely blown away by the taste of their dishes, especially because they are made with no onion and no garlic. The flavor is incredible and shows the true skill of their chefs. They also offer fantastic, well-curated thalis, which are perfect for corporate lunches or any large get-togethers. Whether you're planning a party or just have a sweet craving, this place has you covered. Highly recommend it to anyone in the Delhi area! You'll find them on Central Road, Bhogal, Jangpura. A must-visit! Rating: 5...

They serve two types of poori, one is Bedmi Poori and second one is this big one , two different kind sabzi, one is with aloo and one with chole I had lassi- loved it My feed back or rather our family's feedback - We are not into Pooris ..Chole Bhature ..we eat very less as family ..Well recently i was in small town called Jagadhri/Yamuna Nagar ... i had eaten Poori Chole from Sunder Lal Puri Wale last Sunday …. It was amazing

I feel I don’t have Pallet for Poori Cholle/ Cholle Bhature … I mean I didn’t like Petha Sabzi while our Cook liked it ( we got two plates packed for my her and my mother)

I wanted to avoid QSR like Haldiram and Bikanerwala … Next I would try Anupama ( as I find them consistent ) and may be likes of sweetshops from bengali market

Overall it was fine...