BMB Sweet Shop Restaurant — Restaurant in Jaipur Municipal Corporation

BMB Sweet Shop Restaurant is a hidden gem that offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for mouth-watering sweets or a delicious savory meal, you won't be disappointed. Here's what impressed me:

Sweet Nirvana: Their selection of sweets is incredible! From classic favorites like gulab jamun and jalebi to more unique offerings, they have something to satisfy any sweet tooth. The quality of the ingredients is evident in every bite, and the freshness is unmatched. Savory Surprises: Don't be fooled by the name! BMB offers a wide variety of savory dishes as well. From North Indian curries to South Indian specialties, they have something to tantalize every taste bud. The portions are generous, and the flavors are simply divine. Family-Friendly Atmosphere: The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere that's perfect for a family outing. The staff is friendly and attentive, making sure your experience is enjoyable. Overall, BMB Sweet Shop Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking for a delightful dining experience. Their delicious food, friendly service, and welcoming ambiance will leave you wanting to come...

Located near Bapu Bazar this is one of those outlets you should stop once to relisb over desi sweets and food.

Cuisines here are north Indian and South Indian. Dining is on first floor and is air conditioned.

One must try Dosa, Chhole Bathure, Pav Bhaji, desi touch pizza among many others.

Don't forget to try piping hot fresh Jalebi and Imarti from BMB sweets shop on Ground Floor.

Tea was really good and strong.

They don't have tandoori but only tawa Roti. Try whatever you like and still it won't be heavy on your pocket. We in a group of 10 had good twice here and it was never over ₹ 2,000/-.

Only thing lacking here unavailability of other cuisines...

Service is EXTREMELY slow to the point that servers and staff completely ignore you for anything even after repeated demands. And servers are very hostile. Portion size is highly unbalanced. I had choley bhature and they served too little choley with larger than average bhaturas. When i asked for extra choley they again gave only half a katori. Apart from the portion size, the taste itself was sub par. Choley were too bland and were cooked like matar of matar kulcha. When asked about this, their response was that they adjust according to customer's feedback. Why would a decades old shop change their recipe for a relative minority of...