Cochin Bakery — Restaurant in Karnataka

We visited this place seeing the review of ghee cake. Small place. It has a small restaurant too inside. Haven't eaten anything there. We had egg puff there. Very yummy. Good one Coming to the very hyped ghee cake - yes it is hyped. I have eaten better cakes in other bakeries. Cake was good. But not to be called a ghee cake. And pricy too. Every item is pricy. Tea cake - soft one and nothing great, just another sponge cake Lava cupcake - it was good but not very great. Eaten better cake elsewhere Chocolate cookie - don't know exact name - not good Son papdi sweet - very average - little hard Banana chips was ok. Plum cake was also very average. The best item was gulab jamun. Small and delicious Very...

One of the best bakeries in Mangalore. They have just about every savoury item from Kerala. Let it be your Banana Chips, Sweet Potato Chips, Biscuits, etc. Since this is opposite Padua School, the kids find it convenient to drop in to eat puffs, samosas, cutlets - Veg ones are yummy, drink juice or milkshakes. On Sundays, you can order Chicken Biriyani and Chicken Kabab. The Ghee Cake, Plum Cake and Carrot Cake are delicious too. I believe their Cakes are one of the best in the city - especially Butterscotch flavour. There are two and four wheeler parking available right outside the bakery. Last but not the least, Cochin Bakery sells Ideal Ice Cream - Tubs, Novelties and in 125 ml...

It is one of the best oldest and famous bakery in town.. Their ghee cake and chocho Mocha cake is must try..

They have yummy short eats like chicken puff, egg puff, veg puff, rolls, chickem cutlet, veg cutlet, chicken kebabs, onion wada, samosa, gurjathi samosa, chicken cashew pie, prawn balls, chicken macaroni, and various sweet short eats too.. Chicken biryani will also be available some days.. Varities of sweets and pastries are also available.. They bake varities of specialized cream cakes on prior orders..

You can also order and drink tea, coffee, milk shakes and juices.

They have few branches here...