Mistiwala Sweets and Chaats — Restaurant in Kerala

Tucked away with hidden name boards, the enigmatic charm of what was once Bikas Babu Sweets continues to captivate. Chaat enthusiasts, rejoice! This place serves some of the most tantalizing chaats you'll ever taste. From tangy pani puri to crispy bhel puri, each bite bursts with an explosion of flavors. The savory concoctions leave your taste buds dancing with delight. The attention to detail in their chaat recipes is evident, with perfectly balanced spices and fresh ingredients. The sev puri is a must-try, a harmonious blend of crispy puris, tangy chutney, and creamy yogurt. The ambiance adds to the mystique, as patrons gather to indulge in these culinary delights. While the name may be hidden, the fame of this chaat paradise has spread like wildfire among food enthusiasts. So if you're in search of a hidden gem for chaat, look no further. Bikas Babu Sweets, or whatever it may now be called, will leave you craving for more. #ChaatHeaven #HiddenGem...

Tdy I went to Mistiwala to have Pav bhaji and Bhel Puri ,but very sorry to say Pav Bhaji was ok..but the Bhel Puri was the worst I ever had ,,In our Manachira there is a small shop wch runs my Hindi people was not much neat and tidy but their food was too awesome and fresh ,In Mistiwala the Bhel Puri was soo cold the Bhel wch we call in Malayalam pori ..it was too cold and some things dat put in it was taken from fridge,we paid 90 rs and ate a worst Bhel Puri ,and we orderd a Masala Tea ,it was not at all hot ,I think it's alrdy made bf4 and kept ,we orderd 2 masala Tea and we got only one,the delivery person come and told us the masala Tea is over ....we got money back and we ran away from there..so kindly don't go to Mistiwala and waste ur money ...The food bloggers went their and gave big hope but the truth is nothing was...

A Sweet Spot for Dessert Lovers in Kozhikode

We recently stopped by Mistiwala for a dessert fix, and it didn’t disappoint at all. The Rabdi Jamun, Jamun, and Shahi Tukda were all flavorful in their own ways—rich, sweet, and satisfying in just the right portions. Among these, the Rabdi Jamun stood out with its creamy texture, and the Shahi Tukda was the perfect finisher.

It’s a self-service place, so you place your order and pick it up.

Mistiwala easily ranks as one of the best dessert spots in Kozhikode right now. The pricing is fair too—we had four items totaling ₹260, including taxes, which felt absolutely worth it for the quality.

That said, like most rich Indian sweets, you can’t go too heavy with the quantity. The sugar hits pretty strong after a point, so it’s best enjoyed...