Kakada Ramprasad Sweets and Chaats — Restaurant in Zone 5 Royapuram

My utmost disappointment and anger regarding a serious incident that occurred with one of your products. Last week, we purchased few boxes of Kaju Roll sweets from your Sowcarpet outlet in Chennai and brought them back to London. While consuming the sweets, I encountered something extremely hard. Upon inspecting it, I was horrified to find an iron piece within the sweet. This iron piece had a sharp end that could have caused severe injury or choking had it been ingested.

Is this the quality of food you provide to your customers? Is this the standard of safety and care we can expect from a brand we have trusted for years? Such negligence is not only unacceptable but potentially life-threatening. The presence of a foreign object in your product raises serious concerns about your manufacturing processes and quality control measures.

I attempted to contact your customer service immediately after discovering the iron piece, but I was unable to reach anyone. This lack of response only adds to my frustration and disappointment. As a consumer, I believe in your brand and its commitment to quality. However, this incident has severely shaken my trust.

I demand that strict action be taken to address this issue and ensure that such hazardous negligence never occurs again. This matter needs your immediate attention and resolution. I expect a thorough investigation into how this could have happened, and I require a prompt and satisfactory response regarding the steps you will take to prevent any future occurrences.

This is not merely a matter of poor quality; it is a serious safety hazard that could have had dire consequences. I urge you to treat this complaint with the severity it warrants and to ensure that no other customer ever has to face such a...

I visited this shop for so many years. My son love the kakada sandwich, which was filled with cheese, and so many layers.

Kakada is a place where you could get pure vegetarian first.

But few things they should change themselves. I was take an aback when they did not gave.Yes sweet for panipuri.

This is two thousand twenty five, and you should respect the people's wishes. The shop may be traditional, but when the customer asks a sweet for panipuri, they should give that.

I also tried mushroom manchurian, with find spices and well cooked onions in a reddish color. I enjoyed the taste with my son and daughter.

But the service was too late and I did not expect this.

They gave food items for those who came very late, but I was very early to the shop but I was not delivered the same.I don't know what sin I have done.

Parking was an hectic in this place, but somehow the security will guide you.

In peak hours, you have to wait by giving your name under the steps. But they could not how to manage the crowd, even though more seats are empty in the first floor..

You should also try all chat items, including badam milk and pista milk, which is rich in the nuts.

The sweets were with high quality, but the cost is 222 too high......

You could also get air quality dokla, with the quality chutney..

For the given money, they should give the sweet Chutney for all chat items. But I don't know why they are denying. Even the local street shops are providing both sweet and green chutney, but these guys are getting so much amount of money and looting from us, but denying the...

Truly satisfying experience for anyone who loves authentic North Indian sweets and snacks. Located in the heart of the bustling Sowcarpet market, this shop is a landmark for food lovers, and after my visit, I can see why it’s so popular. I had all their menu especially addicted to Jelabi..

The first thing that impressed me was the variety on offer. From traditional sweets like motichoor laddoos, kaju katli, and rasgullas to savory items like kachoris, samosas, and chaat, everything looked inviting and freshly prepared. I tried their raj kachori, which was crisp, tangy, and full of flavor – easily one of the best I’ve had in Chennai. The sweets were equally delicious; the gulab jamun was soft, perfectly soaked, and not overly sweet.

The place is always buzzing with customers, but the service is efficient and quick. The staff handled the crowd well and were polite while packing orders. Prices are very reasonable for the quality offered, which makes it even more appealing.

One of the highlights of Kakadaramprasad is that it manages to preserve authentic Rajasthani and North Indian flavors, something that is hard to find elsewhere in Chennai. The ambiance is simple and functional, more like a traditional sweet and snack shop rather than a fine-dining space, but the taste more than makes up for it.

Overall, Kakadaramprasad in Sowcarpet is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys authentic sweets and snacks at affordable prices. Perfect for family treats, festive shopping, or...