Aggarwal Sweets India - Nueva Delhi

Fresh and all varieties of sweets are available hereAnd the street chats are also deliciousRasmalai is just awesomeMust visit guysWorth it

Okay experience...Tried their khandvi and gulab jamun..Khandvi was okayish but their gulab jamun was really good. This is a average sweet shop at a prime location..which is slightly overpriced in terms of quality and taste.

Chocolate pan cake. new varieties of delhi. definitely tryworth for moneyits hotluving itvery fresh baking. good stuffchoco syrup is much more yummy. try once u will go further. thank you for the dish

We wanted to have some snacks and didn't really want to travel a lot for the same. My wife recalled a shop in old Rajender nagar market just next to the bada gol chakkar, where we would see lots of people having snacks and we decided to pay them a visit. Parking is a big issue at this place, so we decided to get our food packed. We had ordered one portion of alu tikki and two portions of Pao Bhaji Alu tikki- boiled potatoes deep fried and crunchy outer layer outside and soft inside. Served with both sweet and tangy, sour chutni, it was absolutely satisfying. Pao bhaji- steaming hot vegetable blend served along with pan butter fried pao (bread). It was enjoyable, but I have certainly had much better in Delhi. Overall a delightful experience. Question is will I visit again, not for pao bhaji, but they have loads of variety and I will love to try the other stuff as well some dah

This was my first visit to Karol Bagh. After trudging through pavements overflowing with IAS, IPS and god knows how many administrative services this country has, I was famished. Curiously enough, in spite of teeming with students and young professionals, Karol Bagh and old Rajinder Nagar are very expensive with boutique cafes, upmarket bakeries and theme restaurants.<br/ <br/ I finally landed on Aggarwal sweets at the end of the road. Its a sweet shop and a quite popular one at that but the prohibitively high costs quashed any ideas I had of ordering them. The counters in front however, saved me with chunk sized sizzling vegetable kebabs. Made from paneer, soya, daal and other vegetables, the various kebabs on offer are really good. <br/ <br/ The snack prices are a bit on the up side. The unavailability of even one seat was a major thumbs down.<br/ <br/ Chakraborty Tips : Do not make the mistake of tucking a single soya chunk in your mouth at once if its hot. I did