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The sweet is good but found too greasy need to check on it the variety need to be a way more constantly need more colourful one it is just as simple a…
Gumeet Singh
Shree Mithai
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Shame in the Silicon City. Roadside vegetable vendor accepts e-payments and this shop don't. I hate buying from this shop as they have daringly placed…
Sati Dass
Shree Mithai
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Pure desi ghee shop. Sells Rajasthani and Gujarati sweets. But didn't find them anything exceptional. In evening times this place is very crowded and …
Kuntal ??✈️❄️
Shree Mithai
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Shree Mithai is open for Quick Bites and Sweet Shop. Shree Mithai serves Desserts, Street Food and Mithai dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Shree Mithai”
The sweet is good but found too greasy need to check on it the variety need to be a way more constantly need more colourful one it is just as simple as regular mithai
Shame in the Silicon City. Roadside vegetable vendor accepts e-payments and this shop don’t. I hate buying from this shop as they have daringly placed placard as not to accept e-payments but selling only on CASH payment. I’ve already complained the BBMP, CM and even to the PM.
Pure desi ghee shop. Sells Rajasthani and Gujarati sweets. But didn’t find them anything exceptional. In evening times this place is very crowded and almost cramped. No place to park, another issue here. No place to sit. Suited for take away. Worth a visit and dunk in.
This is one place where you can get good quality sweets, ghee sweets also. Price is also reasonable. Nothing much special about this shop, except the taste of sweets.
A good sweet shop with Gujurati and Rajasthani style of sweets. You get some good quality namkeens also here. There isn’t much place sit and have. It’s more of a take away shop. Worth visiting place.
This is one of the rare places in Bangalore where you can buy thepla, mohanthal and khandwi – the famous gujrati stuff that I’m fan of! The first time I went here, I was not able to locate this place and I called on their number and the staff helped me reach there. Theplas were not available as they said they don’t make it during festive season (it was diwali then), I was surprised by that. But they did have khandwi, it was fresh and good, tempered with mustard seeds and curry leaves. We also tried their samosa, it was good too, the filling was slightly different than what you would get in bangalore. On another day, we could manage to get theplas and they were good! They don’t have a sitting space but you can take stuff and have it at home.