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Being born with a sweet tooth is very natural in India. This because of the savoring of Indian sweets; the great variety available will make a tourist exploring this country realize that Indian sweets is more diverse than the country itself! If you consider Indian sweets, especially traditional sweets, you may think of any or all of laddoo, sohan halwai, balu shahi, coconut barfi, patisa, dal barfi, kesar coconut barfi, sev badam, gujia, dhoda, dhoda kaju, moti pak, shahi pinni, and more. Bengali sweets are as popular as the other Indian sweets. It is not only in West Bengal but all across India that you will find Bengali sweets in sweets shops. Few of the Bengali sweets worth mentioning are anar bhog, chaka chak, fruit cup, kesar badam, malai king, mishti dahi, ras bhari, rasgulla, cham cham, sandesh, pakiza, petha, chhena toast, malai rabdi, pista king, rasmalai, and more.
The Bikanervala menu includes an assortment of myriad food items right from Bengali sweets, other Indian sweets, namkeen, chaat like pani puri, South Indian food, North Indian food, beverages & shakes, Chinese food, continental food, bakery items, snacks, and what not. What was a purely sweets and namkeen brand has over time emerged as a one-stop Indian sweets shop cum restaurant catering to the appetites of food lovers from across the country and few overseas destinations. The Bikanervala menu has them all, especially vegetarian food items. So, under the Chinese cuisine of the Bikanervala menu, you may come across tomato soup, veg chowmein, veg coupsey, sweet corn soup, veg fried rice, spring roll, hot and sour soup, veg manchurian, talumein soup, and paneer chilly.
Once you have chaat like pani puri, sev puri, raj kachori from Bikanervala, you will never think of having them from any other chaat outlet.
