Annapurna bhandar in chandni Chowk Delhi. This sweet shop has delicious samosa and Bengali sweets such as rasgulla, saundesh, cham cham,Mohan Bhog, anand Bhog, Raj Bhog, misthi doi. They also provide one of the best quality of Bengali sweets in the area and a part of many childhood memories. This shop near by Gurudwara shish ganj. Near Metro Station Chandni Chowk.

This is one of the oldest Bengali Sweet Shops in Delhi. More so since this is in Old Delhi and not New Delhi. (The other two with the same name are in New Delhi.) The range of sweets is less, I think. But the quality is on the same level. I was surprised to find how good their samosas (which are called shingara in Bengali) are. You can clearly taste the ghee and the high quality of the filling. The other miThais are mostly at the same level. The Kancha Golla was very good. I was unlucky to miss their jaggery sweets, whose quality I would have liked to have checked. Even though this is 12 March 2022, they didn't have jaggery sweets even though they're available in other outlets in Delhi (and definitely in Chittaranjan Park and Green Park). Recommended. (I hesitate to add "Highly", but under the circumstances I should. Especially since there's nothing equivalent close by.)

There sweets are best in chandni chowk. Love Bengali sweets here. Samosa is also good. Sweets especially honey dew, malai chap , sandesh are good.

One of the old shops in Chandni chowk serving Bengals sweets. I prefer their rasgulla and samosas. There are other sweets that people swear by. The shop is generally crowded with no seating option.

A confectionery store (more commonly referred to as a sweet shop in the United Kingdom, a candy shop or candy store in North America, or a lolly shop in Australia and New Zealand) are stores that sell confectionery and the intended market is usually children

Good and authentic Bengali sweets in the heart of Chandni chowk. They don't accept cash, so do carry some beforehand. Recommendation - Mishti Dahi, Sandesh

True and authentic Bengali sweets. Amazing taste. Initially I just ate few however I found it so delicious that I boxed a number of varieties to take back home. It's a must visit shop at the corner, very easy to find.

Please take off the Bengali signboard from your store. The shop is an embarrassment to all Bengalis. ₹25 for one paltry, below par, tasteless Singara? Not to mention the extremely overpriced and tasteless sweets. This shop is an aberration in the name of a Bengali sweet shop. No wonder there are no customers and they're swatting flies all day. What a waste.

Idiots and mannerless people sitting and managing the place. Old doesn’t necessary means it’s good. Their behaviour is most atrocious. Misthi Doi was stale and on top of it the owner says that this is their taste. Trying to befool people, but they can’t befool someone who has stayed in Kolkata.

I know this shop for some fifty plus years and consider it one of the best Bengali Sweet shops in the country . Every thing you get here is freshly made and they still follow the tradition of finishing of all their inventory same day and carry nothing the next day . All their sweets are made in Desi Ghee and they use less sugar compared to most other shops .