Kolkata is known for its rich tradition of mishti (sweets), each offering unique and mouthwatering flavors. From traditional sweets to experimental innovations, here’s a guide to some of the best sweet shops in the city:
1. Adi Haridas Modak
One of the oldest sweet shops, famous for its fried sweets and savory snacks.
Must Try: Chhanar Jilipi, Lyangcha, Kalojam, Shawr Bhaja.
📍 220, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Road, Shyambazar, Kolkata.
2. Girish Chandra Dey & Nakur Chandra Nandy
Specializing in sandesh, they offer classic and innovative flavors.
Must Try: Jalbhara, Parijat, Black Currant Sandesh.
📍 56, Ramdulal Sarkar Street, Kolkata.
3. Nabin Chandra Das
Famous for its Roshogolla, the birthplace of the iconic Bengali sweet.
Must Try: Roshogolla, Labanga Latika, Roshomalai.
📍 77, Jatindra Mohan Ave, Sovabazar, Kolkata.
4. K.C. Das
A pioneer in canned Roshogolla, known for traditional chhana and khoya sweets.
Must Try: Roshogolla, Roshomalai, Kheer-er Chop.
📍 Multiple outlets across Kolkata.
5. Chittaranjan Mistanna Bhandar
Known for their soft Roshogollas and Madhuporko.
Must Try: Roshogolla, Madhuporko (available in many flavors).
📍 34B, Shyam Bazar St, Kolkata.
6. Sen Mahasay
Offers experimental sandesh and Mihidana, a favorite of Bengali literature.
Must Try: Monohora, Mihidana, Kanthal Sandesh.
📍 Multiple outlets across Kolkata.
7. Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick
Known for blending Western techniques with traditional Bengali sweets.
Must Try: Baked Roshogolla, Baked Mihidana, Mango Malai Chamcham.
📍 Multiple outlets across Kolkata.
8. Bhim Chandra Nag
Famous for inventing the Ledikeni, a cylindrical chhana misti.
Must Try: Ledikeni, Victoria Sandesh, Labanga Latika.
📍 Bow Bazaar, Kolkata.
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