Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick

We visited Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick at Bhawanipore on 05/11/2025 as a family of five and this stop easily became one of the most unforgettable culinary highlights of our Kolkata trip. The moment we stepped inside, the place greeted us with its signature aroma of fresh Bengali sweets, warm, comforting and irresistible. The counters were beautifully arranged and every item looked crafted with care and tradition. We tried a variety of classics and modern favourites, and every single item was absolutely top-notch: 🍮 Baked Rosogolla – This was the star of the visit. Soft, delicate and infused with a beautiful caramelised flavour. The texture was heavenly, almost melting on the tongue. Easily one of the best versions we’ve ever tasted. 🥭 Mango Doi – Smooth, creamy, perfectly balanced with natural mango sweetness. Not overly sugary, just pure, rich flavour. This is a dessert you could keep eating endlessly. 🥤 Aam Pora Sherbat – Refreshing and delicious! Smoky mango with the right amount of tanginess. It felt like the perfect palate cleanser in between the sweets. ⚪ White Rosogolla – A true classic done right. Soft, juicy, and spongy with the perfect sugar syrup. Simple, elegant, and proof that they excel not just in innovative items but also in the traditional favourites. What made the experience even better was the overall atmosphere clean counters, well-organised displays and staff who were patient and helpful. Even though the shop was bustling, they took the time to guide us and pack everything neatly for takeaway. As a family travelling from Bengaluru, this visit was more than just a sweet stop it was a beautiful taste of Kolkata’s heritage and craftsmanship. Every bite reflected tradition, quality and the passion that this legendary brand is known for. We left with full bags, happy hearts and a promise to return on our next trip. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Bhawanipore, this place is a must-visit for every sweet lover!

We sent Nolen Gud er sondesh and Jolbhora from them to teo cities across India. They made sure the products reached in perfect shape and condition and kept the pride of the whole state alive. So happy that Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick are from my city. Thank you so much.

The sweets were fresh, rich in taste, and truly authentic. A must-visit place for anyone who loves Bengali sweets.

I'm genuinely impressed with the fabulous collection and the excellent quality of items here! 😍 The storefront looks inviting and modern. ✨ While the prices are a bit on the higher side, the products are definitely worth it. 👍

Visited this famous sweet shop during our visit to Kolkata. Have heard of it a lot. So thought of giving a try. The service was good. We tried many varieties of sweets. Felt a bit costly than normal.

A renowned sweet shop of Mullick group, located adjacent to Ashutosh Roy Road, kolkata. PROS: 1. Very spacious premises. 2. Traditional sweets of Bengal with todays improvised sweet varieties of blend and flavour. 3. A multiple Natun Gurer sandesh - exceptionally good and 4 types of curd- traditional, mishti red colored curd, mango curd and baked curd. I tasted two items out of 4, quality is indeed excellent. 4. Chana alias chena sweets are there too but no comment on taste since not tasted. 5. other varieties of sweets are there, not tasted. 6. salty items are there too, you can change the taste of buds of your tounge if you wish. CONS: comfort level- bare sitting arrangement, not capable to accomdate the rush in peak hrs. So, JUST COME, select, order, take delivery of PACK OF YOUR SWEETS AND MOVE OUT OR ENJOY ITEMS ON STANDING POSTION AND LEAVE. OVERALL IMPRESSION: Tradition of Mullick Parivar indeeds reflects in quality of products but price of each items is bit costly with less comfort, if u wish to taste it onboard. ENJOY THE BENGALI SWEET TRADITION HERE WITH making your purse lighter and more lighter with each purchase. SURE, BRAND VALUE IS CERTAINLY INDUCED IN PRICING.

Came all the way from Patna. Great and unique taste. Loved roasted rosogulla and Baked Doi, Mango Doi. But poor packing spilled the best Doi. Hope u improve your packing

If Kolkata were a symphony, Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick would be the crescendo – rich, melodious, and dripping with syrup. Nestled in the charming chaos of Bhowanipur, this iconic sweet shop isn’t just a dessert destination, it’s a centuries-old institution where calories come dressed in tradition and charisma. Sweet Legacy, Sweeter Stories Established in 1885 (yes, when Queen Victoria was still writing royal memos), this legendary mishti haven has been sweetening the Bengali soul for over a century. That’s 139 years of sugar-coated legacy — beating many relationships, political parties, and smartphones in longevity. It began as a humble family-run sweet shop, and today it’s a gourmet empire, crafting confections that’d make even French pâtissiers drop their macarons in awe. What Makes It Iconic? - The Baked Rosogolla – Let’s just say, if Tagore were alive, he’d have written odes to this molten, caramel-kissed marvel. It’s rosogolla’s glow-up moment. - Nolen Gur Ice Cream Sandesh – When winter meets dessert, and your mouth meets bliss. - Mishti Innovation Lab – These culinary alchemists have turned everything from chocolate truffles to mango mousse into mishti magic. Even your diet chart raises an eyebrow and says, “Maybe just one?” Fun Fact Morsels: - Balaram Mullick was once a royal supplier to Bengal’s aristocracy, which explains the regal air around every counter. - Every Durga Pujo, the queues here can give the Eden Gardens ticket line a run for its money. - They’ve bagged awards, hearts, and Instagram followers in equal measure — now exporting sweets globally with their vacuum-packed marvels. Final Verdict? Walking into Balaram Mullick is like entering Wonka’s Factory, except the Oompa Loompas wear dhotis and hand you sandesh instead of a life lesson. Whether you’re heartbroken, homesick, or just hungry — this place doesn’t sell sweets. It serves edible poetry. Go ahead, and cheat your diet. The gods (and grandmothers) approve.