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Parihar Sweets

01 — Jodhpur

The door

Gold letters on dark marble. This is the shop.

Scroll to walk in

Malai GhevarKaju KatliGulab JamunMotichoor LadooSohan PapdiDry Fruit BarfiMixtureMithai Gift BoxDates Dry Fruit LadooChena Toast (Red)Malai GhevarKaju KatliGulab JamunMotichoor LadooSohan PapdiDry Fruit BarfiMixtureMithai Gift BoxDates Dry Fruit LadooChena Toast (Red)

After the door

You are inside. The trays are the menu.

The film is the real entrance on the street. Below is the same counter: ghevar, mithai, and boxes packed for the road.

From the kadhai

The sweets on the trays you just walked past. Slide the case, then order a box.

Mithai

Mithai

Ghevar, katli, jamun, ladoo. The sweet side of the counter.

Buy mithai
Namkeen

Namkeen

Sev, peanuts, moth dal. Buy it with the box, the way Jodhpur does.

Buy namkeen
Boxes and sugar-free

Boxes and sugar-free

Wedding hampers, mixed tins, and dates ladoo for guests who skip sugar.

See festive trays

The rest of the counter

Tap a sweet and add it to your box.

Shop the full counter

Packed at the counter

Pack a hamper

Tick the mithai first. Then pick the weight. The box is shown from above, lid set sideways, like a hamper on the packing table.

Parihar Sweets

Jodhpur

An open box on the packing table. Tick the mithai and we fill the rooms.

Empty box

Tick mithai first. Weight stays locked till then.

1 · Mithai for the box

More dry sweets

2 · Weight

Locked till the mithai is ticked.

The Mandore Road counter
Malai Ghevar

Still the same Mandore Road counter

Ghee in the kadhai, rabri in the fridge, namkeen in the tin. We pack for the evening in Jodhpur, and for the train if the sweet can take it.

Warm interior of Parihar Sweets on Mandore Road

Three generations on this circle

Come for Teej Ghevar. Stay for katli, jamun, and a packet of namkeen for the road home.

“We stop for Ghevar every monsoon. The rabri is cold, the disc is still crisp.”
Meera SinghJodhpur, regular since 2014

Mahamandir Circle · Jodhpur

Parihar Sweets

Ghevar from the kadhai. A box packed for the road home.

Come to the counter for a poured disc, or send a mixed hamper. Same morning, same shop.