Bikaner Sweets Chaat Cafe

One of the best sweets place in the Bay Area. This place offers a variety of traditional North Indian/Rajasthani food which Jalebi and pyaaz kachori is my absolute favourite.They have a self service here and the restaurant offers enough seating for 20 people (indoor and outdoors).Do try their rasgulla, moti choor Laddus and gujiya.

Bikaner Sweets in Sunnyvale has a great variety of North Indian food and an impressive selection of sweets. I was excited to try some of their offerings, including bedvi Aloo Sabji, Raj Kachori (their recommendation), and items from their live stall like Aloo Chaat and Jalebi.The Aloo Sabji was flavorful, but the Bedmi felt more like regular puris, which was a bit disappointing. The Aloo Chaat was definitely a highlight--crispy, tangy, and delicious. I'd recommend it!I also tried their Malai Ghewar, which I expected to be soft and rich in flavor, but it turned out to be a little dry and overly sweet for my taste. Overall, the food was decent, but it felt like it could use a little more flavor to truly stand out. Maybe my expectations were just too high, given their variety.It's worth trying for the variety and live food stall experience, but there's definitely room for improvement.

This is the second time they gave me a wrong item, different than what I ordered. Even though, I asked them thrice to make sure the items were correct. They just hand boxes over and want you done. I called the establishment a few times to resolve the dispute but I'll be filing a chargeback this time

Short wait time (to get a table & the food), however the table was only cleaned after we sat down. Paratha was good (maybe a little bit crispier than I thought it would be), and I also thought there would be yogurt with it. I liked the pickle that came with it though.

Hands down the best Jalebis in town. Hot, crisp, perfectly sweet. The second best dish is their dal kachori. They also seem to be good with chole bhatore. We didn't try but high selling. Their masala chai is also decent. We also tried the dhokla but that was meh. This is a quick eat-and-go kind of restaurant. Don't come looking for ambience. Service times can get a tad long but not a biggie. Overall, a great spot to satiate some bikaneri cravings on a rainy day.

Jalebi - 2*Dal Kachori - 1*Onion Kachori - 4*Aloo Paratha - 3*Very minimal seating.

Delicious Jalebi and chaat! The jalebi was very sweet and the chaats were very flavorful.

Really bad service and food. People here are rude! No one wanted to serve us and the food was cold and stale

I called them to place a takeout order, and they said they don't take phone orders and to order online. I placed the order through their website, made payment, and got confirmation. However, upon arriving at the store, the staff had no information about my order. After trying to figure it out for some time, they finally called someone else from inside who was able to find my order in their system and then went about preparing it. I had to wait another 15 minutes for the food to be ready.Ordering and picking up are extremely chaotic here. The food was mediocre. I ordered poori aloo. The curry was floating in oil. Needless to say, I won't be coming back here again.

I think this is the best place in town for Indian vegetarian food and chaat. I have tried lots of things from their menu and everything tasted amazing. I love their Ghewar sweets, bhel puri, kachodi and raj khachori. But the USP is the chole bhathure and Jalebi. Going to try the buffet next time. Looked quite good!