Shree Kirshna Bangali Sweets

We have been trying the sweets from Krishna Bengali Sweets since our school days. On the occasion of Independence Day, we had been here to have their special Samosa. The outer covering was very crispy, the filling had Cashew and Raisin in it. The Samosa was served hot and was accompanied by a Green Chutney. The Samosa was really nice but the Chutney was somewhat too liquidy. There is a variety of sweets in their shop. Do visit their shop if you want to try out authentic Bengali sweets !<br/ <br/ Stay Calm, Eat Samosa !<br/ <br/ In Frame: Samosa with Green Chutney<br/ <br/ Taste: 4/5<br/ Location: 4/5

I have visited this sweets shop there were many types of bengali sweets and the corn roll was very tasty. And there were many types of dry fruits based

Malai sandwich is toooo yummmy... Kala jam was ok ok..... Malai peda was very tasty... Worth the price...

If you stay at Thane, you might have surely visited or had something from Krishna. <br/ Right from sweets to chat, to dosas, to farsan and other snacks, everthing ar Krishna is lipsmacking. <br/ <br/ Must try: Samosa, Pani Puri and Bengali Sweets

Good quality sweets and snacks. A little on higher side in price but it's worth it.I have tried humsafar, kachori, samosa, aluwadi, rasgulla, gulab jamun, rasmalai etc. All are tasty and delicious.