Best Sweet Shops in Moradabad

No festival, wedding or Sunday evening in Moradabad is complete without a box of fresh mithai. The city's halwais are famous for sohan halwa, milk cake, gulab jamun and crisp namkeen, with generations-old shops in Bartan Bazaar and Chowk Bazaar alongside modern bakeries in Civil Lines.

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Showing 1–19 of 19 sweet shops in Moradabad

Ram Sweets

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Harthala, Harthala

Mithai, Street Food in Harthala — about ₹80 for two.

Vatsal Sweets

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Ram Ganga Vihar, Ram Ganga Vihar

Mithai, Fast Food in Ram Ganga Vihar — about ₹500 for two.

Pal Sweets

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Adarsh Colony, Adarsh Colony

Mithai, Fast Food in Adarsh Colony — about ₹500 for two.

Taste Sweets

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Pat Pat Sarai, Pat Pat Sarai

Mithai, Bakery in Pat Pat Sarai — about ₹150 for two.

Bikanervala Moradabad

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SH-49, Kanth Road, Near P.A.C. Chauraha, Civil Lines, Civil Lines

National sweets & veg-restaurant brand — mithai, snacks and dining on Kanth Road.

Jyoti Sweet

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Line Par, Line Par

Mithai, Desserts in Line Par — about ₹500 for two.

About Sweet Shops in Moradabad

No festival, wedding or Sunday evening in Moradabad is complete without a box of fresh mithai. The city's halwais are famous for sohan halwa, milk cake, gulab jamun and crisp namkeen, with generations-old shops in Bartan Bazaar and Chowk Bazaar alongside modern bakeries in Civil Lines.

Brass City Hub lists verified sweet shops with ratings, specialities and timings, so you can order festive gift packs, wedding bhaji or same-day fresh sweets from a shop people actually trust.

Why choose sweet shops listed on Brass City Hub?

  • Legacy halwais and modern bakeries in one directory
  • Festive and wedding bulk-order specialists tagged
  • Fresh-daily preparation verified by local reviews
  • FSSAI-licensed shops highlighted
  • Gift packing and outstation courier options listed

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sweets is Moradabad famous for?

Sohan halwa, milk cake, khurchan and classic gulab jamun are local favourites, along with crisp moradabadi namkeen.

Do sweet shops take bulk wedding orders?

Yes, most established halwais take advance bulk orders for weddings and festivals; many also prepare custom gift boxes.

Are FSSAI-licensed shops identified?

Verified listings display FSSAI licensing where provided by the shop.

Can I get sweets delivered outside Moradabad?

Several shops courier dry sweets like sohan halwa and namkeen across India. Check the listing or call to confirm.

What are typical sweet shop timings?

Most shops open by 8–9 am and close around 10 pm, with extended hours during festival seasons.