Deviram Sweets And Food Plaza - Sweet shop in Agra - Agra, India

Deviram is famous for its bedai. The bedai selling counter is not actually part of the main shop. A small stall outside the shop sells it. And we didnt like it much. But if you want to taste it, I would advise you to go early. We went around 11.30am and the stock was almost over.The are was not very clean and there is not sitting place or shade to stand in. The sweet shop is like normal sweet shop. Nothing very fancy. There are no seats. No washroom. No parking space.

The bedhai puri and jalebi are worth visiting here . They are so delicious and amazing . If you are in agra must visit place . But you will get it only upto 11 pm . Must take jalebi as well they are normal but goes well with the bedai . Someone also recommended kachori here but no doubt bedhai is best

Overhyped place. The food is extremely oily and salty. We did not like the taste at all (we had kachori and bedai puri with an extremely salty aloo curry, jalebi, and lassis) ..mistakes were made. Still getting burps, hours later. Oil used is stale.

I will tell you my experience and before that read pros & cons. Pros: The restro is on the main road. No issue for parking as large space available. Service is so much good. Food price is Ok !! not too..high or Low..like average. Well maintain and hygiene place. silent place Good for Family. Cons : Small Space (not suitable for big parties or treat). If you want to click pics then in background walls have no good designs. --- We have visited this restro and we saw the menu which had a number of delicouos items...we ordered Kadai Panner Paneer Butter Masala Roti & Butter Naan. At last...Ice Cream .. Well Our experienced was so good. Food paking facility is also avaliable here. - youtube : infoanils

Devi Ram has several stores scattered across Agra, but this one at Pratappura is the oldest and the best-known. At street level, they have a small stall where the Agra specialty of bedai-aloo (bedai is a variation of what is known in Delhi as bedmi: a kachori-like bread, with a light filling of spice) is freshly made and sold, along with fresh jalebis. There is no place here to sit, or even to lean your paper plate, so be prepared to stand on the roadside and balance the food on your hand. Up a few steps, and inside, is the sweet shop, with many different types of classic as well as new-fangled sweets. Also available are various mass-produced, popular brands of candies, chocolates, cookies, and so on. We tried the boondi laddoos and the malai ghewar, both absolutely delicious.

Deviram is selling one of the best badmi poori the shop is full of local crowds. The cost is also very reasonable as they are selling at around 8rs per piece. The jalabi and rabri is also very delicious go for it...

Improved food alot.. My last experience before this was not good.. But now its worth appreciated..

why are u serving in u cant take of hygine... once i saw a dog eating aloo n when compalined...they took it to the restaurant without throwing them...n yesterday there was a big hair in ghewar disgusting close it!!!