Mithai Mandir - Restaurant in Chennai - Chennai, India

They make an extraordinary Gujarati thali. Soft, fluffy, ghee smothered phulkas. Their kadhi is the best I've had post pandemic in Chennai. Their khandvi is ridiculously well done. The oil and mustard seeds tempering they add is so expertly balanced. The buttermilk is refreshing and they don't skimp on the cumin or the salt. If you're here for the packaged snacks, the cashew pakoda, fafda, papdi and khakras are must-try items.

Variety of Gujarati foods available and I tried there Gujarati thali and dhokla. Taste was good. Staffs were very polite. Only difficulty I faced that was parking.

Restaurant ambience was quite decent even though it is small with airconditioned.They have different varities of Gujarati and north indian snacks and dishes.We ordered Gujarathi and north indian thali which has very limited no. of dishes and prices of all dishes are little bit higher as same as fine dining restaurant.Taste of dishes are like ok but not very much good.We can choose this restaurant for their variety of north indian snacks.

I tried this Gujarati thali for the first time... Maybe it's not the taste that is liked by south Indian. No single item is spicy.. all side dishes are competing with sweetness among themselves. North Indian guys may like it.

This place has been suggested by many people. It's quite noticeable from the outside especially considering the fact that it's located on a very busy street and yet it's hard to miss. It's a small place but the quality of food served is top notch. For the first time in my life I had a Pani Puri which didn't leak after pouring poori inside and the Puri tasted different, in a good way so I was able to enjoy it without making a mess. Their paratha varieties were nice too, had that typical North Indian taste so they've done justice to their name. The deserts were fantastic, easily one of the best basundis that I've ever had. At the end the bill wasn't that much of a pinch in our pockets too, definitely worth the money and worth visiting again.

Mithai Mandir.. Simply looting customers with over pricing each n every item in the restaurant. They will give you 2 chapathi's for like 95 rs n then add 15 ra as CGST/SGST So, for 2 fulka's you have to pay around 110 /- Food is not having taste also why these guyz selling food for no reason except money. Sweets are also so costly 1 gulab jamun will cost u around 50 rs per piece Every item in the restaurant have pricing per piece Hell of a restaurant.... I didnt recommend this restaurant to any of the North/South Person to visit They simply charge you anything!! Guyz dont go on the ratingz blindly, Reality hits hard!! North Indian thalis, Gujarati thalis will go around 300 per plate. 1 simple vadapav will cost you around 55 /- per piece. Do aware!!

It's a small air conditioned outlet near Murugan Temple, but the north indian food here was amazing. It's definitely a must visit place for anyone who wants to enjoy good north indian flavours. Must try would be the kachori chaat, Dhokla, Jalebi.

A good Gujarati food outlet that serves a wide variety of options to eat from. Their chats tastes very good. They also have sweets and savouries, and also Gujarati thali for lunch and dinner. We ordered dhokla and it was one of the best you could get in and around Chennai. Other dishes we tried were dahi papdi chaat and Pani Puri and Vada pav.