Name: Mithai Mandir
Address: Shop No, 17, Palani Andavar Koil St, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Telephone: +914442133026
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

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After enjoying Vadapalani Murugan Temple, it may be a good idea to visit this restaurant. The menu of Indian and Vegetarian cuisines provide flavorsome dishes at Mithai Mandir. This place might be recommended for good paneer, dhokla and turkey. Tasty falooda, gulab jamun and jalebi will impress you at the first bite. Clients visit this spot to try delicious lassi or great masala chai.

The professional staff welcomes guests all year round. If you want to enjoy fast service, you should go to this restaurant. Prices are found affordable here. The atmosphere is exotic, as visitors see it. Google users awarded Mithai Mandir 4.2.

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$$ $$ Average bill ~ INR 200 - INR 400

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kesar Badam Milk

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strawberry Falooda

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Ratings of Mithai Mandir

Zomato 4.2/5 ⋅ 422 votes Foursquare 7.2/10 ⋅ 8 votes Google 4.2/5 ⋅ 2380 votes

Trip 4/5 ⋅ 20 votes

Facebook 4.2/5 ⋅ 5 votes

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Shoba Varadarajan

a month ago on Google

I had ordered roti and side dish, they sent maida roti instead of wheat, very disappointed

D J

Decent place for a quick snack, but not a welcoming atmosphere

Sandy Elite

5 months ago on Google

A Sweet & Spicy Tale ️ If you’re roaming near Vadapalani Murugan Temple and your taste buds suddenly crave a North Indian or Gujarati food hug, Mithai Mandir might just wave at you from the 1st floor. I went in for the meals and oh boy — the paneer and butter phulka were nothing short of heavenly. The badam milk was pure comfort in a glass, and their sweets? Chef’s kiss! Especially the Kashmiri Kalakand — so good, you might want to marry it. Even the freshly made doklas and parathas joined the party in style. Now, full disclosure — me being a “mild-is-my-style” guy, a few of the side dishes were spicier than I’d prefer. But hey, spice lovers will probably do a little happy dance. One teeny downside: parking. If you come by car, you might want to park far away and treat it as your pre-meal cardio. The dining space is small — especially on the 1st floor — so best to visit during non-peak hours unless you enjoy playing musical chairs for a seat. All in all, Mithai Mandir serves up a sweet-spicy combo worth trying — as long as you’re ready for a pinch of parking adventure.

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