Vipul Dry Fruit

A whole range of food items are available in this shop. To name some of them: different types of dhoklas, khandvi (Suralichya Vadya), Punjabi Samosa, Patti Samosa, Batata Vada, Jalebi, Fafada, Farsan, Patra (Alu Vadi), variety of gardan, different types of Sev and a lot more. Store is kept clean and those attending you are alert and helpful. Prominently located, easy to find. No parking space. Right next to man road.

i have been living in yogi nagar for the past 16 years. I was not very fond of Vipul Sweets initially. But over the years, wuality of their products has been getting better and better. My favourite is their milk sweet called 'Kalakand'. It's made fresh every day. It's just fantastic. They have a set variety of sweets, but the quality is 'A' grade. Recently on my visit, I notces they have also started piping hot vegetable puffs in their snacks collection. these guys keep coming up with such pleasant surprises. Do give it a shot.

Vipul's a nice cosy, clean, neighbourhood shop with a well lit interior and pleasant, polite service people. In the mornings, they have a lineup of the absolute best, tastiest samosas, phaphda gathiya and fresh khandvi in the western suburbs. Their samosa fillings have all the delicious ingredients that are missing everywhere else. Like saunf(variyali), dhaniya(coriander), masala and then potato and are well rounded and well filled. I also enjoy their khandvi and dhokla, khaman and jalebi. In addition to that you may pre-order their delicious cutlasses the day before you need it. The pricing is also very very cost effective. So much that I have happily and frequently treated my fellow office colleauges to a round of breakfast plus plus and have been amazed at the low billing. Needless, to say the samosa-khandvi has been a hit with my dear colleauges. Over the years, the staff have remained the same and recognize you as an individual and a person. As do I. You realize that a lot of the taste, quality, safety comes from these individuals who are a service to the community they have served for so long. They will themselves refuse to sell any food that is past the "freshest by time" by even an hour. They prepare small batches at a time and these get sold out so fast that by the afternoon you may not get any. In the end, you may be thinking, how is this possible. The quality, taste and cost effectiveness rolled into a single entity. Let me state that it is and you will only know the difference when you eat a plate or two of their piping hot samosas and their khandvi.