On his recent trip to Delhi, Rishi Sunak, joined by Sudha Murty and Swati Maliwal, made a delightful stop at the iconic Bengali Sweet House. He relished classic Indian delights such as Papdi chaat and kesar laddoos. Established in 1937, the eatery’s rich heritage was not lost on him, as he fondly recalled its offerings and requested his favorite masala chai, freshly brewed with care.
On his recent trip to Delhi, Rishi Sunak, joined by Sudha Murty and Swati Maliwal, made a delightful stop at the iconic Bengali Sweet House. He relished classic Indian delights such as Papdi chaat and kesar laddoos. Established in 1937, the eatery’s rich heritage was not lost on him, as he fondly recalled its offerings and requested his favorite masala chai, freshly brewed with care.
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