Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick
বলরাম মল্লিক ও রাধারমণ মল্লিক
A Bhawanipur sweet shop since 1885, known for baked rosogolla and nolen gur sweets.
About Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick
Founded in 1885 at Paddapukur in Bhawanipur, this shop built its name on traditional sandesh and went on to experiment: baked rosogolla, fruit sandesh and, in winter, a long list of sweets made with nolen gur, the season’s date-palm jaggery.
Why visit
South Kolkata’s answer to the old sweet shops of the north.
What to see and do
- Baked rosogolla
- Nolen gur sandesh and soufflé in winter
- Classic sandesh at the old counter
Plan your visit
- Area
- Bhawanipur, South Kolkata
- Nearest landmark
- Paddapukur Road, Bhawanipur
- Best time
- Morning or evening. October to March is the most comfortable time of year.
- Time needed
- About 15 minutes
- Cost
- Usually under ₹100 a head
- Entry
- Open to everyone: a street, ghat, market or park you can walk into.
- Metro
- Jatin Das Park or Netaji Bhavan (Blue Line)
- Walking
- Little walking
- Photography
- Photography is fine with some care.
Nearby and related places
- Netaji Bhawan: The house from which Subhas Chandra Bose made his great escape.
- Balwant Singh’s Eating House: A Punjabi dhaba from 1926 that serves tea from before dawn.
- Sri Aurobindo Bhavan: The garden house where Sri Aurobindo was born in 1872.
- Nandan & Rabindra Sadan: The state film centre and concert hall, heart of the city’s cultural evening.
- Nehru Children’s Museum: The Ramayana and Mahabharata told in miniature clay models.
- Academy of Fine Arts: Galleries and the stage that is the home of Bengali group theatre.
More guides
- Places in Bhawanipur
- Family-friendly places
- Classic food stops and sweet shops
- Places near a metro station
- All places to visit in Kolkata
Last checked on 2026-10-02. Each place was checked to exist and its position confirmed. Timings, closing days and ticket prices are shown only where known and can change: confirm before you travel.