I was again at this place in Kathmandu where Indian sweets and snacks can be bought. This sweet shop serves almost all of the traditional dish of India including Bengali, Rajasthani and many others. I think there are other two sweets shops around Kathmandu where one can buy Indian sweets and I am not sure there might be more. Indian sweets are one of the popular sweets around the world and people from the south East Asian countries are very fond of eating such sweets.
I bought Malai Rajbhog dipped in Kesar and there was some Rose flavour as well. This food was similar to Rasgulla but with much enhanced flavour, taste and sweetness. I bought one for myself and one for my wife.
I also bought two Malai roll. This snack is made out of bread stuffed with creamy milk along with dry fruits and nuts, cardamom and mainly saffron.
These two sweets made me full and was enough to keep me going whole day long. Since they are made of excessive sweets and fats, one should consume it moderately.