Vishal Jha/Ghaziabad. The havoc of summer continues, on one hand the temperature is rising, on the other hand people are turning towards cold things to keep themselves refreshed. Even in Ghaziabad, adjacent to Delhi, there is no dearth of flavors for food lovers. In such a situation, when there is talk of food in summer and there is no mention of Lassi, then the talk seems incomplete. But have you ever enjoyed a thick layer of cream on milk cake? If not then come to Teliwali Gali of Sen Bazaar where you can also enjoy it at Loknath Halwai.
In fact, no matter what the weather is in Ghaziabad, Lassi lovers go to Loknath’s shop. However, apart from Lassi, milk cake, ras malai, rabri and milk based sweets are also available here. Shopkeeper Hrithik told that customers are very happy when milk cake is served with cream.
Came from Punjab and started the shop
This shop of Loknath Confectionery was opened by Loknath in the year 1952. He came from Punjab and settled here, now Loknath is no longer alive. But his relatives are still maintaining his name and taste. Since ancient times, sweets and other food items have been made from local and pure milk. Here you get to taste the original Punjabi Lassi.
There is no competition in taste in Ghaziabad
Customer Aryan, who is enjoying Rabdi here, told Local 18 that the taste of this shop has no comparison in Ghaziabad. Because there is a completely original feeling here, there is no adulteration in rabri, rather it melts in the mouth. Similarly, Lassi is also very thick and creamy.
Milk cake price Rs 500 per kg
Here a small glass of Lassi costs Rs 40, and a big glass costs Rs 55, in which you get dry fruits, Ruafza etc. mixed in it. The price of milkcake is Rs 500 per kg. If you also want to taste the old Lassi and Rabri here, then you can take a tempo or rickshaw from the new bus stand to Ghantaghar Market.
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Tags: food, food 18, Street Food
FIRST PUBLISHED: April 16, 2024, 13:12 IST
