Rishi Sunak returns to Delhi’s Bengali Sweets with Sudha Murty, remembers the motichoor kesar laddoos he loved
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited Delhi’s Bengali Sweet House and Pastry Shop on October 14, 2016, accompanied by his mother-in-law, Sudha Murty. The dignitaries arrived at 3:30 pm and spent about an hour at the establishment, which has been a part of Delhi's food scene since 1937. Their menu included papdi chaat, tikki, kulhad lassi, and rasmalai for dessert.
The highlight of the evening was that Sunak recalled the shop's special motichoor kesar laddoos, a sweet he had enjoyed during his visit last year. Sudha Murty is a regular at the shop, known for her warm and humble demeanor.
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