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At Mithas from Jain’s Ghar, every sweet is crafted with love, blending tradition and family recipes passed down through generations.

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A large assortment of traditional Indian sweets and savories arranged on a table. There are numerous bowls and plates filled with various kinds of snacks, each crafted with care and arranged in an inviting manner. The backdrop includes colorful paintings of cattle against a backdrop of rocks and flowers.
The image features a marble-patterned plate with various Indian snacks neatly arranged. There are two pieces of coconut burfi, two yellow-colored round sweets, a portion of flattened rice flakes mixed with nuts and spices, a pile of small fried dough sticks, and a serving of sev. A small metal bowl containing two dark brown gulab jamuns is also placed on the plate.

Our Story

Mithas from Jain’s Ghar began as a family recipe passed down through generations, cherished for its authentic sweetness.

Handcrafted sweets with love and tradition.

Our Journey

Founder’s Roots

Jain’s Ghar

Since 1985

Handcrafted sweets with love and tradition.

Crafting Today

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2022 to Now

Bringing traditional mithas to your doorstep with care.

Our Mithas

A glimpse into the sweet moments crafted at Jain’s Ghar.

The image features a marble-patterned plate with various Indian snacks neatly arranged. There are two pieces of coconut burfi, two yellow-colored round sweets, a portion of flattened rice flakes mixed with nuts and spices, a pile of small fried dough sticks, and a serving of sev. A small metal bowl containing two dark brown gulab jamuns is also placed on the plate.
A traditional Indian sweet decorated with silver foil and rose petals is placed on a rectangular tray. Nearby, a lit brass oil lamp and a red rose enhance the aesthetic with warm lighting, all set against a textured, neutral-colored tablecloth.
A temple entrance with the name Hare Krishna Mandir prominently displayed. The building is adorned with intricate carvings and illuminated at night, creating a festive atmosphere. A number of people are gathered at the entrance, some climbing the steps and others standing in groups, indicating a social or religious gathering.
A plate of glossy, orange jalebis, an Indian sweet made from deep-fried batter soaked in sugar syrup, is placed on a textured brown plate. In the background, there is a mural featuring an abstract face with exaggerated features and vibrant colors. Yellow and metal chairs are partially visible.