Heritage halwai

Est. 1978 · Mainpuri

Four generations.
One bhatti.

A story written in brass, ghee, silver varak and slow-stirred milk.

1978

The First Bhatti

A single brass kadhai in Mainpuri begins it all.

1996

Wedding Era

Brijwasi becomes the first call for North-Indian weddings.

2002

Restaurant Opens

A 60-cover thali house joins the sweet shop.

2008

Festival Hampers

Curated Diwali boxes go national.

2014

Bengali Counter

Rasgulla, sandesh and cham cham added daily.

2018

Corporate Gifting

India's top brands choose our brass-finished hampers.

2026

Digital Celebration

Brijwasi enters every Indian home through this experience.

One District One Cuisine · 2026

Representing Mainpuri on a prestigious platform

For decades, Brijwasi Sweets has been dedicated to preserving the authentic flavours of Mainpuri. In 2026, we were honoured to participate in the One District One Cuisine (ODOC) Exhibition at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, where we showcased Mainpuri's famous Soan Papdi.

The ODOC initiative celebrates the unique culinary identity of every district. Being selected to present Mainpuri's signature delicacy on such a prestigious platform was a proud milestone for Brijwasi Sweets and an opportunity to introduce our city's heritage to visitors from across India.

Our participation reflects our continued dedication to quality, tradition, craftsmanship and the authentic taste that generations of families have trusted since 1978.

🏆 Our Achievements

  • 🏆Selected to participate in the One District One Cuisine (ODOC) Exhibition 2026
  • 🏆Proudly showcased Mainpuri's famous Soan Papdi
  • 🏆Exhibition held at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida
  • 🏆Represented Mainpuri's rich culinary heritage on a prestigious state platform
  • 🏆Continuing the legacy of authentic sweets and craftsmanship since 1978

“Mithai mein mohabbat.”

The Brijwasi founder said this in 1978. It is still painted, in brass, above our first bhatti.