Namkeen · Farsan · Sweets
Fried fresh every morning since 1989.
Ganthiya, khakhra, farsan and mithai made the way Jayantikaka has made them for over thirty years.
Fried each morningNever yesterday's batch
Groundnut oil onlyNo palm oil, no reuse
100% vegetarianFSSAI licensed kitchen
Pan-India shippingOn all dry namkeen
The namkeen counter
What we are known for. Every variety fried, drained and packed on the same day it leaves the shop.
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Mamri (Salty)
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Moong Jor Garam
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Butter Ratlami
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Chana Mirch Masala
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Coconut Biscuit
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Cheese Chakli
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Murukku
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Sp. Farali Chivda
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360
Ganthiya fried at six loses the point by evening
Fresh farsan has a shelf life measured in hours. Bhavnagari ganthiya, fafda, khaman and patra go out the same morning they are made, and only inside Ahmedabad.
Dry namkeen, sev, chevdo and mixture keep for weeks, so those travel anywhere in India.
Kitchen photograph goes here
1989
Frying since
Daily
Fresh batch
100%
Vegetarian
Mix any of the counter into one box. Packed the morning it goes out.
Gift boxes and hampers
A Gujarati gift they will remember
Build a thoughtful hamper with traditional sweets, fresh farsan, khakhra and namkeen, packed together for festivals, weddings, family celebrations and corporate gifting.
- Choose sweets, farsan, khakhra and namkeen
- Custom sleeves and cards for bulk orders
- Freshly packed for gifting and delivery
Shop by counter
Four counters, one kitchen.
What everyone orders
Ranked by what actually leaves the counter.
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Hand Made Masala Khakhra
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Butter Garlic Coin Khakhra
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Sing Bhujiya
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Dry Patra
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Methi Sakkarpara
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Methi Puri
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Sarevda (Rice Papad)
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360 -
Kerda
Price range: ₹100 through ₹360
What regulars say
Mohit Maurya
2 months ago
Worst!! Suffered food poisoning after having ganthiya from here. Strictly avoid!!
Tejal Patel
2 months ago
Very bad service.
Hardik Deliwala
2 months ago
Sunday Wait time is more but good taste
Clearance Hub
2 months ago
Valentine Pinto
3 months ago
Great farsan store. My favourite. I love the desi mix chuvda from here.
Mukesh Kumawat
3 months ago
I purchased kaju katli yesterday, but unfortunately, the taste was very poor and did not seem fresh. Two members of my family felt nauseous and vomited after eating it. This was a very disappointing experience, and based on it, I cannot recommend Chetna Gathiya. I hope they improve their quality and freshness standards.
Sumeet Sabat
4 months ago
Excellent place to buy local gujrati food items. Khakra, Pickles, Sweets, Jalebi Fafda with good chutney. Shop is clean and well maintained.
Its also near to Gurukul Metro stattion. Ease of transport. This shop lies in the middle of shopping hub.
Do visit.
Its also near to Gurukul Metro stattion. Ease of transport. This shop lies in the middle of shopping hub.
Do visit.
Karan Gohil
9 months ago
Very disappointing experience. Not authentic at all.
I have bought fafda jalebi from this place a few times earlier, but my recent visit was a big letdown. It is very clear that they are not using pure groundnut oil. Anyone from the Saurashtra region knows that authentic fafda is always fried in groundnut oil, both for taste and quality.
The oil they are using now looks dark and thick, almost like motor oil. Because of this, the fafda taste is heavy and unpleasant, nothing like real Saurashtra-style fafda. On top of that, their prices are higher than other sellers who actually use pure groundnut oil, which makes no sense at all.
If you are someone who truly cares about authentic taste and quality, especially if you belong to the Saurashtra region, I strongly suggest avoiding this place. You will not get real groundnut oil fried fafda here, and the quality does not justify the price.
I have bought fafda jalebi from this place a few times earlier, but my recent visit was a big letdown. It is very clear that they are not using pure groundnut oil. Anyone from the Saurashtra region knows that authentic fafda is always fried in groundnut oil, both for taste and quality.
The oil they are using now looks dark and thick, almost like motor oil. Because of this, the fafda taste is heavy and unpleasant, nothing like real Saurashtra-style fafda. On top of that, their prices are higher than other sellers who actually use pure groundnut oil, which makes no sense at all.
If you are someone who truly cares about authentic taste and quality, especially if you belong to the Saurashtra region, I strongly suggest avoiding this place. You will not get real groundnut oil fried fafda here, and the quality does not justify the price.
Manas Mhasakar
9 months ago
The fafda was super crispy and light. Also loved their patra.
Anupamaditya Immortal
1 year ago
It was my first visit. I was planning to buy sweets from kunal sweets next door and end up entering in this outlet. It was neat and tidy. Well maintained outlet we can say.
However, one angry customer showed up who was complaining about rotten chinese samosa. It was wierd to me and could be for anyone, imagine that's your first visit and you encounter similar scenario.
So far no complaints, all sweets were good, khakhara and yellow banana chips were good. Will visit again.
However, one angry customer showed up who was complaining about rotten chinese samosa. It was wierd to me and could be for anyone, imagine that's your first visit and you encounter similar scenario.
So far no complaints, all sweets were good, khakhara and yellow banana chips were good. Will visit again.
