Kuldeep Sweet House

Our shop, Kuldeep Sweet House, is right at the Bareja Chokdi in the Dugri area. It’s a busy intersection and that helps us stay in business. We aren't a big company with a board of directors, just a family-run place that’s been here for years. The shop is usually full of the smell of frying dough and boiling sugar. We don't use any complicated recipes, just the ones that have worked for us since we opened. Sometimes the traffic at the Chokdi makes it hard for people to park, but our regulars always find a way. We have a few tables inside, but they aren't anything special—just wood and plastic. We spend our days making sure the glass cases are full. If something doesn't look right, we don't put it out. It’s a simple way of doing things, but it works for us. We don't do much advertising because most people find us just by walking or driving past Bareja Chokdi. The staff is mostly just relatives and a couple of guys from the neighborhood. We talk to everyone who comes in like we've known them forever. It’s just how things are done in Dugri. We don't have a mission statement or a fancy philosophy, we just make sweets and try to be fair to everyone who stops by. We’re just local folks trying to keep the shop going through the good and bad times.