I have been a fan of this place since I visited Kolkata. I was very happy to see this place while roaming in Banglore. I love Bengali sweets very crazily and KC Das is one of my favourites when it comes to authentic Bengali sweets.Here I ate rasgullas, Gulab Jamunn, ras malai, malai sandwich which was all amazing.

Excellent quality of sweets. Almost always crowded. If you ask them for extra layers of protective packing for carrying the sweets on long journeys, they are happy to oblige.

If you are walking around M.G road or Church Street, its good to visit this shop. K.C das is well known, but I wanted to check it out and I am happy with this visit. The outlet which is in the church street and is diagonally opposite to the Hard Rock cafe, is a good shop. They have good variety of sweets and if you have to gift to your loved ones, the quality is good. Everything that I saw seemed very fresh. There are a few tables as well, incase you want to sit and have some of it. I also saw coffee being served :) The outlet was clean and tidy. Well kept and maintained.

Very old and famous Bengali sweets shop @ church street try sohanpappadi and hot samosas with hot tea here.This shop is also famous for veritys of Bengali sweets and also Turkish delight.

2 stars is for brand name and nothing else. I tasted the Rasgulla here - good not great, also tried the badam halwa - decent . The place is not clean, post Covid you wouldnt want to sit here . But for all the hype , I personally wouldnt recommend going here..there are many other sweet shops in Bangalore which serve a variety of tasty sweets..so if youre just going by the brand name ..not worth it. I am not sure about all Bengali sweets, but the general ones not worth it

It is a great place to enjoy sweets and savouries of the Kolkata. Clean, safe and courteous staff.

Well known bengali sweets and snacks of good quality.

Morning breakfast- luchi torkari(puri sabji), a Bengali Breakfast is a must try and is my favourite breakfast here. Sweets are also good here. Among sweets i would say, you should try Malpuwa, its really good. You will also get good Rasmalai, langcha,etc. Only cash and card is accepted, no online payment accepted here. Hygiene is well maintained, no need to worry.

The one Shop that you never regret getting into when you talk sweets, you would get amazing sweets derived from milk and its products. Love the Kesar Rasmalai specially.

Good service at the counter. I ordered for take-out. They are quick and efficient

As usual, sweets are excellent with high quality. Only one observation is that all varieties are not available. You may prepare all varieties.

Horrible staffs members at the outlet near church street. Extremely horrible.

Age old sweet shop in the prime area. Sweets are good, samosa is amazing. You have place to sit inside as well.

The oldest bengali sweet outlet in town. They have maintained consistency in the taste throughout and still worth visiting for some selected variety of sweets

Food is good... not as good as in the past. Service unfortunately leaves much to be desired. Staff and cashier are rude

Love this place!!The sweets here are too die for.. especially the soan papdi..it just melts in your mouth. Must visit

Their famous Rosgulla were as usual spongy and very tasty... They do have sugar free options which are to be appreciated..

K C Das, introduced me 42 years ago to Rasagolla, Rasamallai, and the range of sweets made of milk solids. I have been visiting this restaurant for poori and baby potato gravy, Hot samosas and freshly brewed tea. It is sad they have stopped preparing fresh tea - they have vending machines of a poor quality now. While most restaurants serve poori and sagu - the lingering taste of baby potatoes will last a long time..

KC Das in Bangalore is a pleasure.. I loved their sweets. Bit overpriced for me as I am from kolkata.

I have been a fan of this place since childhood, as I remember my dad bringing Rosogollas in Matka or clay pot. Variety of mouthwatering sweets and savouries. I enjoyed the samosa/ singada and the paneer cutlet. The staff here respond well to the customers. Hygienic conditions and great display of the available desserts and namkeen.

Milk sweets are really authentic.. mild to moderate sweetness

The sweets, chops and luchis are worth it.The samosas were average this time, something was missing. Usually good.Probably the closest to a fairly clean bengali experience in Bengaluru

Not good .Clean place made like fish market , You can see boxes and sweets kept on table and chair where people should have lunch. What kind of management is responsible for this. The wash basin has this weird black stain which is cleaned by the restaurant.Iam shocked that in place like church Street they do this.

The staff takes time to clear the table. You need to remind them, when you stand there carrying your dish near the table, as it is yet to be cleaned for you to occupy. In case the chair is soiled by the previous occupant, the staff just doesnt clean it despite request. Hope management can prevail upon their staff in this regard.

Nice place to have variety of sweets, they have tasty samosa and veg cutlet.overall good one.

Must visit this place to have their rasgula and misit dahi

Good tasting Rasmalai. Around 30 rs per piece.

Hmmm Yummy!!!!!!Mouth watering, as soft as cotton, you will never forget the taste of it. This shop is very old and very famous for rasgollas in Bangalore. In fact, if you ask anybody in Bangalore without blinking their eyes, they will tell you to try in K C Das.

Awesome rosugulla and bengali sweets

Excellent quality of sweets but was disappointed with the variety of bengali sweets which was much lesser than before. Place is crowded too.

Need to relish bengali sweets hear is the place where you can get

A place for Misti doi!! But I realises its an acquired taste!!

Its bengali sweet shop, sweet teste is very good,Hygiene and clean, price is nominal,The Sweet Renaissance :It was the best of times for Bengal in the second half of the nineteenth century, and the height of the golden age of Bengal’s resurgence. From fine arts to commerce, from culture to industry, from literature to science, in all things there was a glorious flowering of exuberant excellence. The spirit of this era touched the world of confectionery too. In the 1860s, the man who chose this area to engage his genius was Nobin Chandra Das (1845-1925).It was a humble beginning. In a tiny, obscure corner of Bagbazar in North Kolkata, Nobin Chandra set up a sweet shop in 1866, but the last thing he wanted was to run a mere sales counter. The passion to create something of his very own haunted him. His ambition was to create a completely original sweet, that would bring new excitement to the Bengali palate. There was in him an intense desire to create a sweetmeat that was never there before... the ultimate delicacy. He toiled for months, armed with imagination, skill and tenacity, and sometime in the year 1868, his labours paid off. He made small balls of casein (cottage cheese) and boiled them in hot sugar syrup. The result was a succulent, spongy sweet with a unique, distinctive taste. Nobin Das christened it the “Rossogolla” and a legend was born.

Authentic Bengali sweets shop in heart of Bengaluru. Enjoy in the shop or takeaway.

One of the Famous sweet stall in the city , very nice and hygienic

I have been visiting this place for years. But after covid lockdown they have started all mal practice. If you dine in quality would be okay. If you take parcel, they will give you spoiled food.

Drove all the way from brookefield to M G Road to buy soan papdi from K C Das. Very friendly staff, quick service, and fantastic tasty soan papdi. Sweet lovers should definitely try this.

As the covid threat is jus ebbing away, the place has not been fully back to its earlier avatar. The place is decent and is in a busy street corner.

Guys putting the sweets in boxes are absolutely lovely but the payment guys are rude trolls. After I paid and hadnt received my sweets he just barked at me to ‘go’. The sweets are good but not good enough to put with that disrespectful BS. Spend your money where it’s appreciated, folks :)

Excellent sweets. Specially Raskadam & Sowanpapdi.

Exclusive place to have wonderful time with family and friends

Entered and greeted staff. No one replied. Browsed the sweets on offer and tried to get somebodys attention and assistance. To no avail. Left. Will be trying a place that has better service and more courteous staff.

Its not tell KC Das its a brand of swets

One of the oldest sweets shop in Blore. Bengali sweets at its best for sweet lovers

Over hyped for mediocre Indian sweets. Overpriced

Awesome Odia and Bengali sweets.

Sweets are not fresh and very bad in taste

Awesome superb quality ❤️ it

All the glory of the rich history apart, the staff need to be more courteous and humble with the customers. After all, were not begging for their sweets. At the end of the day, its the peoples patronage that create the brands out of any enterprise.Coming to their products; no wonder theyre one of the well known and reputed sweet mart entities on the country. The very first name to come to ones mind as soon as the thought of Bengali sweets strikes is K C Das.

Awesome and tasty sweets.. and you should try samosa.. very good in taste.. always i opted take away.. never dine in.. but you can find authentic taste of sweets and snacks. must try..and yes one more thing that they don’t accept online payment like gpay paytm.. only card or cash payments are available...

This place is for the sweet tooth. Kheer Kadam, Malai Chamcham, Ras Malai and Sandesh were good. Comfortable seating arrangements and affordably priced menu. Definitely recommended.

Customer care was poor. Didnt provide the needed things to have food at a table like sauce, water etc

- Good taste and variety of Bengali sweets- Price here is higher (may be due to high taxes)- They also sell Painting... Yes painting

No Tea or coffee, No service, no cash, some cards also do not work, no UPI payment, to top it all even sad staff who badly want to retire and dont care for customer. I was instructed to take sauce and water jug from another table where a family is already seated. I think its ridiculous.. anyways Im not going to trouble myself again.

The sweets here are a delight. I really like the badam sweet and malpua. Also the samosa is my favorite.

KC Das is one of the most froud company.they can make only froud business.unnessory job vacancies,many thing froud ness is will b there,be safe and take care

Good niche of sweets to eat.If you are a Bengali must visit place in Church street

Yummy.....superb cutlets....ras kadam....other sweets 🥰😍

NiceWe can get bengali special sweets hereRasagulla related

Rasa Manjari is the my favorite sweetOne can pick up the sweets but to eat there is not recommendedStuffyAll Sweets are tasty

The taste was not the authentic Kolkata even though the dishes were authentic. The quality can be much better. I had a pair if Lalmohon and Luchi platter. The vegetable was too spicy and the daal was trying hard to be the Bengali daal but fell short. It was not upto my expectation.

Ok ok sweets

Good experience well explained

A landmark shop on the corner of St. Marks road and church Street. Always busy. Has a few tables for customers to dine in. A good reminder of KC Das in Calcutta for those familiar with the city. The Covid19 messages are quite boldly written for those entering. Although I didnt have my temperature checked or given hand sanitizer when I entered. The store only accepts cash or card which is inconvenient if you arent carrying these options. The range of sweets are large while savories are limited. Popular for rasogollas and Rasa malais.

All time fav ❤️

Very good Bengali sweet

Best bengali sweets are there and must have hing er kochuri with aloor dam. Full bengal taste is there.

One of the famous sweet shops in India....

Nice place with same quality from last 4 decades

Bengali sweets are available here. Must try items are Rasmalai , Samosa and Rasgulla. Self service.

Always the best. No need to mention it specially.

The Hing Kachori and Chola dal were awesome..The aloo dum could have been abit better..Authentic place to have Bengali sweets and snacks..Staffs r cooperative

A small outlet at the heart of the city. Having a descent variety of sweets and savoury items to suit most taste buds.The hing kachori and luchi is really good and very reasonably priced.The waiters are at times rude and can be really grumpy and so does the people at the cashier counter.Inform prior before ordering if it will be a cash or a card payment to avoid a little drama at the end.

Tasty sweets and samosas

The best Bengali sweets ever. All time love for it. Must try if u like the juicy sweetness with perfect taste.

Its a paid parking..be careful

No UPI payment method they need an update

Sweets at their best

Time tested. Thank you for making me smile

They have amazing luchi, chholar daal and aloor dum... Must try it!

Age old reputed first outlet for Bengali Sweets on Bengaluru

I have purchased 1/2 kg kaju crash & 250/=GM. Iranian delight on 6/7/2019 . It was so degraded/degenerated that when we open the packet to eat than we saw that kaju crash was full of fungus and having plenty of insects . We have done videography of that and shows it to m/s K C Das . Instead of expressing apologies M/s K C DAS is ignoring the sin committed by them.the shop Is commuting heinous crime of Selling infected & degenerated sweets at the cost of people life.

Samosa was tasteless, as no salt in masala. Even when we complain, no one heard us.No green chutni, with neither samosasOr pattice.We asked for puri bhaji, they said it was over and then it was served in our next table.K. C. Das is loosing their customer , with the uncooperative staff. And cold shoulder.

Its a great place for authentic bengali sweets very clean and hygenic

Place is good, we get excellent sweets here. But service is poor as billing procedure and no upi payments available. We can pay by cash or card only which is sometimes not convenient.

A very good place for buying sweets.........but, the snacks ( like samosa, cutlet and chole bhature) are awful. I recommend to try the lip smacking sweets here but do not try the snacks.

Lovely... Ice cream sandesh is also available.

Good but stock overall not available bad experience

Lichi of K c das is nice in taste. Ambience of place is also good. Good place for a quick bite

Love to eat the sweets in KC Das. Who Claimed to be the founder of rasagollas. My most favourite are the different types of rasomalai. But the quantity is par less to the prices. Visited an outlet in Kolkata. There the quantity is quite good. To say it was almost double to what it is provided here.

Decent variety of fresh sweets...good service...had hing kachoris...but hardly had any hing flavour!

This is a famous sweet shop, mainly known for rosgullas and rasmalais. You can either buy parcels for home or they have tables where you can sit and have. The place still has that old age shop aura.Had Kachori and Rasgulla and were pretty good when compared to other places.

From school time been having puri, samosa, and sweets, and they still sell painting wow amazing those are

Amazing sweets..especially Rasgoola!

Great place for authentic Bengali sweets and snacks.

Taste is going down....sweets were good

Best place for delicious Bengali mishti in Bengaluru

Good shop for sweets. Good variety of sweets at good price which are tasty also.

Good service and taste

Must try mysore pak