Sweet success ☺️
A family-run Indian deli that has been going for nearly 30 years in inner city Nottingham is expanding. The Bombay Sweet Centre first opened in 1995 in Hyson Green, specialising in traditional sugary treats before branching out into street food five years ago.
A second shop will be opening in Gordon Road in the former premises of Topknot hair salon, which closed in December. The transformation will get underway on Monday in time for opening in the spring, bringing the flavours and vibes of Punjab, Delhi and Mumbai.The business, in Radford Road, was originally started by Jeet and Neelam Passan, who are now retired. It is now being carried forward by their son Rahul.
"This will be Bridgford's first Indian delicatessen, somewhere you can buy some sweets, we will be making street food fresh in front of the customer, the street food is a massive part of our business which derives from the cafes in Mumbai and the street vendors in Delhi. We are really eager to give that authenticity to the locals in West Bridgford.
Unlike Hyson Green, customers will be able to eat in. Traditional Indian breakfasts of aloo paratha with Greek yoghurt, butter and chilli pickle and mango pickle will be on the menu, with Indian coffee, masala chai, to drink.
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