India Sweet House, a beloved name in traditional Indian confectionery, proudly announced the grand opening of its 26th store in the vibrant city of Mysuru on May 3rd. Located in the cultural heart of Karnataka, this new addition is set to become a local favorite, offering an exquisite selection of traditional sweets and snacks.

The inauguration event was honored by the presence of prominent figures such as Suttur Mutt Swamiji, Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, and Jagadguru Sri Veera Simhasana Mahasamsthana Mutt Suttur Srikshetra, along with Cine Artist Sri Sihi Kahi Chandru, the Brand Ambassador for India Sweet House.

Reflecting its commitment to cultural heritage, the new flagship store in Mysuru will feature the city’s beloved Ghee Jaggery Mysore Pak, crafted especially to celebrate the rich traditions of the region.

"We are thrilled to open our 26th store in Mysuru, a city renowned for its deep cultural and culinary heritage. This expansion is a testament to our dedication to making the finest traditional sweets accessible to everyone," said Shwetha and Vishwanath, Founders of India Sweet House.

The Mysuru store spans 1500 square feet, divided equally between two floors. The seating area on the first floor accommodates over 20 guests, providing a cozy space for enjoying the store’s culinary offerings. Furthermore, the brand also celebrated the opening of an India Sweet House Express at Paakashala on the Bangalore-Mysore highway in Channapatna, ideal for travelers, and is set to open another store on Kalidasa Road later this month.

India Sweet House is known for its commitment to quality, using organic ghee, khova, and fresh milk to craft its traditional delicacies. As part of the celebration, they are offering a special Buy One Get One free on chaats every Tuesday.

Visit India Sweet House in Mysuru:

Address: 26th Store, Heart of Mysuru, Karnataka

Website: India Sweet House

Special Offers: BOGO on chaats every Tuesday

Join the celebration of traditional flavors with India Sweet House in Mysuru, where every sweet tells a story of India's rich culinary arts.