Karachi Bun Kebab
The bun kebab is described as authentic Karachi street style, with one reviewer calling it reasonably priced.
Al Nahda
Delicacy Sweets & Bakers LLC is a Pakistani bakery and sweets shop in Al Nahda, known for Karachi-style snacks and traditional mithai. Reviews especially point to its bun kebab, halwa puri and wide range of biscuits, making it useful for breakfast, tea-time treats or takeaway sweets.
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The bun kebab is described as authentic Karachi street style, with one reviewer calling it reasonably priced.
Weekend halwa puri is praised for lighter puris, good taste and value, with another review noting it is less oily.
Customers specifically mention Kalunji biscuits, desi chocolate biscuits and other Pakistani-style biscuits as good companions for chai.
Reviews describe the sweets, snacks, pastries and cookies as authentically Pakistani, with rasmalai also receiving praise.
The Ramadan iftar selection is singled out as especially delicious by one customer.
One long-term customer mentions a small coffee-shop-style table-and-chair setup for eating cake or pastries fresh in the shop.
A kabab and nihari combo was considered enough for two people, with the food described as non-oily.
Specify Ketchup. If ordering bun kebab without ketchup, say so before placing the order; the kitchen may need 15 minutes to prepare it.
Allow Preparation. Call around 15 minutes ahead for bun kebab rather than expecting it immediately.
Check Availability. Samosas and similar snacks have reportedly sold out or left empty displays, even in the evening, so check stock before making a special trip.
Try Weekends. For halwa puri, weekend visits are specifically recommended, with lighter puris and good value noted by a customer.
Confirm Delivery. Clarify delivery availability and charges when ordering, as one customer reported being charged AED 15 after being told there was no delivery fee.
Parking. Customers have described the location as convenient for parking, which may help if you are collecting a larger order.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Potato samosas are praised by one long-term customer, although other reviews raise concerns about size and consistency.
Cake rusk is included among the bakery snacks customers enjoy alongside tea.
A customer found the old-school Karachi lemon tarts close to the expected taste and fresh.
Chicken sticks are recommended among the savoury bakery snacks, including by a long-term customer.
Several customers report serious ordering delays, including a breakfast order still pending 90 minutes after it was placed.
Reviews describe rude phone service and dismissive in-store interactions, including being told to read the menu on the door.
Some regulars feel prices have increased while portions and quality have fallen, including smaller samosas and less filling.
Reported problems include a rubber band and bad smell in a chicken cheese samosa, plus stale or poorly cooked sweets.
One customer says an AED 15 delivery fee was charged after being told delivery would be free.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Bun Kabab
“I will highly recommend to try their Bun Kabab which only cost around 6 Aed”Google review · July 2021
Brownie Chocolate Cup
“Brownie Chocolate Cup - Really good, and price is 10aed only”Google review · January 2024
Halwa puri
“Anyway, we asked them to serve halwa puri and the staff responded with “it will cost AED 12””Google review · September 2024
delivery charges
“They are a big cheater, first they said no delivery charges then when the delivery boy came they charged us AED 15”Google review · November 2025
The Bottom Line
Delicacy Sweets & Bakers LLC is a Pakistani bakery and sweets shop in Al Nahda, with a menu that covers breakfast, savoury snacks, biscuits, pastries and mithai. The strongest reasons to consider it are the Karachi-style bun kebab, weekend halwa puri, potato or kheema samosas, and Pakistani biscuits such as Kalunji biscuits and cake rusk. The food has a loyal following.
Customers describe the bun kebab as authentic Karachi street food, halwa puri as lighter and less oily than many versions, and the bakery selection as a reminder of home. Ramadan iftar items, rasmalai, chicken sticks and chocolate fudge cake also receive positive mentions. There is a small coffee-shop-style seating area for eating cake or pastries, and one review found parking convenient.
The experience is not completely consistent. Multiple customers report rude service, delayed breakfast or delivery orders, and confusing delivery arrangements. One order took from 11:25am to 12:55pm without arriving, while another customer was charged AED 15 after being told there was no delivery fee.
Food-quality complaints include a rubber band and bad smell in a chicken cheese samosa, as well as hard or stale sweets. Prices are a recurring concern, with reports of rising costs and smaller portions. Confirm charges, check snack availability, and give bun kebab orders 15 minutes’ notice.