Wide range
Reviews describe a strong selection of Indian groceries, sweets, snacks, spices and dry fruits in one shop.
Discovery Gardens
REGAL PLUS is an Indian sweets and snack shop in Discovery Gardens, with Gujarati and North Indian favourites alongside dry fruits and pantry items. Reviews point to jalebi, farsan and Maharashtrian treats such as puranpoli and modak as reasons to browse, though freshness and pricing can vary.
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Reviews describe a strong selection of Indian groceries, sweets, snacks, spices and dry fruits in one shop.
Maharashtrian favourites including puranpoli and modak are specifically praised.
Several customers mention authentic or familiar regional flavours, including North Indian and Gujarati food.
Dry fruits are described as good quality, making the shop useful beyond sweets and ready-to-eat snacks.
One customer liked the attractive, very clean packaging used for the snack products.
A review says free parking is available near the shop.
Check freshness. Before buying perishable sweets or savouries, ask when they were made; reviews report stale jalebi, khandvi and milk sweets.
Compare prices. Check comparable Indian shops before paying, especially for everyday items; one review compares Rajhans pan at AED 3 with AED 1 in Karama.
Verify stock. Call before placing an online gluten-free order, since listed items were reported unavailable.
Plan delivery. For home delivery, confirm the timing, minimum order and rider availability first; several reviews describe delays and weak updates.
Try favourites. For regional snacks, reviews specifically recommend kothimbirwadi and Rajkot chutney, while one customer found the vada pav less impressive.
Use parking. If driving, look for the free parking reported near the shop.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
Jalebi is a frequently mentioned item, with reviews ranging from crispy and tasty to hard or stale.
The shop carries a variety of farsan, including Gujarati and Mumbai-style savoury snacks.
Rajkot Chutney is singled out as a favourite by a customer who found the overall quality good.
Vada pav is available, but feedback is mixed: some praise the Gujarati version while another finds it not as strong as the rest.
Multiple reviews report stale sweets or snacks, including hard jalebi, stale khandvi and a chorafali with an oil smell.
Customers repeatedly describe the prices as premium or excessive; one cites Rajhans pan at AED 3 versus AED 1 in Karama.
Home delivery reviews mention missed timings, heavy minimum orders and poor updates.
Some customers say complaints about stale or poor-quality food were not handled with a replacement, refund or follow-up.
An online order for gluten-free items led to repeated calls because the listed products were unavailable.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Srikhand
“Srikhand they are selling for AED 45”Google review · March 2026
The Bottom Line
REGAL PLUS is a Discovery Gardens stop for Indian sweets, savouries and grocery staples. You can browse jalebi and farsan, pick up dry fruits and chutneys, or look for regional specialities such as Maharashtrian puranpoli, modak and Gujarati undhiyu. Some customers also mention Mumbai-style snacks and familiar North Indian flavours, so the range is broader than a simple mithai counter.
The strongest reason to visit is variety. Reviews praise the selection of Indian groceries, packaged snacks and dry fruits, along with clean, attractive packaging. Kothimbirwadi, Rajkot chutney and kharwas receive particularly positive mentions, although opinions on individual items are mixed; one customer found the vada pav disappointing, while another praised Gujarati wada pav and dabeli.
There are important caveats. Prices are repeatedly described as premium, and one review compares Rajhans pan at AED 3 here with AED 1 in Karama. Freshness is inconsistent: customers report hard jalebi, stale khandvi, soft packed snacks and milk sweets that developed an unpleasant smell.
Check dates or ask what is freshly made before buying perishables. Delivery is another weak spot, with reports of late orders, high minimums and poor updates. For a quick shop visit, free nearby parking was reported; for online orders, confirm stock and delivery timing first.