Indian sweets & desserts in Alpharetta
Gulab jamun, rasmalai, carrot halwa and laddus, made in our kitchen on State Bridge Road.
Have one after your meal, or ask us for a box for a festival, a pooja or a gift.
- అన్నంRice
- పప్పుPappu
- కూరCurry
- పచ్చడిPachadi
- చారుRasam
- పెరుగుCurd
Gulab jamun
Soft milk dumplings, fried golden and soaked in cardamom syrup. Best eaten warm.
$4.99
Indian desserts to end your meal
Four desserts on our menu every day we are open. Order one with your food, or take a few home.
- Gulab jamun$4.99Soft milk dumplings, fried golden and soaked in cardamom syrup. Best eaten warm.
Rasmalai$4.99Soft cottage cheese dumplings in sweet saffron milk, served chilled.
Carrot halwa$4.99Grated carrots slow-cooked in milk with nuts. Also called gajar halwa.
Sheer khurma$4.99Vermicelli pudding cooked in milk with dates and dry fruits.
Order online for pickup, or tap a dessert to order it. Looking for double ka meetha, the Hyderabadi bread pudding? It is on our food truck menu.
Ragi laddu, sunnundalu and chikki
Everyday sweets made from millet, urad dal, sesame and peanuts. Good with chai, and easy to pack for school or work.
Ragi laddu$7.99Ragi (finger millet) flour roasted in ghee and rolled by hand.
Zero sugar dry fruit laddu$8.99Dates, nuts and dry fruits pressed into a laddu. No sugar added.
Sunnundalu$7.99Roasted urad dal ground with ghee. The Andhra laddu every grandmother makes.
Sesame chikki$7.99Crisp sesame seed brittle.
Peanut chikki$5.99Crisp peanut brittle.
Laddus come by the pack: 4 laddus.
Boondi laddus from our kitchen, made for a festival order.
Andhra sweets, made to order
The sweets and snacks you remember from festivals at home. We make them to order for festivals and poojas. Ask us what we can make for your date.
- పూర్ణం బూరెలుPoornam boorelu (purnalu)A sweet chana dal and jaggery filling, dipped in rice and urad dal batter and fried golden.
- పాకం గారెలుPakam gareluCrisp urad dal garelu soaked in a warm sugar syrup.
- బెల్లం గారెలుBellam gareluUrad dal garelu soaked in a jaggery syrup.
- పెరుగు వడDahi vada (perugu vada)Soft vadas soaked in spiced yogurt, with a little tempering on top.
- మసాలా వడMasala vadaCrunchy chana dal vadas with onion, green chili and curry leaves.
What guests say about our sweets
Real Google reviews. We are rated 4.8 on Google.
The Rasmalai was soft and creamy, and the Gulab Jamun was served warm and was the perfect way to end the meal.
Maha Rana Y. Google review, August 2026 Highlight is Dryfruit ladoos with zero sugar. Its too good! So happy to find this amazing restaurant in our neighborhood!
Pallavi K. Google review, June 2026
Sweets boxes for festivals, poojas and gifts
Diwali, Sankranti, a housewarming, a baby shower or a thank-you for the office. Tell us the date, how many boxes and which sweets. We will call you to confirm the price and pickup.
- Box sizes
- 4 pieces a box
- Price
- $4.99 to $8.99 a box, depending on the sweet
- Order ahead
- One week for festival boxes and big orders
- Pickup
- 11105 State Bridge Rd, Alpharetta
- Delivery
- Yes, on orders over $200. The charge depends on the distance and the order.
Your sweets order
Need them this week? Call (404) 733-7040 or WhatsApp us. We reply on WhatsApp within about 40 minutes.
Indian sweets in Alpharetta: your questions
Where can I buy Indian sweets in Alpharetta?
At ManaVindhu, 11105 State Bridge Rd, Suite 140, Alpharetta. Think of us as a small Indian sweet shop inside the restaurant: gulab jamun, rasmalai, carrot halwa, sheer khurma, laddus and chikki are on our menu every day we are open, and we make boxes to order. We are a short drive from Johns Creek, Milton, Roswell and Cumming, so it is easy to pick up Indian sweets from Johns Creek too.
Do you sell Indian sweets by the box?
Yes. Tell us the date, how many boxes and which sweets, and we will call you to confirm. Each box holds 4 pieces a box, and a box is $4.99 to $8.99 a box, depending on the sweet. Ask for a sweets box or call (404) 733-7040.
Do you have sugar-free Indian sweets?
Yes. Our zero sugar laddu is made from dates, nuts and dry fruits with no sugar added. Ragi laddu is made with finger millet flour and ghee. Ask us if you need a sweet for a special diet.
Which Andhra sweets can you make?
We make Andhra sweets and snacks to order for festivals and poojas: poornam boorelu, pakam garelu, bellam garelu, dahi vada and masala vada. Sunnundalu are on our menu every day. Tell us your date and we will tell you what we can make.
How early should I order sweets for Diwali?
As early as you can. Diwali is on November 8, 2026, and it is our busiest week for sweets. We ask for one week for festival boxes and big orders.
What is the difference between gulab jamun and rasmalai?
Gulab jamun is fried until golden, soaked in warm cardamom syrup and best eaten warm. Rasmalai is not fried: soft cottage cheese dumplings sit in sweet saffron milk and are served chilled. If you like syrupy sweets, pick gulab jamun. If you like creamy, milky sweets, pick rasmalai.
Are your sweets eggless?
Yes, every sweet we make is eggless. Our Indian sweets are made with milk, ghee, flour, lentils, nuts and jaggery or sugar.
Can I order one dessert with my food?
Yes. Every sweet on this page is on our menu. Add it to your pickup order, or ask for it when you eat in.
Come in for something sweet
ManaVindhu
11105 State Bridge Rd, Suite 140, Alpharetta, GA 30022
(404) 733-7040
On State Bridge Road, a short drive from Johns Creek, Milton, Roswell and Cumming. Free parking, wheelchair accessible.
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| Day | Lunch | Dinner |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Closed | |
| Tuesday | 11:30 am – 3:30 pm | 5:30 – 9:30 pm |
| Wednesday | 11:30 am – 3:30 pm | 5:30 – 9:30 pm |
| Thursday | 11:30 am – 3:30 pm | 5:30 – 9:30 pm |
| Friday | 11:30 am – 3:30 pm | 5:30 – 10:30 pm |
| Saturday | 10:00 am – 10:00 pm, all day | |
| Sunday | 10:00 am – 9:00 pm, all day | |