JodhpurSweets Company

Our story

He carried a taste. We built it a home.

Three decades separate the journey from the shop. Here is what happened in between.

Ghevar in Jodhpur Sweets Company boxes with copper bowls of laddu and barfi on silk
1995

The year he left Jodhpur.

Our family is from Jodhpur. In 1995 our father made the journey south to Silvassa, the way people from Marwar have always travelled for work, carrying a big dream with him. He wanted to build something successful in a town that was not his own.

He also carried something less practical. He had grown up on the mithai of Jodhpur, on mawa kachori split open over rabdi and ghevar soaked in the monsoon, and he could not find any of it here. He talked about it for thirty years. जोधपुर की मिठास

2025

The year his son opened the doors.

Jabbar Singh Rajpurohit founded Jodhpur Sweets Company in 2025. He was not new to building things. Twelve years of running businesses came in with him, and all of it went into one question: what would it take to make Jodhpur mithai properly, here, every single day.

The answer turned out to be expensive and slow. Pure desi ghee. Mawa reduced on the premises before opening. Small batches made through the day instead of one large batch at dawn. We have not found a shortcut worth taking yet.

The Jodhpur Sweets Company storefront in Tokarkhada, Silvassa

What we will not change.

  • Pure desi ghee

    शुद्ध देसी घी

    We do not substitute it and we do not dilute it. It is the single most expensive decision in this shop and the one we will never revisit.

  • Fresh mawa, every morning

    रोज़ का ताज़ा मावा

    Milk is reduced on the premises before the shutters go up. Nothing is carried over to the next day.

  • Small batches, all day

    छोटे बैच में

    We make less at a time and make it more often, so what you buy at nine at night was not made at six in the morning.

  • Made with our love

    प्यार से बनाया

    This is a family shop. Every tray that leaves the counter has one of our names behind it.

The shop our father described.

Lit arched alcoves holding sweet boxes along the shop wall
The interior of the shop looking down the counter
A customer choosing a wedding sweet box at the counter
The long glass counter running the length of the shop
The team behind the counter at Jodhpur Sweets Company
The lit Jodhpur Sweets Company sign at night

Thirty years is a long time to wait for a shop. Come see if it was worth it.