Est. 1965 · Dajal, Punjab
Sufi Sweetsصوفی سویٹس
Traditional mithai, pure ingredients, and six decades of trust from the heart of Dajal.
Est. 1965 · Dajal, Punjab
Traditional mithai, pure ingredients, and six decades of trust from the heart of Dajal.
A taste passed down. A trust never broken.
صوفی سویٹس کی بنیاد صوفی عبدالرحمن سومرو رحمتہ اللہ علیہ نے رکھی — ایک سادہ، باکردار، دیانت دار اور صوفی مزاج شخصیت جنہوں نے داجل میں معیار، خلوص اور ایمانداری کی مثال قائم کی۔
Today, Sufi Sweets & Café stands on those same principles — authentic ingredients, traditional recipes, and an unshakeable commitment to quality.
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پرانی روایت
Founded in 1965, Sufi Sweets carries six decades of authentic tradition. Our recipes are preserved — passed down with the same care as the day they were first made in Dajal.
خالص معیار
From خالص گھویا to fresh dairy, every ingredient is chosen for purity. Better taste demands better quality — and we never settle for less.
مکمل اعتماد
For generations, families across Dajal have trusted Sufi Sweets for celebrations and gifts. That trust is our honour — and the standard we keep every day.
From Eid to everyday moments — Sufi Sweets belongs at every table, every gathering, every gift.
عید مبارک
Family Moments
Har Khushi Mein
Trusted by families across Dajal for celebrations, gifts, and everyday sweetness.
The Kheer Perre from Sufi Sweets tastes exactly like childhood Eid mornings in Dajal. Pure, rich, and unforgettable.
We order Sohan Halwa for every family gathering. Sixty years of trust shows in every bite — no shortcuts, just real mithai.
Qulfi here is made the old way. Dense, fragrant with cardamom, and always fresh. Sufi Sweets never disappoints.
صوفی سویٹس اینڈ کیفے
Ziad & Ahmad New Jhallo Market
Near Noor Mohammadi High School
Hanif Ghouri Shaheed Road,
Dajal, Punjab, Pakistan
Six decades of taste, delivered with love from Dajal.
