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Nafees Sweets

THE STORY BEHIND THE BRAND

Mohammad Din, former wrestler from Pakistan who competed in many international events began his beautiful journey of traditional Pakistani sweets since the year 1968. Having found his first restaurant elegantly blended with authentic tastes, the brand 'Nafees Sweets' became a phenomenal hit within the city of Manchester.

Following his retirement in 1968, Mohammad Din moved his family from Pakistan to Manchester, UK. It was from this year, the well-established Nafees Sweet Centre became a popular brand for authentic and traditional Pakistani sweets.

Events & Occasions

FOR THE SWEETEST MOMENTS IN LIFE

At Nafees Sweet Centre we can provide our popular, traditional mithai for all of your sweet occasions. With a huge variety of traditional Pakistani Mithai to choose from, you can choose the ideal sweets to compliment your special day.

From Graduation Ceremonies, Weddings, Baby Showers to Birthdays we have the most authentic and traditional sweets to be made fresh for your order.

For more information on deciding what to order, please speak to a member of staff in-store. Sweets for special occasions come presented in our special boxes to share with your loved ones.

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“Real taste of Pakistan, authentic dishes and great customer service”

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'Mithai'

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

Mithai is the Punjabi/Urdu word for sweets that are often made from flour, milk, sugar and nuts.

Also known as Mishti in Bengali, mithai is popular throughout South Asia. Mithai can be eaten as a dessert, or served with afternoon tea and is traditionally handed out at weddings and to celebrate happy occasions such as births and at house-warming parties.

Mithai is an important part of South Asian food culture and can be enjoyed throughout the Pakistani subcontinent with different regional variations.

At Nafees Sweet Centre, we only provide the best and high quality traditional Pakistani mithai. With a huge variety to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice.