7 Places In Chandigarh To Order Traditional Sargi For Karwa Chauth 2026

Karwa Chauth day is special. The alarm goes off at an unreasonable hour, the household is barely awake, and someone is already reaching for the feni. In Punjabi families, Sargi is a ritual in its own right, with mathi, dry fruits, fruit and mithai finding their way onto the pre-dawn spread. And no, a random box of kaju katli does not automatically qualify. With Karwa Chauth 2026 falling on October 29, Chandigarh residents have several options for sourcing traditional Sargi treats, from sweet shops selling Karwa Chauth-special feni and mathi to curated hampers that include the channi, bangles and mehndi cones. Here are seven places to explore, with a focus on what they actually offer rather than vague promises of festive goodness.

Karwa Chauth 2026: 7 Places In Chandigarh To Order Sargi

1. Sindhi Sweets, Sector 17C

Some shops make you hunt through an entire mithai counter for the right festive treats. Sindhi Sweets makes the search considerably easier with a dedicated Karwa Chauth Specials section on its Chandigarh ordering menu. The lineup includes Gur Mathi Desi Ghee, Feeki Mathi Desi Ghee, Meethi Mathi Desi Ghee and Fenia Karvachauth Special.

The listed prices are ₹395 for gur mathi, ₹375 each for feeki and meethi mathi, and ₹220 for fenia. The appeal lies in the variety; jaggery sweetness, a savoury bite and the delicate strands of fenia traditionally associated with the festival. Order a combination of these rather than defaulting to an assorted sweet box this Karwa Chauth 2026. 

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2. Bikanervala

Feni, mathri and a little saffron are doing most of the work at Bikanervala’s Karwa Chauth counter. Its festive selection includes Lal Fiki Feni, Kesar Fikki Mathri, Kesar Meethi Mathri and other Karwa Chauth-labelled varieties. A 200-gram pack of Lal Fiki Feni is priced at ₹157, while the kesar mathri varieties cost approximately ₹280-₹300.

The different varieties are useful if your family has strong opinions about what belongs on the sargi thali. Prefer something less sweet? Pick the fiki options. Want a richer festive flavour? The kesar varieties are worth considering. Bikanervala has outlets in the wider Tricity area, but check the live ordering page for your pin code before assuming that every festive product is available in Chandigarh.

3. Chandigarh Sweets Limited, Industrial Area Phase I

Chandigarh Sweets Limited has a rather convincing reason to make this list; its Karwa Chauth promotion features Chaashni Mathri, while its product catalogue also lists Karwa Mathi, Karwa Mathi Sweets and Methi Mathi. The mathri can form the snack portion of your sargi, alongside feni, fruit and dry fruits.

4. Nanak Sweets, Sector 19

If one kind of feni isn’t going to cut it, Nanak Sweets has several varieties! These include Brown Feni (Karwachauth Special), Brown Mithi Feni, White Fikki Feni and White Sugar Wali Feni. The menu also lists Meethi Mathi, Gud Matthi, namak para, gur para and shakarpara.

That gives you room to build a sargi around your preferred flavours instead of buying whatever happens to come in a standard box. Brown feni and gud matthi make a particularly fitting combination for those who enjoy jaggery-based sweets, while white fikki feni offers an alternative to the sweeter varieties.

5. ShakkR, Saaj Sringar Sargi Thali

This is the option for anyone who would rather have the sargi, gifting and shringar essentials arrive together than coordinate five separate purchases. ShakkR’s Saaj Sringar Sargi Thali is listed at ₹4,000 and includes 200 g of roasted almonds, a 250 g pudhina sandwich, a six-piece sweets box containing Nutty Mandarin, Kacchi Keri and Besan Badam Burfi, and a fresh fruit basket. There are also Gulab Mithi Mathi and Fiki Mathi, along with a channi, lota, bangles, bindi and two mehndi cones. In other words, the food and the ritual accessories are part of the same hamper. It is especially suited to gifting, although the price is considerably higher than buying individual snacks.

6. Chandigarh Mithaiwala, Sector 20

Not everyone wants a lavish hamper! Sometimes, the requirement is simply to get the mathi right and sort out the rest at home. Chandigarh Mithaiwala’s online menu lists Namkeen Mathi under its Karwa Chauth Specials. It is a narrower selection than the dedicated festive ranges at Sindhi Sweets or Nanak Sweets, but it gives you a specific traditional snack to work with.

Pair it with feni, fresh fruit and dry fruits to put together your own thali. If you’re hoping to order the entire spread from one shop, ask whether additional festive products are available before making the trip.

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7. My Pooja Box, Online

For those arranging sargi from a distance, My Pooja Box offers another route; its online collection includes a Feni Sargi Sweet Box listed at ₹599 and a Matthi Sargi Box listed at ₹499. The collection also features Karwa Chauth channis and decorative thali covers.

This is particularly useful if you are sending a festive gift to a family member and want the ritual accessories to accompany the food. The separate boxes also let you choose the essentials without committing to a large, mixed hamper. 

Where Should You Order Your Sargi From?

For traditional feni and mathi, start with Sindhi Sweets or Nanak Sweets, both of which list multiple Karwa Chauth-specific varieties. Chandigarh Sweets Limited is worth contacting for its Chaashni Mathri and sargi orders, while Bikanervala has a broader selection of festive feni and mathri. If the occasion calls for a more elaborate gift, ShakkR’s ₹4,000 Saaj Sringar Sargi Thali includes the sweets, snacks, fruit and puja essentials in one package.

Sargi is served before sunrise, which makes a last-minute delivery gamble particularly unhelpful. Get the feni sorted, pick your favourite mathi and leave the frantic shopping for someone else’s Karwa Chauth.

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