I got an email awhile ago that went something like hi, I have a bakery and I would like you to try our food. I get soo many of those emails daily that I could have a blog dedicated to just food in Kuwait (hmmm that gives me an idea runs to buy foodinkuwait.com… damn you nibaq you already bought it!). So anyway, I was about to hit the delete button save under important button when something caught my eye. They had freshly made, thirst quenching Faloodha AND they delivered it!
Currently the only places I know that serves Faloodha ice cream is Baba Taher and the little shop under it on the ground floor called Marafie (I think). Now we have another option and they deliver so if you’re interested call them on 55521207 or 55521208 to order.
The persian bakery is called Toosi Delights and you can check out their Facebook group [Here]
Update: Here is some more details regarding the price and delivery
Faloodha is 250 fils per cup and 1.5 Kd per kilo. They have the following toppings: fresh pomegranate, pistachio or pieces of fresh lemon. As for the iced water its made of rosewater or the option of saffron milk (400 fils per cup).For the sauce you have the choice of strawberry, raspberry, pomegranate or almond sauce.
If location is close to Jabriya or Mansouuriya there is a 4 kd minimum order and 250 fils delivery charge. If location is very far then 7 kd minimum order with 500 fils delivery charge.
19 replies on “Faloodha ice cream delivered to your door!”
So did you try it? It looks Yummy.
not yet, just got their email awhile ago. Emailed them asking about the price but nothing yet.
Faloodha is off indian origin and is usually served with the indian type of ice-cream know as Kulfi.
In india you get Kulfi Falooda, and damn, its AMAZING!
i tried white faloodha before 2 years and it wasnt as expected!
But this pinky one looks good
looks delish!
Faloodha is white, the pinky stuff is the sauce you put on it.
I would love this.
Your first 4 lines are really hard to understand 😐
looks yummy
Mark, run it by me first please before you dig in.
*hides glass of faloodha in the drawer*
hmmmmm faloOOooDhaaa XD
Yes its called Marafie 🙂
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looks tasty
Equal to approximately 1000 calories or roughly equivalent to running 14 kilometers in under 1 hour.
That’s from Salmiya to Kuwait City.
Faloodha is a milk based semi liquid sweet originating from the Indian cuisine. The color is not red sauce is red rose syrup or rooabza which gives an added attraction to the dish. Contains vermicili, sugar, milk, basil seeds (sabja), sago or pearl sago and lastly topped with ice cream.
Trust me till date i have not managed to find one outlet to compete the one i make at home or ones we get in India.
Hopefully this new outlet shod be lucky enough to change our opinion.
That sounds delicious!
Regarding *** ‘s comment, i would just like to make it clear that he is talking about the indian type of faloodha which is first of all made ouf of ready made noodles and is milk based and they use ice cream topping as well sometimes. But the faloodha that the post and the shop is offering is the persian shirazi type of faloodha (the noodles have to be created from scratch with cornstarch, and this is the difficulty), and it is one of the earliest known frozen desserts, dating to ca. 400 BC in Persia while the other variations exist across India and Pakistan.
However, the shop does offer faloodha made with saffron milk, and yes i have tried it and yes its tasty!!! But the original one will remain my favourite!!!
Hello, is this faloodha place still there?