Khalifa Bakers Mochi Gate

I recently visited Khalifa Bakers in Lahore after hearing so much about their famous naan khatai, and I can honestly say it exceeded my expectations. The moment I walked in, the aroma of freshly baked items made it clear why this place has such a strong reputation. The staff was polite, welcoming, and patient, even though the bakery was quite busy. Of course, I had to try the naan khatai, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. It was perfectly crisp on the outside, soft and crumbly on the inside, with just the right amount of sweetness. You can instantly tell that they use quality ingredients and have stayed true to their traditional recipe. Every bite reminded me why this bakery has remained a favorite for so many years. I also picked up a few other baked items, and everything was fresh, neatly packed, and delicious. The cleanliness of the bakery stood out as well, which is something I always appreciate when buying food. Despite the steady flow of customers, the service was quick and organized. What I liked most was that Khalifa Bakers has managed to maintain its quality and consistency over the years. In a city full of bakeries, it's not easy to stand out, but this place has earned its reputation through genuine quality rather than just popularity. It's one of those places that both locals and visitors should experience at least once. If you're in Lahore and have never tried their naan khatai, you're definitely missing out. Whether you're buying it for yourself, your family, or as a gift for someone, it's worth every bite. I'll definitely be coming back whenever I'm craving authentic, fresh, and traditional baked treats. Highly recommended, and without a doubt, a well-deserved 5-star experience!

Been eating from Khalifa Bakers since childhood. Their khatai is my favourite, same taste every time. Very nostalgic.

I was stying in hotel and ordered through whatsApp they delivered me with in 2 hours . The taste of nan Khatae and heart biscuit was awsome 100% recommended . Must Buy if you visit lahore .

We live in US and i always brought Nan khatai from Kalifa some of my friends here are from Karachi they are big fan of Kalifa’s naan khatai. I also tried their bakarkhani which is really crispy and really taste good.

You simply can’t have better Nankhatai than this.

The taste and freshness is always there. Let me tell you all.... My last 2 purchases were made directly from the shop in Mochi gate. It took me almost 10-12 minutes reaching there from circular road, through walk. The journey is very beautiful. You see the life of inside Lahore through narrow passages. A number of Imam bargahs on the way are worth knowing. One should visit this place, personally. I am attaching the rate sheet found on my last visit, after this Eid-ul-Fitr 2026.

When in Pakistan, Khalifa bakers is on my list of places to visit. Every time they show me the delivery option and the number to call for that 😃. For me it’s a place to personally go to. Not only for their merchandise but also for the streets one walks through to get there.

Wow! First time in Pakistan, so glad that Khalifa Bakers was recommended to me. Great customer service they treated me like one of their own. The best part of my experience was the Khalifa cookies, felt like I was back in my hometown in Canada. Reminded me so much of home.

Well I am a local of Pindi and whenever someone comes from Lahore they bring this. This time I visited Lahore for a wedding and took 6 boxes to give back to our relatives in Pindi. Never disappoints, really love the badami nan khatai. Btw they also offer delivery which makes things amazing.

Very disappointed with their service. I ordered 900 g of Nan Khatai and paid EXTRA for a tin box because I wanted to gift it to a friend abroad. When the order arrived, the total weight including the tin box was only 840 g (photos attached)!!! This means the biscuits themselves were barely around 700 g — far less than what I paid for. So basically I had to pay 3500 rps almost for mere 700 of nan khatai! I have always believed that reputable bakeries weigh their products separately from the packaging, whether it's a tin or a cardboard box. The tin alone weighs about 150 g, so the math speaks for itself. When I called their branch to clarify, they refused to take responsibility and casually replied, “Madam, hum to aise he wzn krte hain, apko pta nhi kis ne kaha h shuru se packaging k sth be wzn hota aya h.” Such a dismissive attitude was extremely disappointing. For a brand with such a big name and claimed credibility, this felt like a petty and unacceptable practice. It also raises concerns about how they dispatch their orders to other cities — are all customers unknowingly being shortchanged like this? Overall, despite being a very reputable brand, I'm very dissatisfied and would not recommend ordering from them again.