What are the opening hours for Giani?

Mo 10:00:00–22:00:00, Tu 10:00:00–22:00:00, We 10:00:00–22:00:00, Th 10:00:00–22:00:00, Fr 10:00:00–22:00:00, Sa 10:00:00–22:00:00, Su 10:00:00–22:00:00

What is the average cost for two at Giani?

The average cost for two at Giani is ₹300.

What cuisines does Giani serve?

Giani serves Cake, Desserts, Ice Cream, Shakes.

Reviews & ratings of Giani, Sector 53, Gurgaon

Giani Reviews

Giani is located in Sector 53, Sector 56, Gurgaon with 1 review on magicpin.

It all began in 1956 at Giani-di-Hatti, nestled amidst the bazaars of Fatehpuri, Chandni Chowk, and still one of the landmarks of old Delhi. It was here that Giani Gurcharan Singh, a traditional sweetmeat maker from the then Layallpur (Faislabad), Pakistan, set up shop upon migrating to Delhi. He started serving his famous rabri-faluda and mango shakes, made with loving attention and dedication, with the best quality ingredients. This struck an instant chord with the discerning residents of the walled city and in no time at all, Giani (“the learned” in Punjabi), was a household name.

The menu covers Cake, Desserts, Ice Cream, Shakes.

Cost for two: ₹300

4.9

1 ratings

Rated 5.0 across online reviews

59 Reviews

Vivek Suri

Jan 14, 2024

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Popular Items at Giani

Mocha Brownie

₹99

Belgian Dark Chocolate Italian Gelato

₹126

Salted Caramel

₹152

Hot Chocolate Fudge Sundae

₹168

Strawberry Ice Cream

₹205

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It all began in 1956 at Giani-di-Hatti, nestled amidst the bazaars of Fatehpuri, Chandni Chowk, and still one of the landmarks of old Delhi. It was here that Giani Gurcharan Singh, a traditional sweetmeat maker from the then Layallpur (Faislabad), Pakistan, set up shop upon migrating to Delhi. He started serving his famous rabri-faluda and mango shakes, made with loving attention and dedication, with the best quality ingredients. This struck an instant chord with the discerning residents of the walled city and in no time at all, Giani (“the learned” in Punjabi), was a household name.