100 Grama Sladki

100 Grama Sladki, meaning 100 grams of sweets, is a sweet shop at 18A Angel Kanchev Street in central Sofia, Bulgaria, near the Sofia University area, the Russian Church and the Vasil Levski Monument. Angel Kanchev Street is a busy central street of shops and cafes, and the shop serves locals and visitors who want a quick, affordable sugar fix or a box of cakes to take away. It is a small dessert counter rather than a restaurant, so no Michelin or chef context applies. The concept centres on selling cakes by weight, which lets customers choose small portions, mix several varieties and pay according to what they take. Signature items include cakes, baklava and traditional Bulgarian sweets, such as tulumba, kadaif and other syrup-soaked or nut-based desserts that reflect the Ottoman-era influences in the national repertoire. Layered cakes and cream-based slices are also commonly available, and the selection changes through the day. The shop is informal and functional, with a display counter, limited or no seating and a quick turnover. Noise is low and dress is irrelevant. Prices sit at the budget end of the range: a slice or portion by weight typically costs about 3 to 10 BGN, making it one of the cheaper dessert stops in the centre. Opening hours generally run daily from morning to evening. The shop is walk-in only and does not take reservations or table bookings. Afternoons and early evenings are the busiest times, when office workers and students stop in, and the best selection is usually available earlier in the day before popular cakes sell out.