Punjabi Dhaba Restaurant

I learned about this place when I asked my Indian colleagues about authentic Indian restaurants. His comment on it was “good food, poor environment”. Since I care more about the food quality, I still gave it a try today. To get a good sense of their food, I ordered a full combo including a special chicken curry platter, a samosa, a garlic nan, and a bottle of mango lassi. Overall, I think their food gives me what I expect from Indian cuisine: a rich favor of various species. Because the curry and nan were prepared ahead instead of cooked in real-time, they were a little cold when brought to my table, which somehow affected their taste. Yogurt came with the nan was too light. The red pepper pickle was very tasty, probably the one I like most out of combo. The potato stuffing of the samosa was delicious, but the coating was not crispy at all. Mango lassi had a smooth taste, but a little like artificial flavors. Cash only. Keep it in mind although an ATM is close by.

I don't know what was that, as an Indian I would not visit it again for appetizers. Definitely, not a Punjabi restaurant. I ordered panner chat, murga chat and aaloo parotha. Was only able to eat parotha. However, I only tried 3 appetizer not sure about other items. I would not suggest this place for appetizers I ordered, also the place was not clean!!

This place was pretty good. The food was flavorful and the service was nice. It’s a pretty small counter service place but the food is yummy. We got a lamb dish and chicken tikka masala. The tikka sauce was a little on the thinner side. But everything was fresh and yummy. Oh and the mango lassi is very good.