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Food is freshly made and can be a bit slow for most people. The service is good but unfortunately ,if you go when it's busy the service can be very slow. Definitely worth a visit but don't go if you're in a hurry and looking for a quiet place to dine in. This is a busy place which allows you to bring your own alcohol to the restaurant hence can be a bit noisy but adds to the atmosphere, the food is authentic and tasty.

A truly great dining experience! I was lucky enough to be introduced to Punjabi Dhaba by a Sikh friend, who wanted me to experience authentic Punjabi food. The food and experience did not disappoint. The fish pakora were so fresh and cooked perfectly….crispy, spicy batter with a soft flaky fish filling. The mixed grill was the best I’ve ever eaten….and I’ve tried a few. Dish after dish that were served, were all so good. From the poppadoms and chutneys, through to the curry and naan, everything was perfect. The lamb in the curry was ridiculously soft, tender and flavoursome. The owner was also was particularly welcoming, as was the waiter serving us. However, the real star of the show was the chef. Having the open kitchen at the front of the restaurant, provided the opportunity to observe a mater chef cooking food with love and passion. Punjabi Dhaba provided a great experience. My only regret was being beaten by the lamb curry…..but I’ll be back to try other dishes. I can’t wait to return to Punjabi Dhaba, to enjoy other dishes created by the extremely talented chef.