The interiors will surely give you a retro feeling. You will feel to have come back in time of the golden 70's & 80's. A very good choice of change over everyday shiny restaurants. The staff seemed to be very supportive and helpful. The all you can eat menu from starters to dessert includes Punjabi, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Chinese dishes. Some tastes great, some not that much. A small area to get you dancing in a space given a feel of a retro disc. Location - 4/5, Interior - 5/5, Food - 4/5. Overall a good experience.

what is not here... small amusement park is there... perfect place for everyone.. a prototype of a truck where you can sit and click pictures is at the entrance. ambiance totally inspired form any typical Indian village. fun-games-food everything is here. this is chokhi Dhani but enclosed. a place for everyone. they have entree charge per person and everything is included in this amount. they have entree charge per person and everything is included in this amount. a prototype of a truck where you can sit and click pictures is at the entrance. they have bangles shop, astrologer sitting under the tree, barber shop, a potter who makes a pot in front of you using wheel and clay, and no, they are not there just for the sake of it. You can buy bangles, ask future and also have a good head massage at the barbershop. Tea seller roams around in village style glass and pot. all these things make it more beautiful. Hookah in the old style. A small area is dedicated to dance. Sitting arrangement is like a typical Punjabi dhaba. You even have games to play like a musical chair which always is entertaining for children and elder people. I did win but there's no prize for it...that’s a drawback: P Coming to food, they have cots (like in Punjab) to sit and buffet style food. chat counter- welcome drink-live counter fir dosa, pav bhaji and all sorts of veg foods (yes no non- veg). The highlight of that day was dal bati, veg jalfrezi & live gola counter. Gola is something which we always carve for and they do have the famous flavors like kala khatta and kacchi kairi. They have a good selection of bread like naan, roti, fulka, bajre ki bhakri & chilla. and guess what, you ll find a pan counter even, where a different type of pan was served but was charged individually. It's worth visiting again, the overall experience is good. It’s a place where you should visit with group of 4 or 5 and not individually