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Food is amazing plus their service is awesome .....its really good place to dine in with family, ambience is also good plus they maintain good hygiene and sanitary measures

Good food....some items are tasty...some are average....service is not upto the mark..... overall experience was average....

Nice place and good food

Perfect family restaurant, with good interiors and staff is professional and polite. Food was absolutely delicious.

Delicious Food and nice Ambience

We dine in the hotel. The ambiance is good plus point it is pure vegetarian and a good choice for families. If you plan to visit do try their butter chaap masala with gravy dish it is yummy. Also, the rates are not high and quality is good

Great food and nice ambience

We went there to celebrate birthday of my bhabhi ji. My brother chose this 10 kms away from our home but Good tasty food was served, snacks were also good. Serving time was little bit late but they arranged extra plates and glasses to cut the cake and toast of champagne. So nice and Good experience

The ambience is cosy and comfortable. Talking about the food, in my opinion it is less spicy while the services are really good. The staff is helpful and generous. Overall i had a great time and i am surely gonna recommend it to my friends.

Ambience is very good. They have got the looks revamped. Pocket friendly. Food is above average but not exceptionally good to be given 5 stars. It is tasty though. Will visit again.

Simply the best. No one can serve you better than Dadaji Punjabi Resoi in Shalimar Bagh Delhi. Thanks to Punit bhaiya for he takes care of repeat customers very well.

The food is delicious and service is good and the owner himself take care of guests and the restaurant is well maintained , I suggest to visit it with your family and enjoy the delicious food

The age old restaurant which started as a small Dhabha or the village eating joint popular among the highways of North India is now a landmark food destination. The menu is strictly vegetarian serving from traditional Indian dishes to some of the so called popular Chinese food. Originally serving da