Reviews Shree Jee Rasoi

Yesterday ordered lunch from this outlet. The chinese (veg momos, Paneer momos & Noodles) was amazing however main course could have been better specially the masala chap. Chap was under cooked and lacked any sort of taste and felt like eating raw chaap. Chana masala was great

Chinese platter are simply awesome and so lovable. Visited a small restaurant in Ito Delhi serving different types of Indian cuisine , I ordered Chinese platter, beautifully presented and taste awesome.

Ambience - 8/10
Services - 7/10
Taste - 9/10
PocketFriendly - 9/10

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Good food, quality of bread can be improved.
Besides, food should be delivered with spoon/ fork and tissue paper which is considered to be basic etiquette in home delivery services

Shree jee rasoi is the part of my internship days..i was doing my internship in ito and shree jee rasoi was one of ours favourite spot to have lunch specially veg...their food have amazing flavours and value..even the prices are worthy..paneer lababdar was one of their speciality..do visit to have a gud lunch at reasonable prices😄

melodious paneer tikka is too good and very tempting special from outside the msala is well displaced enough for two people to eat worth visiting

This small Vegetarian Restaurant has impressed me with its Food quality!! Prices are okay. I ordered Steam momos and Hakka Noodles. The sauce they provided with momos was ultimate (Mix salad type).
Good seating capacity , speacial discount for students !!

This place is awesome and the food is amazing
My personal favourites are dum aloo , masala chaap and veg thali

In today’s time of readily available and widespread information, thanks to mediums like zomato, blogs, whatsapp etc, I guess hardly any hidden gems have been left for anyone to explore. But sometimes, fate gives you the chance to feel that exhilaration that accompanies unearthing one by self in the way these were actually meant to be - by sheer stroke of luck and courage to try something new.

Owing to the presence of a subsidiary office of my department, ITO is a place I tend to visit multiple times a week. Since all the visits, till date, have been official ones, that hardly left me with any time to check out what culinary delights this area has to offer. But as luck would have it, it was b’day of one of my batchmates posted there and arrangements were to be done for lunch for 10-12 people. While the consensus was to go to the tried & tested McDonald’s outlet nearby, someone suggested the name Shree Jee for good Indian and Chinese food which received support from few friends & I. A lot of convincing later, the adventurous ones won :D

What we had here was a bit of everything from almost every category in their menu, namely spl. Paneer tikka masala, spl. Karahi mushroom, spl. Dal handi, pineapple raita, veg raita, chilly garlic noodles, veg Manchurian, sweet & sour vegetables and an onion rawa masala dosa. When I said that this place is a hidden gem, please don’t mistake it for a place serving authentic flavors as the Chinese here was as indianized as it can get and the dosa was as punjabified as possible. What I meant instead was that all the dishes seemed to be prepared with sole purpose of ensuring that the diner has a good time and it is well known that good flavors make for good times more than authenticity or anything else.

In case you might have noticed, almost all the dishes had “spl.” prefixed to them. A typical technique employed by smaller joints to ensure customer orders the dishes the chef knows best. As expected, nothing “spl.” was there in any of the dishes, but that doesn’t mar the fact that they were all well prepared. The paneer tikka masala had well marinated paneer cubes cooked in a super spicy gravy making for a fiery delight. Same was the case with the karahi mushrooms making them best starters we could’ve asked for. Dal handi was comfort food at its best making some of those present draw comparisons with the way it is prepared back at their places. The two raitas; veg and pineapple; we got served alongside were no less delight either, each being perfect in their respective spicy/sweet quadrant. All the Chinese dishes were typical ones served at such small joints and made for some real guilty pleasures.

Despite the food lacking authenticity, trying this place out ultimately proved to be a widely appreciated decision as even those; who were adamant about not trying a new place and wanted to head to the haven McDonald’s was offering them; didn’t leave without praising the food.

PS - I know the place has been panned by most reviewers and its ratings aren’t much good either. But still, do give this place a try if in vicinity and who knows, maybe it’ll be a pleasurable surprise for you as well.

Shree jee good food northindian food is great dalhandi nd paneer tikka good taste great good ito near good restaurant
Snak manchurian tikka great taste@

It is located near express building in ito. It serves north indian and chinese vegetarian food. It is a frequent place to visit for employees of the offices located in the neighbourhood.

Recent visit.
Food-3/5.
We ordered special dal handi, butter paneer masala, biryani, raita and rotis.
Special dal handi was different from general dal makhani. It tasted good. Butter panner masala was okay. I was disappointed with veg biryani. Low quality of rice was used to prepare it. Though raita was good and made biryani eatable.

Value for money-4/5.
The prices were reasonable.

Service-4/5.
Food was served hot and fast. Waiters were helpful and courteous.

I have crossed the restaurant many times but never got to visit it. One day I got a chance to visit and taste the foods. Nice place for North Indian and Chinese foods. South Indian foods also looked delicious. It is very near to passport office ITO. I am very surprised to taste the paneer lababdaar, it is very delicious, immediately i decided that i would come with my family and friends for dinner and since than i visited many times in the evening for having a delicious dinner.