BAPS Shayona — Local services in Robbinsville Township

Title: A Culinary Delight and Serene Ambience at BAPS Shayona Cafe

I recently had the pleasure of visiting BAPS Shayona Cafe, and I must say, it was an extraordinary experience from start to finish. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by the inviting aroma of Indian spices and the warm ambiance of the cafe.

The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the delicious Samosa Chaat I ordered. Bursting with flavor and perfectly balanced spices, it was an absolute delight for my taste buds. I've had Samosa Chaat at various places in New Jersey and Texas, but none have come close to the mouthwatering goodness I experienced at BAPS Shayona Cafe. Each bite was a culinary journey through the streets of India.

But it wasn't just the food that impressed me; it was the serene ambiance of the cafe that truly set it apart. The unique setting, with a tree in the middle around which guests can gather, created a tranquil atmosphere perfect for enjoying a meal with family and friends. It felt like a little oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.

The staff at BAPS Shayona Cafe were also incredibly friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience. They were knowledgeable about the menu and eager to ensure that every guest had a memorable dining experience.

In addition to the Samosa Chaat, I also had the opportunity to try other Indian street foods, all of which were equally delicious. From the crispy Bhel Puri to the flavorful Pav Bhaji, each dish was a testament to the culinary expertise of the chefs at BAPS Shayona Cafe.

Overall, my visit to BAPS Shayona Cafe was nothing short of exceptional. The combination of delectable food, serene ambiance, and friendly service makes it a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Indian cuisine. I can't wait to return and explore more of their menu offerings. Highly...

It was utter chaos. The food was fine but they haven’t figured out a system for serving the quantity of visitors that they are receiving. It took an hour of standing in a confusing squished line to get our food. The place was packed. The lines were each about 50 people long and there were no queues so it was unclear where to even stand. One guy joined his son in line and rudely accused me of cutting in line completely out of the blue. What made him think that after just showing up is beyond me. I think people...

I bought Corn Chevodo and potato one. The corn Chevodo was extremely salty and not edible plus too much of haldi. The potato one tasted stale. I am very surprised by the quality as in the past this was not the case. I can from a long distance to specially buy at the temple and am too far...