Punjabi — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

Taste could have been better. Not a true Punjabi taste, as was expected. Though the good part is they make all preparations fresh. But the taste lacked the maturity which is the soul of Indian curry. The naan was a baked pizza bread, and the roti a khamiri roti which is actually a mughlai dish. My expectation was a tandoori roti and naan, which the bread was no where near to. Only if you are having a too much craving for Indian food and can't resist can go. If looking for a actual Indian food, this is...

Zero-stars. Bad and pathetic quality of food. The vegetable curry was not made with oil, seemed more like oil was served with some veggies added. Greasy, oily, tasteless aloo-Gobi. This, after specifically requesting for less-oil in food multiple times. Asked for tandoori roti and was served re-heated frozen chapatti.

An absolute travesty to call this Indian sub-continent food or, for that matter, to call it edible...

Don’t want to impact the reviews as such. But Punjabi name itself i.e. food and class has high standards. Chole, Bature, Makhan, Rajma, Lassi, Shassi etc. Punjabi food is just a bliss.

We ordered from here and got bland food with a typical hard paneer found in Denmark. Sorry but it was not edible to us. The restaurant is not bad at all by Nordics standard. But the expectations were high looking at the name....