Thaliwala Pure Veg Restaurant — Restaurant in Agra

My Google Review # 000161.

This is one supposedly-famous joint for good vegetarian food, especially with the "Thaali" system, which is much prevalent in India.

"Thaali", - meaning plate in English - covers the entire gamut of dishes comprising a square meal. And you get this Thaali in different varieties, depending upon which state of India you are in.

We were guided to this restaurant by our auto-driver, who are the best source of information when you are on a unknown-city-trip.

The food was served well in time and was piping hot! The taste was typical North Indian with lots of paneer (cottage cheese) and ghee (clarified butter)

The pricing was decent. Ambiance was good. Families were crowding up the place for getting a reservation here. Major credit cards also accepted, except AMEX, for then.

Date of Experience :...

I tried thaaliwala on 22nd November16.It is situated on Agra fatehabad highway near i t c hotel mugal. I had my dinner there. Place was nicely lit and can be traced from distance. Inside hall is lit with blue and purple color lights. For seating comfortable sofas are there. This restaurant provides lunch and dinner on alacarte items and thali(fixed menu) with different items and prices. I ordered a maharaja thali .It contains starters snacks and full meal. They provide many items in this. Quality and quantity was awesome. One thali was sufficient for two persons. A nice place for vegetarian food to try near taj. One local person told me thaaliwala is number one in Agra for...

"Disappointment" is word!

Hara Paneer Tikka - who serves paneer tikka with a cooked cabbage ? Still, paneer was good

Papad - was a curse. As if restaurant managers are given target of cost cutting.

Chaas - Was Average.

The the Disaster "Veg Biryani". These people needs to understand difference between a Pulao and Biryani. Who gives a white biryani? Biryani has good masala and gravy along with rice. Ohh, forgot about the boondi raita along with it. Boondi dipped in wattery chaas. Again, a cost cutting tool.

Felt like donated Rs. 500-600.

Left the food and went to another restaurant...