Aao ji khao ji — Restaurant in Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Visited the restaurant for dinner. Ordered a mushroom salt & pepper (INR 300), an egg fried rice (INR 320) and butter chicken (INR 450) for two.

Food was served promptly. The mushrooms was not overfried or hard. It was tossed in sauteed onions and capsiums, and garnished with coriander. Very fragrant, not too salty.

The egg fried rice was generous in serving and fed two of us nicely. Butter chicken was rich, but a tad too greasy. It would be have been nicer if the dish tasted more buttery. The chicken was also slightly overcooked and a little tough. Nonetheless, the dish is still a good one.

We were slightly shocked when the attendant came to tap on our chair and asked if we wanted the bill. While we have emptied our plates, we were still savouring the aftertaste of our hearty meal and had intended to sit for a bit longer. Because of the gesture, we hurriedly paid the bill and left. A slightly distasteful ending to an otherwise pleasant meal experience.

Would still recommend this place for its good food, and its clean and...

Went for dinner with my wife and little daughter..had a worst experience of my life.. atmosphere - open space with mosquitoes waiting for their dinner all around..shifted my table twice (as no customer were there) to be comfortable,but of no use. i asked for something to spray so that we could be comfortable..they dint provide anything inspite of having one mosquito spray (which i could see behind table). food - most pathetic part of our journey was going to this restaurant for food. no taste whatsoever. laddened with red chillies. we left wholesome food as it is and left off. my daughter started crying just after having first bite.we thought we would manage the taste somehow but we could not eat at all. we just left off after paying the bill for no food. service - had to wait for an hour to get the pathetic food when no customer at all was there. moreover, waiter was chewing pan/gutkha throughtout. js avoid this...

The Punjabi food here is truly outstanding. The bhindi was perfectly cooked with just the right balance of spices, the paneer was soft and flavorful, and the dal makhani was rich, creamy, and comforting. Each dish carried authentic Punjabi taste that reminded me of home-style cooking.

The rotis were served hot, soft, and fresh like phulkas, which made the meal even more enjoyable. It’s rare to find such attention to detail where every item complements the other so well. The food not only satisfied hunger but also gave a wholesome, fulfilling experience.

Along with the great food, the overall vibe of the place is very pleasant. The music adds to the atmosphere without being overpowering, making it a comfortable spot to enjoy a relaxed meal.

Overall, the quality, freshness, and taste were excellent. For anyone craving authentic Punjabi flavors in a good ambience, this place is highly recommended. A meal here is both comforting...