Harilal's — Restaurant in Bihar

Over hype I ordered paneer kadhai and tandoori roti. Paneer kadhai was priced at ₹300 that was too expensive according to the food offered neither the quantity was nor the quality was so nice even I can cook better kadhai paneer at home.. although food was not so bad but was extremely overpriced according to the taste and quantity , I’ve visited many places across India bt this was the first place where I had this experience. Now if I talk about tandoori roti. I think they offered tawa roti at ₹35 per piece. While returning to my home town I had tandoori roti @₹15 per piece and it was way tastier and well cooked but idk why they offered tandoori roti in such a less qty. even the tawa roti that I cook is way better than your so called tandoori roti. A big msg to owner either you work on quality and qty. of the food or reduce the prices in the menu. If you are going this expensive then customer expects better food quality and that was not offered at all and service was...

I recently visited Harilal Sweets in Patna, and I must say, it was a truly delightful experience! As a sweet-tooth enthusiast, I was blown away by the variety and quality of sweets on offer.

Standout Sweets:

Gulab Jamun: Soft, fluffy, and dripping with sweet syrup, these gulab jamuns were absolute perfection. Jalebi: Crispy, golden, and bursting with flavor, these jalebis were irresistible. Rasgulla: Soft, spongy, and soaked in sweetness, these rasgullas melted in my mouth.

Chole Bhature:* A perfect blend of spices and flavors, this popular North Indian dish was a pleasant surprise. The staff was courteous, efficient, and attentive, making sure our experience was seamless. Clean, well-maintained, and tastefully decorated, the ambiance added to the overall experience.

Value for Money:

Reasonably priced, considering the quality and quantity of sweets and snacks.

Quality: 5/5 Taste: 5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Ambiance:...

We ordered masala dosa , pav bhaji and French fries .

The ambience was good and staff was courteous.

Now comes the most important part . THE FOOD.

Masala in dosa was sweet and spicy . The South Indian dosa masala doesn’t have tomatoes or beans and MORE importantly SUGAR. The red chutney was also sweet . It’s supposed to be tomato and onion chutney. Disappointed .

Pav bhaji . The bhaji tasted as if made with standard onion gravy instead of the real pav bhaji masala. Wife says it better from road side vendor atleast they use pav bhaji masala. Disappointed.

French fries. Good and crispy. Rightly salted and spicied with bit of chat masala.

Tried to order a bhel puri but looking at the muri i dare not do it .

Hope they take food seriously like the prices they put...