The Tandoori Village — Restaurant in Dadri

We read the sign board of happy hours all day long and we entered the restaurant. We ordered some food and later decided to have a beer. The waiter informed that the alcohol stops at 10pm . So we requested if he could ask the manager to give just beer as it is just 10:15 pm. Also if the happy hour works. The manager ,Naveen , came over and talked a bit rudely to us. His words " happy hours nahi hai , pooch lete Jo admi bahar hai usse nahi to andar mere se pooch lete" we said we are requesting only and you do not have to be rude . He again said " star nahi dekha ? Conditions apply likha hai " we just did not want to talk to him as he had a very bad attitude. Later he stood near the bar and kept looking at us and smirking. He was all the time talking to his staff around and pointing towards us. This manager is certainly not from hospitality industry. The food was also not to be talked about. We did not complain there as we would have been misunderstood as a revenge. Chaap curry was a huge disappointment 😞 and the bhatte ka paneer was less quantity and not much...

We booked a table for 4 and ordered 2 starters (Veg kebab and Gobhi Manchurian) and 2 dish for main course (Soya chaap curry and paneer tikka masala) and garlic naan to go with it. The bill came around to be 2.6K which was good but the food I would say I only liked the Gobhi manchurian and Chaap curry as they had some flavour, As compared to veg kebab which lacked some spices but overall the food service and...

This restaurant is a secluded one but the good thing is that on weekends, we got a table pretty quick while there was waiting for at least 30mins on every restaurant.. But the food was mainstream and not worth the money, it is expensive.. Service and ambience are good, overall it is a good restaurant specially for a crowded weekend but I would not go there in...