Bikanervala | Mayur Vihar Delhi — Restaurant in Delhi

Got scammed. Make yourself vigilant while purchasing from here.

The food was good, ambience was hygenic, rates were economical. But, got scammed.

Bought a couple of snacks like bhakarwadi, peetha, kachori, sweets, rasmalai etc...

All items were packed into a cover and given to me. I requested for three additional covers as well, as I was accompanied by two colleagues who'd purchased this.

We segregated our snacks at the shop itself. We returned back to our homes and found that one box of Dry Kesar Peetha went missing. I am sure that this box was not handed to me as I remember segregating all boxes into respective covers.

I rang up the cashier after understanding that I missed this box. But, response is that its not there.

Feels sad to be scammed :( Its not about lost money, but it's about the loss of experience for something that you wanted to try badly. Make yourself aware once you purchase in...

We were disappointed with our experience at this restaurant. Despite reserving a table for 15 people in advance, we were accommodated in a non-AC area. We offered to pay a token amount initially and settle the full bill later, which the manager agreed to. However, the staff insisted on full payment before serving food, resulting in multiple payments and delays. The service was disorganized, and we had to pay repeatedly before receiving our dinner which was frustrating." We were paid every single roti payment then they served, and serving plates also not cleaned had washing soap and serving staff not given on time to anything neither plates, spoon, water glass etc...

All staff were not cooperative and the billing counter person had taken alcohol and he was arguing with the customer that is not good for all.

Very very very bad and pathetic service, please avoid going to this...

Unhygienic food. Don’t be surprised if you find a strand of hair in your food and the waiter casually tells you to remove that one bit from the portion. What a disappointment. Ordered golgappas and they were no less than a brick to bite. Maybe stale? Or just poor quality. Guess we will never know! Even basic dhabas serve extra chhole with bhature if you’re initially providing minimal quantity, however, they conveniently brought that cheap quality pickle instead of chhole. The waiters couldn’t care any less about the disappointment we expressed over the quality of food. He didn’t shy away from displaying visible signs of “eat it or leave it, not my problem!”

Might as well donate your money to a needy than to spend it on stale...