Eat Out — Restaurant in Delhi

I tried Vej Momo costed me ₹50 for full plate. Size of momo was ver big. Taste was good. The crust of momo was super soft but the base was little thick. The chutney served was just ok little bit watery in nature. I also tried vej thukpa consists of vegetables like carrot, cabbage, onions, paneer cubes etc dipped in a large bowl of soup. The soup's was spicy consists of ginger and ajina moto. Lastly I tried chilly potato. Potato was crunchy but the sauce was not so much tasty just ok. There is no sitting place there so you have to eat in a standing manner. Also there usually a large crowd so you may have to wait 20-30 mins for your order. Plz like my review If you...

This is not a proper restaurant, 'a chisnese food serving van' will define it. The food van is parked along the road side and you can either eat food standing on the tables or taking the food along with you will be a much better option. There is usually a long wait here, the shop gives preference to online orders as they have a deadline timing. Customers have to pay in advance to make the order and are made to wait. Food is OK but must have been better earlier as the shop's name is much hyped out in this area. Overall a simple food van along the roadside...

Just okay. For a van the prices are too high and doesn't go with the infrastructure around it. They are too heavy on staff cost.

For example a plate of momo cost ₹100 which is not justified. And then momos were overcooked where the chicken or vegetable material stuffed inside is exposed.

Chowmein was missing onions and had just 7-8 pieces of capsicum. I mean how can you miss onions in chowmein?? It was completely tasteless. This was a takeaway order so couldn't tell them there.

They need to match prices with services...