Har Har Cafe — Restaurant in Goa

Har Har Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Patto, Panjim, is a hidden gem for anyone craving authentic North Indian cuisine at pocket-friendly prices. We had the pleasure of indulging in their Executive Veg Thali, a wholesome meal that truly satisfies. The thali offers a choice of mains, and we opted for Rajma, Kadhi, and Aloo Sabji. The Rajma was perfectly spiced, reminiscent of homemade comfort food, while the Kadhi had the right balance of tangy and savory flavors. The Aloo Sabji added a simple yet flavorful touch to the meal.

Accompanying these mains were steamed rice, 4 fresh tava rotis, a gulab jamun for dessert, and dahi, offering a complete and filling meal. The thali provided the perfect variety, making it a value-for-money option.

To complement the meal, we also tried their refreshing Chaas/Buttermilk, which had just the right amount of seasoning to cool down the palate. Their Papdi Chaat was a delightful addition, offering a burst of flavors with crispy papdi, tangy chutneys, and crunchy toppings. Another highlight was their Chole Bhature, with fluffy, soft bhature and rich, flavorful chole that tasted authentic.

Har Har Restaurant impresses with its simple, flavorful, and affordable North Indian fare. Whether you’re looking for a hearty meal or quick bites, it’s a great spot to satisfy your cravings for North Indian...

It's too pricey for the quantity we get. Initially everything was okayish(even then it was bit expensive), now they hiked up the prices and even the quantity is so so lesss They give paratha chole for 100 rupees and do so much kanjusi in putting the chole...They don't even put extra butter nothing!!!! And if we take chole and chapatti , the size of the chapati is like palm sized... Its like is also so smalll..... They mention 4 chapatis but it's a scam... They make 4 chappatis out of dough which actually is required to make 1 big chapatti.... So in reality u are not getting 4 chapattis, you are getting only 1 chapatti..

Also for rice dishes they willl just put two scoops of rice, how is it even sufficient?? If you want to reduce on the cost then youl can very well serve normal quality rice instead of basmati rice!!

Taste wise its good but not worth the price tag they put!!!! Definitely improve on pricing and quantity...

Its not some luxury restaurant that you are putting such high prices!

The place is good only for very rich people who wont think before spending, not good for for...

We tried almost everything in their menu and we did not like the food other than Samosa. There was no filling in the dal kachori it was empty. The quantity of dal and chole is very less in comparison to the rice given along. In fact poor hygiene there was hair in the rice. There is no place to sit and eat The kulcha and paratha is not at all authentic. Thy say they are serving murthal paratha atleast dont degrade them by serving this kind of stuff in Goa. Those who have not visited Murthal kindly go n visit n see what are they comparing to.

This is my revert to you after your reply: I am not reviewing all the places negatively, there are many places i have given 5 stars with positive reviews. This is a public forum and hence meant to pin point the negatives and positives both. We have seen the hygiene which was maintained. If photo is not taken that doesnt mean i cant share the experience. Moreover i did not like the taste of the food you served except samosa and this is my personal opinion about your place. There is no authenticity in the kulchas and paranthas. Dont take it personally...