Shree Ganesh Aloopuri & Rasawala Khaman — Restaurant in Gujarat

Ganesh Alupuri is a well-known establishment in the Rander area, and it seems to have garnered quite a following. However, I personally fail to comprehend the reasons behind its popularity. During my visit, I found the cleanliness of the place to be average at best. It didn't leave a lasting impression in terms of cleanliness standards.

When it comes to food quality, I was underwhelmed. The dishes I tried were nothing out of the ordinary and failed to impress my taste buds. The flavors were average, and there was nothing particularly noteworthy about the food offered at Ganesh Alupuri.

Considering the buzz surrounding this place, I had expected a higher level of cleanliness and better food quality. However, based on my experience, I found both aspects to be rather mediocre. It is possible that my visit was an anomaly, but from my standpoint, Ganesh Alupuri did not live up to the hype.

Ultimately, opinions on restaurants can differ, and it's possible that others have had positive experiences at Ganesh Alupuri. However, based on my personal encounter, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend it if you're looking for exceptional cleanliness and outstanding...

Surat is known for its snacks delicacies like khaman dhokla, fafda, jalebi, alu puri and it's varieties, khausuey, ghaari, pok vada(available only in winter's) etc ...

Known for its tasty Alu Puri and Rasa waala Khaman we decided to try them both on the lovely occassion of Utrayan.

Rasa waala Khaman (Khaman with Gravy) - the mixture consisted of Khaman dhokla crumbled and topped up with green onions cabbage red onions and Corriender, the same was accompanied with the rasa (the gravy) which was dark and loader with spices and more or garam masala.. Although they complimented each other but the gravy was to powerful which overshadowed the khaman - (3/5)

Alu Puri - A different version of the sevpuri in surati style, Soft Puri made of wheat flour topped with Alu Chole Gravy (Potato & Chic peas), Red Onions,Tamrind and Jaggery Chutney & Sev. We have had better Alu Puris @Rander, Surat but this was good too - (4/5)

And don't forget to have them with Surat's local...

For the first time I have had Aloopuri here... Because of that it was a constant struggle for me to learn why is it called Aloopuri where there was no trace of Aloo anywhere... Accidentally I had a small piece of Aloo somewhere, what made me happy about the the things I had.... Otherwise this place is always crowed (must be popular, I suppose)..... I had to wait in a que (what generally we never have in India) to get my order... People preparing the food looked very efficient to deliver the order to everyone around... Apart from the Aloo struggle, it tasted okay (nothing to die for).... In my opinion one can visit once if you want to experience (lost)Aloopuri...