Tulsi Restaurant — Restaurant in Gujarat

Tulsi Restaurant has been a part of my life for the past 15 years, and I can say with confidence that it has maintained its reputation for serving incredible Indian Punjabi cuisine. Even though I've migrated to England, the flavors of Tulsi's dishes continue to linger in my memories, and I find myself missing their food dearly.

One thing that sets Tulsi apart from other Indian restaurants is the consistent quality and taste over the years. Despite being away for so long, I am delighted to find that the food remains as delicious as ever. It's a testament to their dedication to preserving the authenticity of Punjabi cuisine.

As much as I enjoy the culinary offerings in England, there's something unique about the flavors at Tulsi that I can't find elsewhere. I eagerly look forward to returning to Bhavnagar in the future, and Tulsi will undoubtedly be my first stop. It's a place that holds a special place in my heart, all with the grace of Bajrang Daas Bapu.

If you're in Bhavnagar or planning to visit, don't miss the opportunity to dine at Tulsi Restaurant. Whether you're a local or a traveler like me, you'll be treated to a culinary journey that you won't...

Look, Politeness and Ambiance of Restaurant bulaata hai, magar jaanekaa nahi😀. Yes Food quality is pathetic. Paneer was very stale and very chewy. Taste of Dal Fry was such that you will say its made only with Salt... It was that salty. Price is very very high compared to quality and quantity they offer. Yes quantity was laughable. Only good thing is their ambience and service of staff else I don't find any reason to visit this place ever again. And they don't have parking place nor you can park outside or even nearby that restaurant as it is at busiest road surrounded by shops and roads. Hope they will not disappoint other customers in future and take effective steps to atleast improve food taste and quality. Nothing personal but a bitter truth of my recent visit's experience....

This hotel is situated in the center of the city. They are in the business for many years and have good reputation. Quality food is served. I have been there many times and good quality is always good. Their Punjabi unlimited thali is what I prefer. It includes soup, starter, main course with limited serving of papad and buttermilk followed by a scoop of ice cream. What I don't like and understand is that why they do not serve the buttermilk unlimited. I think they can afford to provide a few glasses of buttermilk at the price they are charging for unlimited thali.

The staff is very courteous and welcoming. Parking is a bit of problem sometimes. But overall it is a good place to be and enjoy...