Needs Punjabi Food Joint — Restaurant in Hyderabad

A very small unexplored place for some good North Indian food. The place is located in the bylanes of Kundhanbagh Begumpet. The place is located near to the very famous St Francis College, Methodist colony, Kundhanbagh, Begumpet, Hyderabad. This place is on the first floor a small 15-20 seater place for authentic Punjabi food. They serve hot rotis direct from the kitchen. Also, it is very economical, pocket friendly place for some good food. Happened to go there for a quick lunch, ordered punjabi chicken with bite size chicken pieces and loads of boiled egg pieces. The gravy was simple with minimal spices and yet amazing. Ordered egg paratha which was crisp and perfectly made with egg inside the paratha. Butter roti was hot with good amount of butter and light on tummy.

The total bill came upto 326 Rs with one punjabi chicken, 3 butter rotis, 1 egg paratha and 2 laccha parathas. They serve the right kinda laccha paratha which very few of them serve in Hyderabad.

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I recently turned Vegetarian and wanted to eat something apart from Paneer so a friend of mine took me to this place. This is in Francis Collage Lane. A little hard to find if you're confident it's name is different but then, there is a board to help you out.

We started of with a Lassi one by two, had masala papad, chole bature and then the special Makkai di roti and Sarso da saag. And all this costed us Rs. 390.00 only.

Coming to the taste, everything that came to the table was piping hot, (except for the lassi ofcourse) and delicious.

A small set up, nothing fancy. Just a family striving to hussle in the crazy world during these scary times. However, have to add that the place was quite clean.

What you taste is home cooked brilliance and a little bit of Punjab. Good place, nice staff, sweet owners and above everything...

Not bad.

Good options are available. Many varieties are available to choose from.

Service also happens fast.

Pocket friendly also. But the prices of items are not going hand to hand as per the quantity & quality.

Taste of items are also good, no doubt about it. As told we cannot say bad for anything here. Everything is ok.

Bit reduction of prices OR bit enhancement of quality & quantity would be right.

For Example, A egg thali with two phulkas, small portion of white rice, small portion of daal, Small portion of egg curry with just one egg is costing Rs. 100, with just 4 items. Ideally this should cost max Rs. 60 - 70/.

Suggest everyone to come...