Moolchand Parantha Sanjay Chur Chur Naan — Restaurant in Kalkaji

This place is nothing like the original one. I'm talking about the one underneath Amar Colony flyover. That place is fun, it's boomping with positive energy, whereas this one will give you a negative vide upon entering.

I visited the place at 12:40 PM, nearly mid day, that too during Navratri, and they were just beginning to clean the place; their were flies around. While ordering I found out, they didn't have 70% of the food items mentioned in their menu. Upon asking the owner said, they were only serving vegetarian options, no problem, I ordered a Pav Bhaji, but they didn't have that either.

This left a bad taste in the mind about the place. Upon politely telling the Owner (who was sitting at the cash counter), that it doesn't feel good, as a customer when you're told that 3 out of 5 things are unavailable, the Owner took offense and started defending himself saying, what do we do if things are not available, I can only give you what is available.

In order to avoid any argument, I said, sorry, I think it was my fault and came to this place, to this is Owner said, that's your choice. Such behaviour shows the arrogance this guy holds towards a customer who's simply asking for what's in the menu.

I recommend that you only visit the place if you have a low...

I'm not here to criticize, but rather to promote mindful eating and highlight an important issue. I generally enjoy Sanjay Chur Chur Naan for their delicious taste and variety. They indeed serve excellent and tasty food.

However, during my recent visit, I encountered a concerning incident. While eating my paratha, I found a plastic tape inside, which was disappointing and alarming. I brought this to the owner's attention, who responded promptly and reasonably. He offered to replace the paratha with a fresh one, which we declined.

The positive aspect was that the owner listened to our concern, took it seriously, and used it as an opportunity to motivate his staff. This incident highlights the importance of quality control and attention to detail in food...

I ordered paneer pyaaz naan from Uber Eats and got it for Rs.140 after discount.

Packaging: The packaging was very good. All items were packed separately and then put in a cardboard box to avoid any damage or spoilage.

No of Items: 2 naans, dal makni, chole, raita, chutney, onions, pickles, and spoon and tissues.

Naan: Although naan got soggy, I could make out that it would have been great when served at shop. The filling was pretty good and spices were really good.

Dal: Quantity of Dal was not sufficient and taste was average.

Chole: Chole quantity was also not sufficient but taste was fine.

Conclusion: Food is good and the price is reasonable. Ordering online from here may not be a wise choice but should definitely...