Pure punjabi dhabha — Restaurant in Karnataka

the owner and staff was gud. They were jolly and nice my brother wanted sawf and the onwer saw and opened a HUGE pack of it and gave it too him. It was in a remote place COMPLETELY surrounded by P.Gs. U couldnt even hear the honkingof neeladri road. Ok, more about the restaurant. We ordered alloo kulcha and roti. It was good. We also took paneer and told the waiter to make it less spicey as we arnt really big fans of spice. But guess wat, he made it SWEET, LITERALLY! We also ordered chicken lollies, which was a 3 cm of pakoda stuffed with deep fried chicken. They put a bowl of ketchup in the middle and i think they shouldve put the panner in it instead. It was decent. The roti was a tad soggy because of the ghee. There are so many bugs, it seems like the place has never been pesticided before. About 3 climbed on my plate. Otherwise,...

I went to this places after checking the reviews and also because it is near to my home . I was disappointed with the service here . The paneer sabji and rotis I ordered took more than 30 min to arrive . While I was having food , I wanted 2 more rotis so I ordered that . It took them 15 min to bring 2 rotis and by the time the sabji had turned cold . The taste of the food is OK but the service is terrible . Also I felt the price is on the higher end considering the ambience and food . I would suggest to look for alternate...

Pure Punjabi is a must-visit restaurant for an authentic North Indian culinary experience in South India. They present a diverse range of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Personally, I adore their generously sized Paratha, served with butter and curd—fulfilling and delicious. I also enjoyed their Paneer curry and roti. However, it's worth noting that when ordering takeout, they pack hot food in plastic bags that tend to melt, posing health concerns. Additionally, the owner doesn't come across...