Taaja Thindi (Unit of NDH Hospitality Services) — Restaurant in Karnataka

It is a good restaurant which provides excellent quality of food. The taste and quantity are definitely worth the money you spend here. Their menu is also diverse.

Mainly, as per my view, many people order the food online from here rather than they themselves coming for dine-in or takeaway, so many delivery boys of different brands can be seen all the time.

Interiors, ranging from tables to chairs, are all wooden items. In summers, I can say that this place gets somewhat hotter, despite the availability of fans, because of the roofing material used.

In the evening time, you will get to try a variety of chaats here along with North Karnataka's snacking delicacies.

All in all, it is a very good restaurant and it is definitely recommended to try...

I don't know why the other reviews are so low I hadn't been here because of the reviews but recently tried lunch and I get it why people are angry cause the north Indian thali was totally not north Indian it felt mostly like home food south indian itself so for students away from home it's really good cause the food was really homely will surely visit again cause the sabudana Vada and other chats were cheap and ambiance is also good it feels like a village hotel and food is not the greatest but it's good not as bad as people say in the reviews idk if what we had was good just don't order from here cause when we checked swiggy there was huge price difference and it's not worth it so if you want to go dine in then...

One of the worst experiences at a restaurant. The staff lacks basic manners and respect for both customers and delivery executives. Instead of maintaining a welcoming atmosphere, they choose to mistreat people as if they are doing a favor by serving food. If you value good service and a positive dining experience, I strongly suggest avoiding this place. Their poor attitude towards customers and delivery partners reflects their overall lack of professionalism. With such behavior, it's no surprise they struggle with...