Malashree Pure Veg Pimple Saudgar — Restaurant in Maharashtra

Restaurant Review: Malashree Pure Veg, Pimple Saudagar.

Address: HQXX+J5C, Shri Ram Colony, Pimple Saudagar, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 411027

Being a Saturday night, we decided to visit a well-known vegetarian restaurant in the Pimple Saudagar–Rahatani area—Malashree Pure Veg. Though quite popular, we had never dined there before, so we thought of giving it a try.

First Impressions & Seating

As expected on a weekend, the restaurant was crowded, and we had to wait for about 10 minutes before getting a table. However, upon sitting down, we noticed that the table was broken, so we had to shift to another one.

Ordering Experience

Our little one wanted to have Masala Papad, but the waiter informed us that they pre-mix the masala, and it would be quite spicy. Since customization wasn’t possible, we decided to skip it.

We asked the waiter for their best medium-spicy dish, and without hesitation, he recommended Veg Maharaja. However, he also made it clear that they do not allow any customization, such as reducing the spice level, as their masalas are pre-prepared.

So, we placed our order: ✅ Veg Maharaja ✅ 3 Wheat Butter Rotis

Food & Service

The waiting time was quite long—about 20-25 minutes—which felt excessive.

Veg Maharaja: The dish had a tangy and flavorful (chatpata) taste, which we all liked. However, it was quite spicy, and my wife couldn't handle the heat. So, I ended up finishing it.

Roti Refill: When we ordered another roti, it took them 15 minutes just to serve one! Anticipating further delays, we immediately ordered Jeera Rice to avoid waiting later.

Jeera Rice: This was served in 10 minutes and tasted good.

Final Verdict

✅ Food Taste & Quality: Good (3.75/5) ❌ Service: Extremely slow. You will need to remind them about your order multiple times. ❌ Customization: Not allowed, as they use pre-prepared masalas. ❌ Management: Poor coordination, sluggish service despite high demand.

Price & Parking

💰 Total Bill: ₹510 for:

1 Water Bottle

1 Veg Maharaja

4 Butter Rotis

1 Jeera Rice

🚗 Parking: Two-wheeler and four-wheeler parking can be tricky on weekends, as you'll have to park on the roadside.

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