CLASSIC VEG. RESTAURANT — Restaurant in Mumbai

Disappointing Experience at Classic Veg Restaurant

Rating: 2/5

I recently visited Classic Veg Restaurant, expecting a delightful dining experience. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a letdown.

The Nachos and Dahi Puri were impressive, but the Dal Tadka with Rice was a disaster. The dish was overwhelmingly dominated by garlic and ginger, with large pieces that made it unpleasant to eat.

What was even more disappointing was the staff's response when I complained. They nonchalantly stated that the dish is "always like this," which suggests a lack of concern for customer feedback.

For a restaurant that claims to serve quality vegetarian cuisine, this experience was unacceptable. Classic Veg Restaurant needs to revisit their kitchen standards and train their staff to handle customer complaints more empathetically.

Pros:

Nachos and Dahi Puri were tasty

Cons:

Dal Tadka with Rice was poorly prepared Overpowering garlic and ginger big pieces Unresponsive staff

Recommendation:

Improvement is necessary to regain customer trust. Until then, diners may want to approach...

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