Sunder Meat Shop — Restaurant in Punjab

Don’t why people are creating hype for this Ugliest Unhygienic garbage Perishable Place. It cannot be called a Restaurant at all. Totally bland taste of Mutton Tikka. Was so Bad that I have to put fingers in mouth to get everything out to remove its after taste and side effects. Price is more than double and plate size is less than half as compared to all other mutton tikka sellers especially Adarash, Mohan and Prakash(neighbourhood). If u have standard and You are a fan of Mutton and u have tried so many best dishes of mutton earlier in your life , DO NOT ever go at this place. U will start hating mutton after that. 300 Rupees for just little plate and on the top of that pathetic taste. That’s Triple Shock of Quantity, Quality and Price. Don’t even recommend ur enemy to go at this place. Customer Service is even Worst than Quality, Quantity and Price. Very rude and arrogant behaviour. Treat customers like government employees treat people in their office. Visiting this place is like having a trauma. Avoid this place at all cost. Celebrity pictures in the reviews are not benchmarks. It’s way of making customers fool. Reality is what you taste and experience at this place by yourself. Overall Really Horrible and Terrible experience at this...

Sunder Meat Shop in Amritsar is a name that carries legacy — it’s been around for decades, quietly sustaining itself by focusing on just a handful of signature dishes. That in itself speaks volumes about its loyal customer base and the old-school charm it brings to the table.

We tried the Bheja Fry, which was undoubtedly the highlight of the meal — rich, flavourful, and cooked to perfection. A must-try if you’re visiting. However, the Mutton Chaap didn’t quite meet expectations. It lacked the depth of flavour and tenderness one would hope for from such a legendary spot.

That said, there’s something about the place — its simplicity, heritage, and consistency — that deserves appreciation. It’s not fancy, it’s not trying to impress, but it delivers a slice of Amritsar’s culinary history. Worth a visit for the experience, especially if you’re a fan of traditional...

We went there yesterday and the staff was so unwelcoming. There's no menu in the shop so you won't know if the owner is overcharging you for some dish. We ordered Mutton tikka which came in a 6 inch plate and trust me, the meat didn't taste like Mutton. It felt as if the meat was stale and at the end we paid Rs.370 for that small quantity of Mutton tikka and 2 bread kulchas. The ambience was too bad as well. Next morning me and my friend got bad stomach because of it. I will never recommend this...