Swad Wala Restaurant — Restaurant in Rohini

Some places serve food. Some serve feelings. This place? It serves both.”

Tucked in the heart of Rohini, Swad Wala is more than just a restaurant — it’s an experience waiting to unfold.

The ambiance is peaceful, inviting, and thoughtfully put together.

But what truly sets this place apart is the heart behind it. Varun, the founder, doesn’t just run the show — he becomes a part of your table. Calm, humble, and genuinely kind, he personally checked on every guest, even served our food with a smile. That’s the kind of hospitality that turns first-timers into regulars.

If you believe food should nourish more than just the body — this is where your search ends. ✨ 100% vegetarian, 100% worth it. ✨ Real food, real people, real warmth.

Go hungry. Leave happy. Come back often. Highly, highly...

I went at this place with my family for dinner. I only have to say this place is not worth. The staff needs to betrained and the food quality to be improved. I ordered stuff chaap for the starters. It was completely raw & there was no stuffing in bharwa chaap. I found an hair in the chaap. Though they agreed to replace that chaap but when he brought the chaap back he brought it after the main course.. Staff is so untrained that they were busy in the their own arguments that who will bring the food from the ground floor as We were seated on the first floor. For main course I ordered paneer lababdar and dal makhani was completely stale like it was cooked 3 to 4 days back. Feedback is the food is not even average. Portions are too small in comparison to price. Wouldn't suggest this...

Honestly, the moment I stepped in, I felt this sense of comfort — like I wasn’t just at a restaurant, but somewhere familiar. The atmosphere is genuinely friendly, not forced. You can tell the people here actually care.

It didn’t feel formal or mechanical — everyone had a smile, no rush, no pressure. Just calm energy and good food. I sat down, got my order on time, and it felt like I was being hosted at someone’s home, not just served as a customer.

That kind of welcoming vibe is hard to find these days, and it really made my visit special. I didn’t feel like a customer — I felt like a guest. And that makes all...