Bhatinda Xpress — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

Step into the vibrant world of Bhatinda Express Restaurant, where the aroma of spices dances in the air and the ambiance transports you to the heart of Punjab. As you enter, you're greeted with warm smiles and the sound of traditional Punjabi music, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience.

Start your culinary journey with an array of tantalizing appetizers. Sip on refreshing lassis to complement the richness of the dishes to come.

For the main course, feast on a symphony of Punjabi flavors, with signature dishes like buttery paneer tikka masala, succulent tandoori chicken, and aromatic dal makhani served with piping hot naan straight from the clay oven. Each bite is a revelation, showcasing the mastery of spices and the love infused into every dish by the talented chefs.

As you savor the exquisite flavors, take in the vibrant surroundings adorned with colorful tapestries and intricate artwork, reminiscent of a Punjabi village celebration. The bustling atmosphere adds to the charm, making you feel like part of a grand feast with friends and family.

Finish off your dining experience with a selection of traditional desserts, leaving your palate satisfied and your heart full. As you bid farewell to Bhatinda Express, you carry with you not just the memories of a remarkable meal, but a piece of Punjab's rich culinary heritage.

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Place is too congested and tables are very small. Had a non-veg buffet for 849+tax. First of all this is not a buffet, items will be served on table only. No complaint on this because they informed this earlier. But issue is on taste of food, how they served and how much they served. Food Taste : Starters : Peri peri chicken wings- Good. Fish manchurian - Just fish pakkoda with minimum basa fish and maximum corn flour and sauce. Bhatti da Murgh - NOT SERVED. Panner tikka, baby corn delight - ok . Main course : Homestyle chicken gravy- Individually boiled chicken pieces mixed with manchurian gravy. Mutton Laal Maas- Gravy is ok, mutton was from sheep back leg side, extremely hard. Langer wali dal , Dhabba style paneer, Veg patiyala - NOT SERVED, when asked they told it will come with veg buffet only. But this was not told earlier. Dum Biriyani (Rice only): They served in spoons, not given generously. Ice cream - Unlimited. Sweets (Gulab jamun , halwa) - NOT even combined 50gms served per person. When asked extra, they said sorry sir, it's over. Service : Too slow, need to wait for 10-15mins between every dish. Served quantity: Too small for a buffet , for many dishes , polite no is the answer.

Overall experience: Total bill for 2 persons is Rs.1804, but considering the congested ambience, taste of food , whatever they served it is worth for...

First the ambiance: too congested...the two seaters were very uncomfortable..there was literally zero leg space in the two seater. So we changed to the six seater Music was too loud. We had to yell at each other to converse. Infact the service staff were also yelling at each other for conversation..they were not even bothered about their customers. We were calling them a hundred times at one point of time (to serve the lassi that we ordered n they forgot abt the same). They could hardly hear us because of the loud music. Lighting was also very depressing. Moreover in the middle of the meal there was a power cut and the restaurant has no power back up i guess because atleast for 10-15 minutes we had to eat our food with our phone lights on.

Food: we ordered Galawati kebab. The dish that was served to us was not at all Galawati. It might be a shami kebab but definitely not Galawati. The kebabs were dry and dehydrated, extremely salty. portion size was good though.

Next came zeera rice and chicken saag wala. Chicken saagwala was very tasty and flavourful. We also ordered sweet lassi which eventually was forgotten to be served. Only after we reminded the service staff she served the same.

Will I go back to this place...