Vanakkam Punjab — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

We had gone to this place for the second time. Previously we had been for lunch. Lunch was good. Expected to have a good dinner this time. But sadly we were disappointed.

The AC as well as fan wasn't working. The place was very sultry and hot. The wash basin was clogged and was not even been taken care of. Though the staff were friendly there weren't enough of them to cater to the guests needs.

We ordered manchow soup, vegetable clear soup, stuffed paneer starter, butter rotis, paneer kadai, veg fried rice and casata ice cream.

Soups were very hot and tasty. Paneer starter was awesome, though we had to wait for nearly an hour after ordering. Butter rotis were made of mixture of maida and wheat. We have expected wheat ones. Paneer kadai was little spicy though we mentioned we wanted mild spices. Fried rice was made of spoilt rice. This disappointed us the most. Casata of hamour brand. It was good

Overall: If the place was maintained a bit more better it would...

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