Punjabi Dhaba — Restaurant in Uttar Pradesh

This place is located in the lane opposite of Hotel Hyatt Regency in a building complex where Decathlon was previously located. This place is run by Shri Sai Dham Trust and they cook all their food in Ghee.

The menu is very limited and they offer few breakfast items like Sandwiches, Burgers, French Fries, et cetera, at a fixed price of ₹99 for each item. Next, they offer a combo of certain items like Chhola Bhatura, Pav Bhaji or Rajma Chawal, etc., for a price of ₹149 each.

The best item of the Menu is their Thali which comes at ₹249, which serves two butter tawa chapatis, one paneer veg, one seasonal veg, boondi raita, one small Frooty, two mini roasted Papad, choice of dal (either arhar dal or dal makhani), jeera rice and one Gulabjamun. Extra roti costs ₹15 each and other items of the menu cost ₹50 per bowl, so top-up is chargaeable, which is a disappointment.

The taste of the Thali was extremely good, except the Paneer veggie, every other item in the Platter was delectable and very light to the stomach. The food was very homelike. Given that the food was cooked in Ghee, the prices are also reasonable, however, top-ups are expensive because the quantity served in the Thali is less and top-up may be required. I also ordered Kulfi which costed ₹60.

The ambience is very basic, but cleanliness is good. I recommend...

Homely food with a spiritual touch , someone who loves to have typical punjabi home food and is craving for the same , must visit this place . These people have this cute calf in their premises , and they also provide education to the poor , with a small classroom beside their restaurant.. they play this soft bhajan … while you enjoy their yummy delicious food ..

While I went .. i was suggested to go for their thali .. in which I got baingan ka Bharta , mattar paneer , kadi pakoda , jeera rice , small hot ghee rotis and jamun for...

This setting is a good example of ' never judge a book by its cover'. I was a little skeptical at first when i reached there but it exceeded my expectations. Food was super palatable ,non spicy and significantly affordable. Apart from that quick service and humble staff added more glory to it. Furthermore the amount you pay for the food goes to a charitable trust for organising 'Langar', which makes you feel you're spending your money for a noble cause. Kudos to THE...