Simla Bar & Restaurant | Best Party Place — Restaurant in West Bengal

Had the best mutton in Darjeeling, looking forward to try other chicken and mutton dishes too. Only restaurant in the city which serves delicious chicken liver dishes. The quantity of all the items are sufficient for atleast a couple of people. Tandoor items like kulcha, nan and roti are properly done. The other good thing about this restaurant is that you can get most or all of the items from their huge menu list, always available all the time. Most of the restaurants in Darjeeling will be having some or the other dishes not available from their menu. But here I have never found that any dish is not readily available. Even the veg items are tasty, i have tried their kofta and mixed veg which was better than many famous restaurants of Kolkata even. The manchow soup could have been less spicier, otherwise ok. Overall I would rate this restaurant as highly recommended to anybody looking for a tasty and hygienic food in the city...

It is one of the oldest restaurant in Darjeeling with Punjabi food as the main delicacy although Chinese , south indian and other delicacies are also available .ambience is nice situated on first floor , has a bar inside which is open till 9 pm. Good for family and food is really good . We ordered kadhai paneer , dal fry and butter nan with Hyderabads veg Biryani and they were simply awesome to taste . Manchow soup was more spicy than expected. Service was fast but the furniture was a bit old and not up to the mark Rest assured you will have a good experience . I will...

As we heard that it is very renowned restaurant for their Punjabi food we headed there, ordered Dum Aloo and Malai Kofta alongwith Butter Naan and Butter Kulcha ( ridiculously both were same 😆) after they served the food on the table when we started it was so disgusting, I think a roadside dhaba can cook more better than they cooked the side dishes. And the most astonishing thing is people says this restaurant is one of the famous Punjabi restaurant in Darjeeling. Never suggest anyone to go there to spoil...