Punjabi village ristorante indiano — Restaurant in Anzio

I think, I should correct "this or that" : Yes, the meals are tasty - and who does not like the hot spice should just tell them to prepare them "European" - problem solved. I wouldn't talk about "nice environment", but the restaurant has a decent and straight interior(!) ( there is no park around or something else, - just a main traffic street. Parking in Italy is an adventure - and the owners should point out clear spaces to park for the restaurant !!

Altogether the restaurant(!) deserves a good rating - but their ignorance of the outside is not OK, - look yourself on the outside picture - it is DESASTROUS !!! - and they are not willed to employ one of their many indian fellows for a 50€-day job and a bucket of paint to give it a much more matching outside - WHY ?????

Why four stars - and not five ? I am from Germany and we have in my town MANY Indians - so I can compare with my preferred tastes - and: I've lived for a time in AGRA, - so I know the originals ( as well the hot which please you two times ) Taste is something which can be difficult: My partner likes a really shabby Lasagne, which I can do ten times better, I do not share her preferences for Scottish breakfast - what I want to say is: If you clearly explain what you want - you get (almost) what you ask for - just try - it is advisable ...! ...and ... - do not manifest before that you do not like - coriander, or chili, or cinnamon, or... - just explain, get less and get used to it - it is not only really worthwhile - it is HEALTHY !!! apropos "Healthy": try "a salty lassy" ( a salted yoghurt drink ) with the...

My visit to Punjabi Village Ristorante Indiano left me with mixed feelings. I called ahead to confirm their dining hours, and the person on the phone assured me that as long as we arrived by 10:30 PM, we could sit down and enjoy a meal. We arrived at 10:16 PM, expecting to dine in as promised. However, upon arrival, we were informed that they were no longer seating customers for dine-in service, despite arriving well before the specified cutoff time.

Disappointed by this inconsistency, we had no choice but to settle for takeout. The overall experience however was marred by the confusion over dining arrangements. The staff were polite in handling our takeaway order, but the miscommunication regarding their seating policy was disappointing and inconvenienced our...

Io, mio marito, i nostri due figli di 3 e 7 anni abbiamo cenato in questo ristorante. Appena seduti al tavolo, arriva la cameriera e ti porta un antipasto con tre salse differenti. Visto che era la prima volta, ci siamo fatti aiutare dalla cameriera (molto gentile), che ci ha spiegato dettagliatamente i piatti principali in base ai nostri gusti (speziato, piccante, leggermente speziato) Abbiamo ordinato un mix antipasto (piccante e speziato, verdure, formaggio e pollo fritti), 1 antipasto di pollo fritto per i bimbi e 3 piatti di pollo (uno in salsa curry (poco speziato per i bimbi), uno in salsa molto speziata e piccante e uno in salsa molto speziata) accompagnati da riso basmati bianco e 2 tipi di pane fatto da loro (naan) uno con patate e l'altro con formaggio. Inoltre, la cameriera ci ha consigliato di prendere una bevanda in bicchiere di yogurt e mango (in pratica un frullato, molto molto buono!). Alla fine abbiamo preso un gelato di pistacchio e uno di mango (serviti con cocco rapè e caramello) e un liquore digestivo al mango (credo fosse grappa, il mango non si sentiva granché). Servizio veloce (ferragosto, il ristorante era quasi vuoto). Tutto 70 €. Tutto buonissimo. Consiglio a chi piace il genere molto speziato del cibo indiano! Fanno anche da asporto e consegna a domicilio (purtroppo non arrivano a Tor...