Ram Ji Indian Street Food — Restaurant in Gdynia

Wish could give negative rating, this just happened with me and my friend. We ordered alu chana chat ,Moong dal chila,Chilli paneer and Mango lassi

Now what they served Allu chana chat:- it was without aalu,instead they served brinjal Moong dal chila:- they served paneer tortilla wrap Earlier I didn't say anything as being Indian didn't want to make issue for fellow Indian cook.. Ok now chilli paneer:- it was filled with red food color ,i took one bite of it and went inside to ask them about no aalu in allu chat and why moong is not used to make chila Then this 2 Indian Punjabi cook ,the taller one answered leaving his cooking area and came aggressively at my face ,there was no aalu so we added brinjal I said you should have told me while I was ordering the answer was : .I don't remember ...yes the reply was 'i don't remember that we have aalu in our kitchen or not' For moong dal chila he said foreigners don't like moong ,so we don't use moong to make chila Now when I asked the polish cashier about all this then this second cook intervene 'hindi aati hai' I was like Bhai abhi Hindi me he to puchra tha. . Only the cashier(polish girl) apologized for all this. One more thing that tall cook said, Every day many Indians come , nobody ever complained ,you are the only one complaining. It seemed he just wanted to pick a fight. I guess the guy was using drugs.

I left the place right then..I will post this to each and every social...

If you're craving truly authentic Indian cuisine, Ram Ram Ji is the perfect spot! This cozy, family-owned restaurant brings the rich flavors of India right to the heart of Gdynia.

We had the pleasure of trying their Chole Bhature, a North Indian specialty that’s hard to find in most Indian restaurants here, and it was absolutely delicious! Their Punjabi cuisine really stands out, and the samosas served with mint and tamarind chutneys were the perfect starters that took us straight back to the streets of India.

The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming, you can tell he genuinely cares about offering an authentic experience and the best for his guests.

Last but not least – don’t miss the Mango Lassi! The consistency and sweetness were perfectly balanced, smooth, refreshing, and a great way to end the meal.

Highly recommended for anyone looking for real Indian flavors and a heartfelt dining experience. We'll...

The food is good - not amazing, but good. The 'spicy' versions of dishes have just more pepper, making it not just more spicy, but bitter and killing off other flavours. However, the pricing got more and more ridiculous. First, it increased by a few zł per meal with no difference in quality or quantity of the food (sometimes portions were even smaller). Now, the (new) prices remain, but removed were the included naan/rice, effectively raising prices up to 12zł per dish. I used to order here multiple times a week, for months. But since raising the prices from 40zł per person to 70zł (with no change in the actual food), I'd rather just get 3...