Cafe Punjab — Restaurant in Arun

Cafe Punjab: A Little Slice of India on the Bognor Coast If you're seeking an authentic taste of India in the heart of Bognor Regis, look no further than Cafe Punjab. This unassuming gem tucked away is a culinary haven for those craving vibrant flavors and warm hospitality. Stepping inside Cafe Punjab, you're instantly transported to the bustling streets of India, thanks to the vibrant décor and the enticing aromas wafting from the kitchen. The friendly staff, always ready with a smile, make you feel right at home. The menu is a tantalizing journey through India's diverse culinary landscape. Each dish is a masterpiece, lovingly prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients and a generous dose of passion. The tandoori dishes are a must-try, with their succulent meats and smoky chargrilled flavor. The curries are equally impressive, ranging from mild and creamy to fiery and bold, ensuring there's something for every palate. Vegetarians are also well catered for, with a delectable array of meat-free options that are bursting with flavor and texture. The dal makhani, a slow-cooked lentil dish simmered in a rich, buttery sauce, is a vegetarian delight that will leave you wanting more. Cafe Punjab's commitment to authenticity extends to its selection of drinks, with traditional lassi and masala chai offering the perfect complement to the flavorful cuisine. Whether you're a seasoned curry connoisseur or a curious newcomer to Indian cuisine, Cafe Punjab promises a dining experience that will leave you satisfied and eager to return. It's a true culinary gem on the Bognor Regis coast, offering a taste of India that's both authentic and...

the restaurant was cosy homely and bright. the staff were so friendly and answered any questions we had about the menu. the food wasn't what you wld get in a traditional Indian restaurant,, no dishes like tikka massala or korma but omg!!!! everything we had was delicious. starters we had a mix of aubergine pakoras, slow cooked lamb and a bread with chickpeas. I had A chicken and spinach dish for my main I can't remember what others had but it was all delicious. when asking the waiter what a particular dish was, he basically said it translates to "grandma's recipe '. all I can say is I wish she was my grandma!!! . in a normal Indian restaurant it tends to be quite dark and may be not the place for younger, especially girls to go and have a meal. in the punjab cafe they seem to have the lighting and atmosphere just right, so that it is bright, but homely and cozy and we can't wait for our next visit. thank u Roy and all of the other lovely staff at...

I visited Cafe Punjab this evening after dining once before when it first opened and had an absolutely incredible meal. The restaurant staff are so friendly and welcoming and the food is out of this world.

Everything ordered; Lamb Punjabi Saag Malai Wala, Cafe’s Healthy Hot Chicken, Cafe’s Chicken Special Karahi, King Prawn Molly, Bombay Aloo Methi Wala, Punjabi Mushroom Spinach Lentil, Coriander Naan, Garlic Naan and 2x Pilau Rice.

The King Prawn Molly was without a doubt the most flavourful and delicious curry i’ve ever tasted. The king prawns were gigantic, so juicy and tender and held onto so much flavour from the surrounding sauce. The Bombay Aloo and Mushroom, Spinach and Lentil dish were just the perfect accompaniments to the meal and were again absolutely packed with flavour and were so moreish.

Definitely add this one to your ‘Must...