Lucky Dhaba Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in New York

I ordered the Noodle Burger from your menu, which has been a personal favorite of mine. However, the quality of the dish I received was shockingly very bad. The noodles appeared to be extremely old and were clearly cooked in a low-quality oil. This not only affected the taste of the dish but also raised serious concerns about the hygiene and overall quality control in your kitchen. Regrettably, after consuming the Noodle Burger, I experienced a significant stomach ache. This discomfort persisted for some time, which leads me to believe that there may have been an issue with the ingredients or preparation process. I understand that mistakes can happen in any establishment, and I sincerely hope that this was an isolated incident. As a valued customer, I believe it is crucial to bring this to your attention so that you can take appropriate steps to rectify the situation and prevent similar occurrences...

Guys don’t waste your money in the dhaba. Today I went ordered gol gappe also says pani puri, water is too salty, then we order Dahi bhalle chat that’s totally old. Then we ordered tikki, it’s cold and Raw inside. Then I complained to the girl working on Register, after that she called the guy Surinder Singh ( chef) as soon as he came he start yelling screaming with us. I said we are the customer that’s behave is unacceptable. He not stop also use the bad language with us. I recommend you guys don’t go for waste your money. The behavior with customer is totally unacceptable. Then the owner guy coming I guess. He understand and stop him to yelling and screaming. Am going to uploaded the pictures of the food. Also going to complaint with the NYC Helath department. Another table people also upset with the Same thing. No choice to go to...

My wheelchair accessible friend went by herself to this Indian place and was very excited to try their food. But before she sat down, they right away asked for her credit card. But the rudeness did not end there. When she asked for pani puri, they served her something else, where they insisted that what she had was pani puri even though, it wasn’t. They made her feel stupid even though, she was born in south India and knows how pani puri looks like. She was served something differently. And instead of acknowledging the wrong doings, they kept arguing with her. Attached is the so called “pani puri” that was...