THIS IS ANOTHER ROAD SIDE DHABA , CLEAN REASONABLE GOOD FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES . ONE THING THEY TOLD I AM NOT SURE THAT FOOD SERVED FREE TO SENIOR CITIZENS MORE THAN 70 YEAR .

5/5 for service and good food

Having variety of Paranthas... with curd or tea... decent price... good parking area ... but not Having toilets (avoid if Having girls/ ladies).

The simple vegetarian meal served could be Paratha of different kinds depending on the type of vegetable stuffing one wishes to have – the Aloo Parathas (Potato parathas) which are mashed potatoes stuffed between flat bread made out of kneaded Atta (wheat flour) is the most popular. Parathas, with cooked mashed and spiced vegetables as stuffing such as Gobi (Cauliflower) are also popular for breakfast with yoghurt or curds or tea. Vegetarian meal – for lunch or dinner – consists of Chana (Horse gram) masala.(mixture), Channa Pindi, vegetables and lentils, Sarson Ka Saag, Palak Paneer, Barwan Karela and Subz Korma, Rajma (kidney beans) or Kadhi (curd curry). Punjabi food without Dals would be incomplete and therefore Sukhi Dal, Dhuli Urad Dal, Dal makhni, and Rajmah Masala complement every meal. The Dals are made of whole pulses like Black Gram, Green Gram and Bengal Gram. They are cooked on a slow fire, often simmered for hours till they turn creamy and then are flavoured with spices and rounded off with malai (cream) to get a rich finish. Paneer (cottage cheese – a low fat item) dishes are a must in a vegetarian menu. Several delectable items are made out of the Paneer, the bland derivative of milk, innovatively cooked as the Kadai Paneer and Makhani Paneer. It is cooked with every kind of vegetable, the popular dishes of such variety are Palak Paneer or Saag Paneer (pureed creamed spinach with homemade cheese cubes), Mutter Paneer, etc. Naan and Paratha (fried bread layered with cooked, mashed and spiced vegetables, fried on pan), rotis made of maize flour (Makke-di-Roti), Chappatis made out of the flour of maize and Rumali Rotis (multilayered bread) are typical Punjabi breads. Khasta Roti, Methi Paratha and Lasooni (Garlic) Nan are also popular. The simplest of the Punjabi meal served in a Dhaba could be “Tandoorias” or Rotis or Phulkas with Dal and/or Raita (Raita is spiced yogurt with vegetables) and Muthi-Piaz (onions split open by smashing them with a fist). But the universal favorite dish is the Chole-Bathure which is a round-the-year item. The basic gravy used for vegetables and meat dishes is onion-tomato-garlic-ginger. The popular starters are Chaats, Pani Puri, Sev Puri, among others and of course the Dahi Balle, Paneer Dhuandar, Subz Goolar Kebab, vegetarian Kathi Rolls, etc.

Very low service customer satisfaction zero

Very disappointed this dhabha poor service provider

its a palace we can eat food. this palace was very good for cleaness and this palace tea was very famous. this palace is only for cash. this palace is located in national highway no 1. best palace for eating food , taking lunch and break fast. this palace are very good

Open spece, natural environment

All items are tasty specially tea but items are too costly they should need to reduce some items rates

no manners of speaking.....rude behave of staff n owner

Even though it is not the expected dhaba experience, the taste of food is good.