Atrangi - The Modern Indian Kitchen

Aarshin Panchal

2 months ago

5.0

Dumpling hot pot soup - 10/10, Masala Galauti Kabab - 10/10 Paneer Rogani - 10/10 (medium spicy, paneer tenderness caramelized onions too good)

Jitendra Tekwani

2 months ago

5.0

the name itself suggests they have atrangi varieties.. at its best. loved all we ordered service is also world class

Sajni Modi

1 month ago

5.0

The food was amazing. Mohan bhai helped a lot with our order and was cordial enough to keep our experience smooth

Girish Shah

1 month ago

5.0

Very good ambience with delicious food, lot of varieties and very cooperative and courteous staff.

Khushboo Jain

2 months ago

4.0

rice curry bowl is very delicious- in this dish Manchurian comes, Khao suey soup was very yummy., it's coconut base soup jhol chueng mai jhol is too creamy and heavy - in this rice rolls r very tasty if u don't like too heavy then ask them.to give only rice rolls without jhol..medium spicy food is perfect - felt price little expensive as rice curry bowl is of 750 and felt quantity very less compare to price but quality is too good od stir fried exotic veggies in it

Abhishek S

2 months ago

4.0

Beverages need work, super sweet. Cut down the sugar less than half. Naans were superb! Specially the sundried tomatoes naan , very good

Urvashi bothra

2 months ago

4.0

had a good experience but the avocado bruchesta got soggy. overall experience was good

sufisam44

2 months ago

3.0

Price is very high and quality, service and ambience is not as per they charge. Punjabi food was also not that much authenticate. we order jain punjabi subjis. It was good but ok. you will find many good places with less price for north indian food. order taking staff was not polite and they were just in hurry to complete orders with lack of knoweldge of jain sabjis and gravies.

kavan

2 months ago

2.0

there was hair on the starter and naan, although they removed that starter from bill but they need to improve the hygine of the food.

Priya Saxena

1 month ago

1.0

Don’t visit this restaurant We visited this place to celebrate Rakhi, and unfortunately it turned out to be a letdown. Drinks: We ordered two — the Peanut Butter Oats Shake, which was healthy but not very tasty, and the Sunset in Saurashtra, which was excellent: fresh, light, and perfectly tangy-sweet. Starter: The Smokey Chipotle Paneer Tikka was average — nothing special, just okay. Main Course: This is where things fell apart. We ordered the Lasagna, and it was, without exaggeration, the worst I've ever had. The menu description proudly claims "Milan would be proud" — but Milan would've been crying in the corner over this one. It wasn't baked at all. Even the top cheese layer was raw, and when the waiter served it, the sauce and vegetables were literally sliding around — completely unset. The vegetables themselves were limited to just two: french beans and zucchini. The menu also promised a "tangy tomato sauce," but what we got was pink and clearly undercooked, not the rich tomato base described. I pointed out that it needed to be properly baked, with all the layers distinct and visible. The waiter took it back to the chef — but it came back exactly the same: still runny, still raw. When I raised the issue again, the waiter was polite and offered to send it back once more. But then his supervisor stepped in — a tall, grey-haired, fair-skinned man who showed a clear lack of accountability, rigidly repeating that "humare yha to esa hi banta h, hum ese hi serve karte hai" I asked him to either cancel the dish or replace it; he flatly refused. I then asked to speak with the chef directly — he refused that too. In the end, nothing was done, and we were left eating what was essentially lasagna khichdi. Not recommending this place. We paid ₹2000 for flavorless food and a genuinely bad experience that ended up ruining the mood of our celebration.