Amritsari

Antara sirsat

1 year ago

5.0

Recently had the pleasure of dining on Punjabi cuisine at Amritsari Punjabi food are truly unmatched, and I thoroughly enjoyed dishes like Chole Bhature and Churchur naan. The food was rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced, showcasing authentic Punjabi cooking. The ambiance was warm and inviting, with Punjabi music playing in the background, adding to the cultural experience. The service was attentive and friendly, making our meal even more enjoyable. Overall, dining at Amritsari was a delightful experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to savor the best of Punjabi cousin🧿🤌🏻😋

Pranav Kulkarni

2 years ago

5.0

One of my favorite restaurants for Punjabi food taste quality and quantity everything is perfect and rates are also very reasonable.Must try chur chur naan,pindi chole,chat,thali and parathas etc. 😋😋😋😋

sudhanshu minocha

2 months ago

5.0

The food is amazing…. The service is wonderful. One of the best places to eat if you love North Indian food

ayushi jain

2 years ago

4.0

Authentic Street Food Journey at Amritsari in Wakad If you're craving a culinary journey through the streets of Delhi, Lucknow, and Punjab, Amritsari in Wakad promises to teleport your taste buds to the heart of these vibrant cities. Nestled in an open space, this food outlet offers a tantalizing array of street-style delicacies that capture the essence of North Indian flavors. Upon our visit, we embarked on a gastronomic adventure, sampling a variety of dishes. The Paneer stuffed choley bhature left us with mixed feelings; while the flavors were decent, it didn't quite reach the heights of expectation. However, the Delhi style samosa chat stole the show with its irresistible blend of tangy and spicy flavors, leaving our taste buds yearning for more. Next up, we indulged in the aloo pyaaz kulcha, which, though satisfying, fell short of delivering the wow factor we anticipated. However, the Punjabi lassi and buttermilk served as delightful accompaniments, providing a refreshing respite amidst the bold flavors of the main dishes. What sets Amritsari apart is its commitment to authenticity and value for money. While the ambiance may lack the finesse of fine dining establishments, it more than compensates with its unpretentious charm and flavorful offerings. Our overall experience at Amritsari was nothing short of delightful, and we left with contented stomachs and a newfound appreciation for North Indian street food. Whether you're craving a taste of Delhi's bustling streets or Punjab's rich culinary heritage, Amritsari in Wakad is sure to satisfy your cravings.

neha

2 years ago

3.0

We had chur chur naan thali . It was good to share between 2 ppl. It has paneer sabji, aloo gravy sabji, dal makhni, onion, pickle, boondi raita & 1 gulab jamun...all items are tasty... we also tried veg paratha...which was given with aloo gravy bhaji & boondi raita...it was bigg in size good too so can be shared between 2 ppl . You can try chur chur naan thali once.

Anunay Agnihotri

3 years ago

2.0

Food is indeed authentic Punjabi and rich but road side restra has really Poor ambiance, and unhygienic suffocating sitting area at upstairs. Also very Slow service, you have to make multiple follow up. and when you share feedback and unhappiness, Owner comes up with excuses rather admitting the fault. Services and sitting area need an improvement.

Ambika kelwa

1 year ago

1.0

Very Pathetic hygiene.… Ordered Chole bhature and found hair strands 2 times. Even after they replaced with new plate, found hair strand the second time in bhatura. Noticed other hygine factor are also in poor. Servants serving food handling dustbin, using hands in unhygienic ways serving food. Request and urge to please check for the food before eating and ordering online. Place being in such a posh place has disappointed with poor hygine conditions.

Jay Thar

3 years ago

1.0

Had the misfortune of having our lunch at Amritsari. Ordered Paneer Paratha (was as hard as a tire), Chur chur naan thali (they probably used Samosa's batter) and a Paratha with Paneer sabzi (extremely poor taste). The lassi was the only redeeming item. We gave away half the chur chur naan to a lady outside. Even she chose not to eat it..

Vinit

1 year ago

1.0

Thali costs 250 Not at all worth it. Thali provided in cheap plastic even at the restaurant. Cannot be eaten properly. Also consumes good taste. Owner rudely said plastic thali we are using because of Covid guidelines which was almost 5 years back. Earlier they offer good food. Not at all recommended.

Arpit

2 years ago

1.0

Avoid this place if value your time. They only prioritize zomato and swiggy deliveries. You will be left waiting for 30-45mins for your order to come.