I was more than delighted to find that there is a vegetarian Indian place so close to where I live. After several visits to the restaurant, I finally decided to give my opinion about the various offerings they have. My favorite item to get here are the chaap rolls. They have the best value for money and if you know what flavor to pick, the best taste. My personal favorites are malai chaap roll, amritsari chaap roll and chur chur chaap roll. Pudina chaap is a close contender. I don't like dry food so when they add ample sauce to the chaap, I highly appreciate it. I have also tried Peri peri chaap and chatpata chaap and thought they were just ok.
I have also tried the tandoori momos and kurkure momos and felt like they could be a little more cooked and would benefit from the mayo on the side rather than on top of them which takes away the crunchiness. Their bhel puri is also ok and would also benefit from retaining its crunchiness a bit.
My favorite main curry is Chaap Rogan Josh. As a lifetime vegetarian, I actually don't know what to compare it to but I thought it was a very interesting and unique flavor. I also tried their veg mutton gravy which was not too impressive and their paneer butter masala which was just ok. Their pani puri combo is interesting and is worth a try if you want to taste some new pani (water) flavors.
I like their Gulab (Rose) halwa and although it's a small portion, I can never eat it all by myself as it is too sweet for my palette. I have gotten it a couple times though to share with friends. Finally, my friends die for their Guava juice so if you have the space for it, definitely order it with your meal!
Even though the pictures show everything really well laid out, they only use disposable containers and the look is not that appealing. You have to order at the counter and they bring out the food to your table. There isn't really much table service beyond that. read more