

Punjab Grill takes you on a culinary journey into the grandeur of undivided Punjab. The Punjab Grill experience is an exploration of the wonderful diversity of the Frontier Food and the rich streams of Hindu, Sikh, Pathan and Punjab cuisine; a tradition flown downstream through the immigrants of West Punjab, who have lovingly cherished and preserved it.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 78, Janpath Rd, Atul Grove Road, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001, India
Phone: +91 93100 20740
Website: https://stores.lbf.co.in/store-pages/punjab-grill-janpath-new-delhi/
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The Kadai Paneer was particularly bad; the paneer felt tough, dry, and low-quality – it honestly seemed like they were using synthetic or analogue paneer (the kind made with vegetable oils rather than fresh milk). It lacked that fresh, creamy texture you expect from real paneer. The Pindi Chole had an off-putting smell, and strangely, the masala in both dishes tasted exactly the same – no distinct flavors at all.
Overall, the food was bland and lacked soul. Home-cooked meals by our moms taste way better than this! It’s hard to justify such high prices for such poor quality. I wouldn’t recommend visiting any Punjab Grill outlet – think twice (or more) before going. Save your money for somewhere that truly values ingredients and taste.
Pros:
1. Location is amazing
2. Has a decent parking (Not great)
3. Vibe is awesome
4. Ambience is very good
5. Food is just good ( Regular)
Cons:
1. A very small place
2. Over-priced for the experience and taste we got
3. Butter chicken was sad and it made me sad
Will I visit again, I don’t think so, unless someone else invites me and is also paying.
The seating is extremely cramped. They keep shifting tables around to adjust space, which makes the place noisy and uncomfortable. The server kept brushing past my chair because there was literally no space in between tables.
On the service front, Kimi was excellent from getting us a table to checking in regularly. But she was clearly overburdened since the restaurant is severely understaffed. She was running around trying to manage everything while the manager, R.K. Singh, looked completely disinterested and was the only one not working. The lack of staff ruins the entire dining experience. If you’re looking to relax and enjoy your food in peace, this is definitely not the place.
Coming to food: overall decent. We ordered tokri chaat, hara bhara kabab, and a few other dishes. The only real disappointment was the palak paneer. Mocktails, however, were a disaster, just sugar syrup with no real flavor.
Conclusion : If you want to enjoy food at peace, expect someone to be attentive to your table. Do Punjab Grill a favour and don’t come visit here.
The service was also good. As per our order, it took a little time but was totally worth it.
The other best thing was the ambience. Though small but very pleasing and cosy. The chairs were very comfortable and that added to the amazing overall experience.
Definitely recommend for a good dinner time with family.