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Vegetarian Indian fast-food joint with huge menu highlighting stuffed parathas (flatbread).
Address and Contact Information
Address: 77 Middlesex Ave, Iselin, NJ 08830
Phone: (732) 404-0331
Website: https://khasiyatfastfood.shop/
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Reviews
Madhuri ‘Maddy’ Pundlik
On a busy morning running around for errands in Edison area, we decided to pick up our favorite parathas ‘to go’. & Khasiyat did not disappoint. The Aloo Paratha & Paneer Paratha was gigantic, filled generously, cooked perfectly & served with yummy pickle, yogurt & salad. Being there just when they were opening, we had to wait for a bit but it was totally worth the wait. I look forward to trying other dishes sitting in the restaurant. If you like Parathas Khasiyat is a must try.
… moreJay Patel
Normally I don’t waste my time writing reviews. However this one had to be written.
Since I have worked in the restaurant industry for over 25+ years I know that, at small restaurants food is often reheated and served as compared to making it from scratch. Again, totally understandable as one may not know if it’s going to be a slow or busy day.
I had ordered 1 Pav Bhaji with 1 extra order of bread (both breads under cooked). It should have taken 10 minutes at max for them to have my food ready. All they needed to do was reheat the Bhaji and grill the bread. However it took 20 minutes.
And no, they were not busy. Given the fact that the people who were already seated, prior to me arriving there, already had their food in front of them and were in the process of eating or just chatting.
This is the most basic Indian food to make and most common food that people order. I don’t know how you people serve under cooked bread.
The inside was not cooked properly nor was the top. See pics. My advice would be, go across the street at Chowpatty and go in the back, and ask for the amigos to show you (or whoever your cooks are in the back) how to grill bread properly. Get your staff trained properly.
Last but not least, when I told the waiter to give me one more order of extra bread he wrote down 2 extra orders. I am like bro what am I going to do with 6 pieces of bread and one order of bhaji??? Feed the birds? The kid was polite but just confused. Basic training to actually cooking food properly. I was going to try other food from here but I guess this is it.
… moreSince I have worked in the restaurant industry for over 25+ years I know that, at small restaurants food is often reheated and served as compared to making it from scratch. Again, totally understandable as one may not know if it’s going to be a slow or busy day.
I had ordered 1 Pav Bhaji with 1 extra order of bread (both breads under cooked). It should have taken 10 minutes at max for them to have my food ready. All they needed to do was reheat the Bhaji and grill the bread. However it took 20 minutes.
And no, they were not busy. Given the fact that the people who were already seated, prior to me arriving there, already had their food in front of them and were in the process of eating or just chatting.
This is the most basic Indian food to make and most common food that people order. I don’t know how you people serve under cooked bread.
The inside was not cooked properly nor was the top. See pics. My advice would be, go across the street at Chowpatty and go in the back, and ask for the amigos to show you (or whoever your cooks are in the back) how to grill bread properly. Get your staff trained properly.
Last but not least, when I told the waiter to give me one more order of extra bread he wrote down 2 extra orders. I am like bro what am I going to do with 6 pieces of bread and one order of bhaji??? Feed the birds? The kid was polite but just confused. Basic training to actually cooking food properly. I was going to try other food from here but I guess this is it.
Anand Shankaran
Food was good, especially the rose lassi and the golden bhel. Portions were generous and the service was fast. It’s a simple, decent place to spend a family evening — not too fancy, but definitely enjoyable.
… moreKrupali Soni
I did an order to go and I called them to make sure that there is less oil in my food but I think at this point, they don’t want to improve their food quality, it’s so damn oily that someone would get a heart attack for eating the same.
I don’t understand how hard it is to control the amount of freaking oil you put in your food.
Listen, I respect small businesses and it’s very hard to stay in the market.
However, word of mouth comes with a lot of power. This happened twice and no improvement is just ridiculous.
That was my last time ordering food from you guys.
Thank you! Good luck with your business!
… moreI don’t understand how hard it is to control the amount of freaking oil you put in your food.
Listen, I respect small businesses and it’s very hard to stay in the market.
However, word of mouth comes with a lot of power. This happened twice and no improvement is just ridiculous.
That was my last time ordering food from you guys.
Thank you! Good luck with your business!
Arnab Bhowal
We stopped by this for some quick bites, and it was a great choice. We ordered a few chaats and the dhokla, and everything was really good and full of authentic flavor.
… moreShraddha Gurlani
We’ve been coming here for the past 6 years and the food has always been consistently great. Everything we’ve tried has been delicious, but the parathas are definitely their specialty and the highlight. The staff is also very warm and welcoming, which makes the experience even better.
… morePaul Vakharia (Paul V)
I had been to this Khasiyat restaurant few yrs ago and decided to get choices of their various combinations of vegetables ingredients on Paratha .. which was served with bowl of curd and achar. Onions etc. you have to buy water bottles as they don’t serve that !! Reasonable prices abd lots of freshly cooked varieties dosa/ snacks / lassi/ ice cream etc see menu attached . Have outside seats. Inside is air conditioning..
… morePatel Abhishek
Extremely disappointed with Dimple’s Khasiyat. I drove 45 minutes specifically to eat here, only to find the restaurant closed despite Google showing they were open. This is completely unacceptable. If you can’t operate according to your posted hours, then update them. Customers shouldn’t be wasting time, gas, and effort because the business can’t keep accurate information online. I came for the parathas, but instead I left frustrated. Fix your hours so this doesn’t happen to anyone else.
… moreHemani Shah
I feel like it’s hyped restaurant and doesn’t worth money. Ordered bunch of items and let me be honest it wasn’t satisfying at all.
Let’s start with vadapav, when you order it comes in pair. I have never tried this worst Vadapav ever. They put achar masala in vadapav which leaves bitter taste after each bite.
Ordered Bombay style Frankie and it was all sour and threw it away the whole. Upon asking sever he said this is how it tastes. ( after ordering multiple items he wasn’t ready to even listen to)
Pavbhaji was okaies and could taste boiled vegetables. Couldn’t feel any type of masala or spices.
Dabeli was better than other food options. It also comes in pairs and was bit sweet but overall good.
Ordered Dahi puri with aloo masala, it was good.
Raj kachori was good but they put moong in it that kills the taste. If you are not fan of lot of moong taste in your mouth don’t order it.
Tried build your own paratha with paneer, chilies and cheese. They give you options with amul and regular cheese make sure you get one with amul cheese. Comes with Dahi and aachar.
Service : The worst hospitality, makes you feel like you are there for free food. The server was very arrogant and couldn’t answer questions regarding to menu. Whatever he replied was very arrogant.
I wouldn’t recommend going here. There are better places in the area with better management and customer service.
… moreLet’s start with vadapav, when you order it comes in pair. I have never tried this worst Vadapav ever. They put achar masala in vadapav which leaves bitter taste after each bite.
Ordered Bombay style Frankie and it was all sour and threw it away the whole. Upon asking sever he said this is how it tastes. ( after ordering multiple items he wasn’t ready to even listen to)
Pavbhaji was okaies and could taste boiled vegetables. Couldn’t feel any type of masala or spices.
Dabeli was better than other food options. It also comes in pairs and was bit sweet but overall good.
Ordered Dahi puri with aloo masala, it was good.
Raj kachori was good but they put moong in it that kills the taste. If you are not fan of lot of moong taste in your mouth don’t order it.
Tried build your own paratha with paneer, chilies and cheese. They give you options with amul and regular cheese make sure you get one with amul cheese. Comes with Dahi and aachar.
Service : The worst hospitality, makes you feel like you are there for free food. The server was very arrogant and couldn’t answer questions regarding to menu. Whatever he replied was very arrogant.
I wouldn’t recommend going here. There are better places in the area with better management and customer service.
Yogi
Some friends and I ordered take-out and when we got home to eat, the food was SO oily, it made street food from India look healthy.
Other (Indian) restaurants have food that’s is much more better and far less oily.
We tried to eat a few bites of everything before we had to throw it out. It was too scary to look at, because of the oil that kept seeping out of the food. We tried to drain as much as possible and oil kept on coming.
The overall taste was not good at all. I tasted straight oil/ghee and could feel like throwing up.
If you don’t mind oily food and food that tastes like straight spice with little to no flavor, then this is the restaurant for you. I can handle spice to an extreme extent, but with flavorless food, there is not much I can like.
As an Indian myself, I cannot recommend this place to others, whether it is for a quick bite or a sit-down dinner/lunch.
Save your time and go to Taco Bell for a quick bite or Spice Bazaar in Westfield for quality food.
… moreOther (Indian) restaurants have food that’s is much more better and far less oily.
We tried to eat a few bites of everything before we had to throw it out. It was too scary to look at, because of the oil that kept seeping out of the food. We tried to drain as much as possible and oil kept on coming.
The overall taste was not good at all. I tasted straight oil/ghee and could feel like throwing up.
If you don’t mind oily food and food that tastes like straight spice with little to no flavor, then this is the restaurant for you. I can handle spice to an extreme extent, but with flavorless food, there is not much I can like.
As an Indian myself, I cannot recommend this place to others, whether it is for a quick bite or a sit-down dinner/lunch.
Save your time and go to Taco Bell for a quick bite or Spice Bazaar in Westfield for quality food.