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Fraud restaurant. Arrogant person owner💩🤥😡
Charges for other food which i have not order. I have to pay extra money for which i have not order.
They have No sense of speaking to customers .Taken money forcefully.
No. Corona hygiene or measures
Don't visit here
Very tasty lunch, Rotis were of very good quality, all sabzis we tried was tasty (a little on the spicier end for me though 🌶). Their Pineapple Raita was really good, definitely recommend if you’re around the area.
I have never seen testy restaurant near railway stations and bus stop like this one. We ordered Marwadi Thali, Delux Thali and Masala Dosa. Food was delicious and fresh, Slad was not fresh other than that wonderful service and prompt response.
Must visit and try place if you are looking for good homely food. Was a real good feel and environment inside Dine Area. Really loved the place and will be my hot stop always.
Hari Sharnam restaurant is a lord krishna theme based restraunt which is located at Kashmere gate near Kashmere Gate metro station and the food quality and options available are really very good tasty and delicious but one thing is that I noticed there is shortage in staff and the waiting period is
This is my second Shri Hari Sharnam location that I have visited. First one being at Kashmiri Gate and hence the expectations were very high.
This one at Chandni Chowk is equally great if not better. I have tried their veg thali and it is as solid as it can be. All you can eat for Rs. 150 with all
Excellent food, nice seating arrangement, well behaved courteous waiters. Enough space to keep luggage and shopping bags.
The mini Valley Sarchey is very attractive to visit & it adds the another level of beauty and view of Nature. ❣️
One of the best Vegetarian restaurants in the old city...
Fulka roti is best
Have option for no onion -No garlic Thali...
Gujarati Thali (Gujarati: ગુજરાતી થાળી) is an assortment of dishes arranged as a platter for lunch or dinner in restaurants and homes, mostly in Gujarat and places with Gujarati diaspora.[1] “Thali” literally means “a full plate meal”.
So life met me between the eyes, more at the stomach level to be truthful, at the
modest but clearly outstanding, eatery, Shri Hari Sharnam, above Crown Hotel; it
came tops as per unpartisan shop-keepers suggestions and yes also the inevitable
Google Aunty/Uncle search, just a stone’s throw from the
We had a delicious meal, we had dry lemon soya chaap and it was amazing! We also had rajma masala and it was great. Walk up the stairs, it’s worth it!
Very Good Option if you are around Old Delhi Station and want to have a Thali
Its hardly 10 Mins walking distance from Station
We tried Marwadi Thali and its was very reasonable and tasty.
Quantity is Sufficient for 2 persons.
Great vegetarian food at modest prices. It is hidden upstairs -- at the corner of the street you will see a large staircase with advertisements on each step, walk up them and the restaurant is to your right.
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