Food Review

BHATINDA JUNCTION REVIEW

For someone who wishes to relish Punjabi food and plunge into its culture cannot find a better platform than Bhantinda Junction, located in Koramangla, Bangalore.

The restaurant has the ambience that replicates the atmosphere of that of a Punjabi dhaba. There are khaats placed for the customers for their seating, a mural of Royal Enfield Bullet that is very popular amongst Punjabis, there are also paintings and pictures of eminent Punjabi personalities like Bhagat Singh and Gurdas Mann, and the best contribution comes from the songs that are played in the restaurant, which include famous modern Punjabi songs and Punjabi folks.

The restaurant serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, with the most famous non- vegetarian dish being butter chicken and the most famous vegetarian one being kadhai paneer. The serving is generously sufficient to fill the stomachs of around 2-3 people. The prices are very reasonable and affordable. The quality and hygiene of the food served is indeed commendable, moreover the simplicity in the preparation and presentation of the food is widely applauded. The restaurant serves no alcohol instead sticks to the traditional drink of Punjab- LASSI, which finds a special place in the heart of every customer.

Apart from the climbing three flights of steps to reach the restaurant and the slow service during peak hours, a visit to the restaurant is worth the wait.

I would personally give Bhatinda Junction 4 out 5 stars.