Chandigarh Wale

Excellent food. Authentic Punjabi cuisine. Lots of vegetarian and non vegetarian options.

Ordered take out and got 0 napkins or utensils!! what the hell? Food was ok. The paneer tika was good, but the garlic naan had 0 salt.

What a disappointment! We were really looking forward to this place and unfortunately it missed the mark!The ambiance was cool, something different and unseen, pictures in a cartoonish manner of existing Punjabi celebrities as a mural or homage of Chandigarh. And that was the only thing we liked!To begin, I felt as if the menu was trying too hard to be something other than authentic. All the known dishes had something unnecessary to describe it- deviating from originality!! We asked the server what are their famous dishes, he mentioned a few items to try but there was a HUGE push to order Indo-Chinese as it was their newest offering. (We opted against that, as we were interested in Punjabi food)We started with a Chole Buture (one of their famous dish) and Papdi Chaat along with sweet lassi. Now I've had my share of lassi, and this was the first time it was with Elaichi (cardamom) mixed into it! It was so off putting, but the yogurt was creamy and sugar consistency was spot on).When the chole buture came out, the buture was burnt, flat, and just not at all like it should have been- we called the server right away and they were nice about bringing another one out, but the second one was not much different (at least it was t burnt) the chole however were good, and it came with onions and agar. The papdi chat was neither amazing nor horrible- we ate it but were unfazed. We proceeded to order the "butter chicken" naan, and kulcha. However the butter chicken was sooooo watered down and tasteless that the gravy was literally dripping with off the naan! The chicken itself was not cooked properly and it tasted like it was boiled separately and dumped in the gravy.The naan was good and the Kulcha was burnt! Overall this place did NOT hit the spot for us and we will continue our search for authentic Punjabi food.

Have been here a few times now. Today my Roadside Chicken curry was not that amazing...a little bland and not enough chicken! The other things we ordered, achari mutto, Amritsary Kulcha and palak paneer were good.

Did hear about this place on FM, and since then wanted to try the food. However neither the food was good nor the service. After browsing their most sold and popular dishes we placed an order of Amritsari Naan and Chicken curry. They were out of Choley, so server just served the Naan with tamrind chutney. Since we prefer boneless chicken, their chef prepared a dry gravy with underseasoned chicken breast. The rice served alongside were stale from the look itself.When questioned their servers couldn't confirm anything and told "let me check with the chef"Disappointment at multiple levels.Ambience was just too old and gloomy and they had put cricket on a big screen with loud volume, not sure if customers have liked it earlier but it was just noise for us.

This is a decent restaurant. Came here on the weekend and tried one of their specials: chhole kulche. It tasted great! The kulche was very buttery and delicious. The chhole was a bit spicy for me, but still tasted decent. Really liked the yogurt, onions, and sweet chutney that came with the dish. The only thing that could have been improved was the service. Took quite a bit of time (over 30 minutes) when one of the family members I came with asked for another item after the first order. Also, other than taking your order and giving the actual drinks/food, no one really ever checked on our table. Overall, besides the service issue, I had a good experience at this restaurant and would probably come back!

During my visit to Chandigarh Wala, I was captivated by the beautiful Punjabi restaurant adorned with Punjabi celebrity posters. The ambience was inviting, accompanied by the pleasant background tunes of Punjabi songs. The attentive waiters enhanced the experience. I indulged in their delicious chole bhature, chicken starters, bullet naan, and roadside chicken curry--all of which left a lasting impression. To complement the meal, I savored a delightful mango lassi. For fellow chole bhature and naan enthusiasts, I highly recommend this place.

The ambience is just below average and the servers are pretty laid back . Good was ok not as hyped as it sounds . Cleanliness is a big negative on the restaurant . They are not clean and the whole place is under maintained . Would not really recommend if folks want to have a good family time . The sisters are less obliging to allot seats as well .

It's so hard to find good North Indian food in Dallas, but this is it. Best Punjabi food i've had in the DFW area, Achari Chicken is a must!

We are so glad we decided to dine in here at this place. really good food and the service was excellent! Homely environment with very friendly staffs! Highly recommend this place if you're looking for an authentic Punjabi food.