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Started by 2 Brothers in 1959 this generation old restaurant serves traditional punjabi food cooked exclusively on coal , the food is simple and is cooked with lot of love which brings the feeling of having home cooked food from the villages of punjab to busy life of mumbai
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21-A, Turner Rd, near Sahakari Bhandar, Patkar Blocks, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050
Helluuu guys, Visited National near Bandra station 2 days...
Helluuu guys, Visited National near Bandra station 2 days ago. If you’re expecting a fancy ambience or modern cafe type setup, this is not that kind of place. But if you want really good North Indian food at a budget price, this place is definitely worth trying. The setup is very basic with non AC seating and shared wooden benches. Has that old school fast moving Mumbai food spot vibe. The place gets crowded, especially during lunch and dinner time, but service is quick. One thing I liked is that they still cook food on traditional coal stoves, so you get that smoky flavour in the food which actually makes a difference. I tried paneer burji along with roti, Mirchi Laccha Paratha and butter naan. Taste was really good overall and all these were suggested by a guy outside who said veg items are famous there. I liked the food, but personally I would suggest trying something other than paneer burji if you want the best experience. I also heard their Chicken Mughlai and Chicken Liver Masala are really popular among non veg lovers. Don’t miss their chaach as well. Very refreshing with the food. Price is honestly one of the best parts. A proper meal for two can be done within around 300 to 500 easily. Overall, simple place, great taste and very budget friendly.
I had a great experience at National Restaurant. The place...
I had a great experience at National Restaurant. The place has a very lively and welcoming vibe. The food quality is really good, with rich taste and good portion sizes. Service is quick and the staff is polite and attentive, which makes the overall dining experience even better. The ambience is nice and comfortable, perfect for going with friends or family. Prices are also reasonable for the quality of food they serve. Overall, it’s a great spot in Bandra West if you want tasty food and a good atmosphere. Definitely worth visiting again.
The roties were the best. I had paneer bhurji which were...
The roties were the best. I had paneer bhurji which were not as good as the Rajma. Rajma here is really good. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in, they watched my bike at it was parked on the road, there is no chance of getting a parking space here.
If you have lot of expectations then you will end up with...
If you have lot of expectations then you will end up with disappointment. I ordered rajma ,plain rice and Amritsari aloo paratha but all of them were average in taste. Only thing that I like is it’s budget friendly.
"National Dhaba is another of Bandra’s timeless legends,...
"National Dhaba is another of Bandra’s timeless legends, located close to Bandra Station. This spot serves some of the best Punjabi dishes in the area — hearty, flavourful, and easy on the pocket. Their chaas and limbu paani make perfect companions to the meal, and the menu is filled with comforting classics. My personal favourites are the Rajma and Paneer Bhurji, best enjoyed with their crispy tandoori rotis."🥚🥘 @clockwerkgoblin_pangolin @alexanderslodge_waichinvalley