Apna Pind

Chana Bhatura every time with a masala tea and a panjabi samosa on the side, my favourite treat on occasional mid mornings and what a lovely relaxed atmosphere to add to it.

The chana bhatura comes with yogurt, an onion and green chilli salad and some achar in a thali, bought it home for the family this week and they all loved it!

Good Indian food. We had Aloo Tikki Chat, Aloo pAratha and Channa Bhature.

The Paratha’s weren’t great, but overall worth the visit.

Small but warm place serving some delicious North Indian food. We tried a few dishes like Chole Bhatura, Sarson ka saag, Kulcha, Samosa, etc. All of them were really delicious. The icing 9nnthe cake was Hot Jalebi made fresh and hot when you order. A must visit for all food lovers 😋

Amazing place to eat purely based on food quality.
Makki di roti and sarson da saag was scrumptious.
Bread pakoras, samosa, Paneer pakodas were delicious.
A reviewer did say that chhole had a bite to it, which is true. But, it still is ok and doesn’t ruin the taste.
One thing they could probably work on is seating. We shifted from uncomfortable place near the door to a better seat named “Ravi”. Yes, seats are named after the rivers.

Overall, a great place to enjoy good quality food.

It's a very nice place for authentic vegetarian Punjabi food,
I must say that the food was delicious and well worth it.
Service is standard and the presentation of the restaurant is also typical for this type of quick service Indian restaurant.

Generally food and sweets quality is good. Unfortunately on this occasion the quality was very under par 👎
My wife was asked to wait for 10 minutes while the requested Pakoras were being fried. Upon getting back home and ready for the tasty snack, the Pakoras were very disappointing to say the least.
Pakoras were hard as rocks! The person who was frying them, obviously took his mind off the frying and overcooked the Pakoras. My wife and I were so disappointed, and I felt that "Apna Pind" must acknowledge that they sometimes get it wrong. We'll stick to "Delhiwalas" in future. What a waste of my wife's time and money.

If you are around, you must visit and try their food. I have been here 4 years ago and tried their Kulcha thali which was really mouth watering. Went there again today and tried their masala chaap with naan, tandoori roti and sweet lassi. Masala chaap was so flavourful. The gravy had some bold flavours and was medium spicy for me. The tandoori roti wasn’t exactly what I was expecting however it was soft and tasted good. Overall we had a wholesome meal here and will definitely come back.

Ah and they do have a live jalebi station where you can get freshly made jalebis which is actually way better than some overhyped places around.