Punjabi Village

Probably the worst buffet ever had in my life. That explains why the place is empty more often than not. Went for a buffet, 2 women (one speaking only FR) and another only English - they couldn't understand that we wanted to go for buffet just kept nodding. Then came the food which was huge disappointment for the price 12.50€ nothing seemed freshly cooked and claiming to be Indian cuisine there was no naan or chapati in sight. Perhaps normal meal is better but a buffet is bad beyond expectations. Wouldn't recommend at all.

They did not even give us samosas even though they had them and the customer service was very bad also none of them were punjabi even though it's called punjabi village. It said they were open and they didn't even let us order.

Extensive menu, easy to order in English, seasoning was just as we ordered. The food was delicious, portions were generous, and the service was quick and friendly. Prices were in line with the quality and amount of food.

SO EXPENSIVE FOR CHEAP FOOD! We came diner just to eat some bland indian food: we took 2 chicken dishes (more than 20€ per dish for simple rice without any asaissoning, and then without any starter, any soft, of course any dessert, only with 1 bottle of water, we paid for 2 basic cheap dishes ... 47 EUROS! AWFUL ! Even the manager was welcoming, the service was extremely slow even there was nobody inside.

The food is very tasty especially the Samosa, Pakoda and Naan.

Buffet has different items for Veg and Non veg and I would say it is definitely value for money.

The food taste well and fresh, place is calm and many places to sit with a small or large group.

Options are vegetarian, chicken and lamb

Simply delicious. Fair prices. Very friendly. Recommended!

Great restaurant. Very fresh and delicious food! Welcoming and friendly staff! The owner cares about his customers! Thanks a lot , i highly recommand this restaurant.