North Island
Punjabi Dhaba Restaurant
Hours:
- Lunch: Wed – Sun 11:30am – 2:30pm
- Dinner: Mon – Sun 5pm – 9.30pm
- Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, Diners
- Price Range: Moderate, $15 - $25
- Dress Code: Smart casual
- Seating for: 150
- Takeaways: Yes
- Takes Reservations: Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Outdoor Seating: No
Punjabi Dhaba Restaurant offers an extensive menu that spans Indian, Indian-Chinese fusion and Manchurian.
Our food is exquisite and we have mastered the art of delivering food and an ambience that makes one feel that one is sitting in the heartland of Punjab and enjoying a piping hot meal.
Punjabi Dhaba Indian Cuisine.
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4 Reviews for Punjabi Dhaba Restaurant
23rd February 2012
love going here!
my partner and I order the Lamb Briyani and it is always amazing. The service is good and very prompt and i always come out smiling. Recently tried their tikka fish and it was superb! love it!
my partner and I order the Lamb Briyani and it is always amazing. The service is good and very prompt and i always come out smiling. Recently tried their tikka fish and it was superb! love it!
4
17th February 2010
Service tends to be fine, but food quality is extremely variable here.
If you catch them on a good day, and order the right meal, the food will be fresh and a delight (although frequently a little overly busy in flavour for some dishes – the chef could do with holding back on the array of different ingredients he uses in some dishes).
Catch them on a bad day, and they’re nothing more than overpriced microwave jockeys. Prices are higher than other local Indian restaurants, and I don’t mind paying for quality, but paying comparatively high prices for a table full of reheats is an insult.
We don’t bother with the quality roulette any more and no longer eat here.
If you catch them on a good day, and order the right meal, the food will be fresh and a delight (although frequently a little overly busy in flavour for some dishes – the chef could do with holding back on the array of different ingredients he uses in some dishes).
Catch them on a bad day, and they’re nothing more than overpriced microwave jockeys. Prices are higher than other local Indian restaurants, and I don’t mind paying for quality, but paying comparatively high prices for a table full of reheats is an insult.
We don’t bother with the quality roulette any more and no longer eat here.
1
16th April 2009
We often get a takeaway from Punjabi Dhaba. There are 3 Indian restaurants in very close proximity to each other, this being the most expensive. We are always willing to pay the extra as the food is 10x better than the next best thing in the area. Well worth checking it out.
8
22nd August 2008
We enjoyed a lovely meal here. The curries were very spicy – just the way we like them!
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