Anardana East Delhi - Restaurant in Delhi - East, India

Dinner was a good 4 out of 5. service was on point and very friendly. Atmosphere is chill. For a 5 star rating is something missing but you can definitely have a really good dinner here.

Recently went to this amazing place Vibes of this place is so cool yet friendly Ambience is pretty nice We tried their super trending quinoa gol gappe And it's a must try Along with that we tried margarita pizza,shahi paneer and few drinks Service and food is top notch Highly recommended

It's a very good restaurant and bar in Karkardooma area in East Delhi on the first floor. Try their mocktails, non veg platter (gabbar singh non veg platter), mushroom spring roll and mutton biryani. Valet parking and washroom is available. The interior ambience is nice but they can expand a little bit and should offer live music.

It's a family place to have booze, so it's a decent place to hangout with friends and family. The food is tasty and the atmosphere is cosy. The staff is friendly and responsive. You may have to wait for around 15 mins during peak dinner time.

Food is great, portion size is also sufficient. They keep up with quick service even during busy hours. Sumit and staff made the experience more pleasing

One of the best places in east delhi. Really loved their eye catching ambience. Their menu is a fun to read. Tried their Chaat, Pizza and Chana Masala. Loved their new Mango desserts. Looking forward on trying more of their menu soon.

The atmosphere exuded a subtle and cozy charm, accompanied by soft background music. While not designed for larger groups, we accommodated our party of nine at the largest table available. The menu showcased a diverse array of options, spanning vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices across Indian, Chinese, and continental cuisines. The drink and cocktail selection leaned towards the popular favorites, and we opted for a purely vegetarian menu. Among the dishes, some proved both healthy and flavorful, though the chilly garlic noodles lacked the expected punch and smokiness of wok-tossed varieties. The Indian options, along with the pizza and pasta, stood out positively. The cost per person ranged from 1000 to 1300Rs for a satisfying vegetarian meal. Dessert choices were limited to ice cream and chocolate brownie. Despite the dessert limitations, the overall dining experience was delightful, marked by prompt service. It caters well to those seeking a traditional family dinner in a bustling setting but may not be the ideal choice for a romantic outing. There's room for improvement, particularly in the noodle and dessert offerings.

I'm Totally Love with this Outlet. Because The Ambience , The Service ( Praful Sir) , and the Food was fresh and well Hygienic and tasty also and the Drinks was Refreshing and my Fav part is Dal makhni in small Cooker overall experience was too Good