Dhaba Estd 1986, Kondapur - North Indian restaurant in Hyderabad - Hyderabad, India

We ordered Dhai ke Kebab, Chicken Handi, Amritsari Kulcha, and some naans. The Amritsari kulcha was awesome for 99 Rs. It was tasty, and you get the option to choose the filling. I chose Paneer and Aloo. Dahi ke Kebab: Okay, okay - Only 5 pieces for almost 500 Rs. That's stingy for the price. Chicken Handi: Semi-gravy - 4 juicy chicken pieces. Approx. 475 Rs. Tasty for eating with naan and rotis. Nothing extraordinary. What We Liked : The taste and price of the Amritsari Kulcha. They provided ample onions and green chilies if you like. Cons : Drinks and Service There was no Raita, and it was chargeable. Strange The drinks (Daru) were super expensive, even more than TGIF or premium pubs. So, we could not afford them, and the ambiance of a dhaba combined with pub prices for drinks didn't sit well with us, so we chose not to drink. A service charge will be automatically added, and that too before taxes, so be aware of this when making your choice. The service was not great for the prices; it was just okay.

"Dhaba offers an authentic and delightful North Indian dining experience. From the moment I stepped in, the ambiance transported me to the bustling streets of India. The decor, with its rustic charm and vibrant colors, added to the overall warmth of the place. The menu at Dhaba is a true treat for anyone craving North Indian flavors. The range of dishes, from rich curries to perfectly baked breads, caters to all taste buds. I particularly enjoyed their butter chicken, which was creamy and packed with flavors. The naan bread was soft and fresh, making it a perfect accompaniment to the main course. The staff at Dhaba were attentive and friendly, ensuring that the service matched the high quality of the food. The waitstaff was knowledgeable about the menu and was able to offer helpful recommendations. The only slight drawback was that the restaurant can get quite busy, so it's advisable to make a reservation, especially during peak hours. However, the slight wait was well worth it for the exceptional dining experience. In conclusion, Dhaba is a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in authentic North Indian cuisine. With its inviting ambiance, delectable dishes, and attentive staff, it's a restaurant that I will definitely be returning to." Hope this review captures the essence of your dining experience at Dhaba!

Large enough place with comfortable seating. Though green & blue coloured furniture is gaudy for some. Got free fries but they were cold. The drink menu was interesting, and the food menu was classic. Items were well cooked and sauces were doing their part by being spicy and tangy. Service could have been better, not by intent but by knowledge of their own dishes. Good place to unwind.

Tried both veg and non veg starters along with main course. We were 6 girls and none of us liked their food. I don't know why the rating is 4. Never expected this much tasteless food. I am sorry but they really need to work on the taste. The dishes were bland in taste. Our bill was 5k for 6. My overall rating is 1.5/5.

One of the good place to try North Indian Food in Hyderabad. We had tried Non veg Platter, Murgh Handi, Mutton Nihari & Amritsari Kulcha. The food and service were excellent. The staff dance performance was a cherry on top which was unexpected. A little on the expensive side but worth it. Overall we had a great experience.

If you do manage to get in, the food is really really delicious. Service is again really good, only if you manage to get in. The waiting period is insane, and there are very bad pre-booking options. I tried calling ahead to have a reservation and they confirmed they noted down my reservation but when I reached there, they had promptly forgotten to note my name on the register, partly maybe because of the complexity of my name. So, good luck while getting in. Always go 30-40 minutes before you're hungry since on a weekend, the wait time would be at least 20-25 minutes. Once you get in, you'll love this place instantly. With a wide variety of food and drinks options, this place will win over you and nullify the contempt that you felt while waiting. Try malai broccoli even if you hate broccolli.

A really big restaurant that's great for enjoying North Indian food. They have a lot of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, as well as drink options. When you first arrive, they give you free fried papad to snack on while you wait for your order, which can take some time. The atmosphere is really nice with plenty of seating and a good view. The food is delicious; we ordered naan, roti, and mushroom curry.

Dhaba but very fancy and expensive restaurant Total filmy ambiance, very vibrant and happy place to visit with family and friends. Food was delicious and good quantity. Lots of seating space, boliwood music and free fried papads keep you busy till your order comes. Friendly staff quick service and neat place. Many times earlier also we had food there.