HIMALAYA FAMILY DHABA - Family restaurant in Manpur - Bijnor, India

3rd class product with overprice and very bad behavior of shpkeeper.........don't fall for it if roadways bus driver stops on this stop......30 rupe for a cup of tea..... Seriously why uttarakhand roadways stopping in such type of places where lastly passengers have to suffer...

I took a dinner thali and I got very poor quality of meal. Paneer was stinking, and bottle gaurd was not cooked properly and seeds were included in vegetable of bottle gaurd. Before meal the announcement you hear that 1 dinner is for RS. 100 and later you have to pay 150. Totally scam. And toilets are very dirty and stinking. Even you can feel the toilet's smell in bus which is standing 5 meter away from toilet. Never have here even in compulsion too.

3rd class, they people were charging unauthorized amounts from the people. One Samosa + chole - 150/- where the taste was 0 & totally unhygienic. These people are taking advantage of people's needs. Not recommended to any1.

3rd class quality of food and very high over priced products which tastes like pathetic and behavior of the staff is quite frustrating..........I am unable to find why uttrakhand roadways promote these type of "loot masters".. #uttarakhandroadways

Very bad behavior with quite high overprice...and uttarakhand parivahan is always choose this dhaba for as a stop and the customers have to suffer always.

3rd class service with overpricing.....30 rupees for 1 cup of tea. And very bad behavior from staff also.

First of all it is affiliated to #Uttarakhand Roadways. These dhabas sell baba ji namkeens that are already overpriced and the shopkeeper was selling 15Rs namkeen in 20Rs. These all corrupt people these dhaba wala and Bribe Masters of Uttarakhand Roadways befool passengers. I prefer not to eat on these dhabas. Don't know when the things will change in our country.

The food wasn't upto the mark. It is overpriced and tastes bad. There is no hygiene. I saw one of the staff members dipping his fingers in the serving bowl which had daal.