Kulcha Walas - Punjabi restaurant in Gurugram - Gurugram, India

The place was good but they don't have chairs to sit, difficult to stand and eat with kids. We ordered Gobi Pyaz & Aloo Pyaz both Desighee Wheat bread. It was too much of ghee per se, lassi was good though. Would have been much better if so much ghee was not used, it was kind of dripping

Good taste and maintained hygiene. It's pure veg (used to have non veg earlier). Opened around 5 years back and has good popularity. Located at sector 31 market, and easy to find near parking area in the middle of the market. You have to stand and eat or take it packed. Masala spicy aloo pyaaz kulcha is highly recommended. Opens At 8 am so can good place for punjabi breakfast in Gurgaon.

Amazing and wonderful place to have Kulchas. The food is good. Have a bit of waiting time but the quality that comes is wonderful. The waiting time for parking is a big problem for the whole market. The place though is fun! Must try if you want to try street food in Gurgaon/ Gurugram. Definitely must visit the place !

Below average stuff. Tried the paneer pyaaz kulche here made in ghee and wheat. The chole were bland and gooey and no spice to it. Even the khatti chatni had no kick and tasted watery. The kulcha was just ok although the crispness was not much. It was a aurhentic amritsari kulcha but made for kids probably. There are many better places in gurgaon to have this dish.

Not value for money experience. Visited the outlet for weekend breakfast after reading great reviews, but our experience was below average. Very small outlet with few standing tables on the pavement. Waiting period of 15-20 minutes, as they make it fresh upon order. We ordered whole wheat allu payaz kulchas with halwa. It was overpriced @220, considering the size of kulcha didn't justify, No butter was served, limited quantity of chanas & chutney. Kulchas were flaky & looked like dipped in Ghee before serving. Halwa was granular with Ghee aroma. It was 85 percent of authentic Amritsari kulchas, Hope outlet owners can look at fair pricing or quantity served to improve the experience.

Didn't like the Kulchas, they serve only 1 Kukcha and that too is tasteless. We ordered Gobhi Kulcha and Aloo Kulcha. You get oily taste in Bhaturas. Overall rating 2/5

Kulchas were really authentic amritsari ones. Taste was superb. We can get two Kulchas at the same price as they have given one at other restaurants who are famous for Amritsari Kulchas only. Chutney was great too. Overall the experience was nice.

It was too pricey, 240 rs(mix veg + atta + ghee) for a kulcha was not at all justified. The taste was good, but not at all worth the price. I have been to places where you can get somewhat similar to it at less than half of the price.