Uncle Kitchen pure veg - Fast food restaurant in Pune - Pune, India

This place is perfect if you wish to have spicy and flavorful veg Punjabi dishes. Everything on the menu is worth trying. The staff is friendly and the service is pretty fast. The atmosphere is like a roadside dhaaba

Had the privilege of trying their pao bhaji and sitaphal shake in the year 2006. They were located somewhere else those days. Found them at their new location just a few days back. The pao bhaji is still awesome and the sitaphal shake so satisfying. The Alphonso mango shake was yummy too. Staff always alert, friendly and kind.

Pathetic service and food was not fresh! Cold biriyani was served after 30mins of waiting time. And that too only 15 to 20 people were only present in the entire food court.

It is a good small restaurant with dhaba kind of vibe in camp near nucleaus mall. I tried Dal makhani here which tasted amazing. They also serve more north indian dishes and chinese . This place is located on a food chaupaty where you could see multiple restaurants , street food stall's.

Pathetic service, rude staff..impolite management .. serving cold and incomplete orders for dining.. a circus run by clowns

One of the oldest & most authentic restaurants that deserves a lot more accolade & resource support than currently. They've maintained the taste, the quality of food, the service, quantity, even the price. Perfect blend of flavors & their Paneer Ghunghroo & Pav Bhaji is to die for. Earlier called Dev Uncle's Kitchen, if you're exploring desi food options, go to this one for it's rustic dhaba appeal, simple unpretentious portions, delicious aromatic hot food options & consistent standard of service over these years

Tasty paratha with thick curd and plain rice with Dal Makhni, you will love here. This is as good as street food. Real Punjabi taste don't expect ambience.

Despite reading other reviews, upon visiting this place the food suggested is definitely great. Signature dishes like paneer tikka watermelon which is literally paneer tikka served in half of a hollowed out watermelon and veg Chingari are quite unique and definitely worth trying. Considering the fact that they are rated as serving the best pav bhaji in pune by swiggy is also nothing worth doubting. Obviously if you'd go to a place specialising in serving Indian food, you'd want to try it and not Chinese. Additionally considering the fact that it's an open kitchen, you must understand that hygiene is similar to what would be at any restaurant, except that it's visible but still not bad.