Dev Uncle Kitchen

Gum hai kisi ke pyaar mein, dil subah shyam.. This was the song playing when I visited this place recently for a dinner with my husband. Overall I liked the atmosphere. It was very hot outside and so we choose to sit in the AC hall. Which was small with 6-7 tables but was still good. The interior was nice and fresh. The staff was good and food was good too. I tried kashmiri daal fry and jeera rice as didn't want eat too much that day. I have been here in the past too. Their lassi was good and overall they have maintained the tastes well.

A nice little place near Gangadham for vegetarian North Indian food. We dropped in on a weekend afternoon, yet it was fairly empty. The street-level sitting was closed, so we were directed downstairs in the AC section, where only 1 table was occupied. We ordered Palak Soup, Sarson ka Saag and Makke di Roti, and finished it with Butternilk and Pomegranate Juice. The Palak Soup was nothing great really, it was loaded with chilli, that hit terribly at the back of the throat with every sip. The Sarson ka Saag and Makke di Roti were absolute show-stealers. The Saag was well-cooked and perfectly spiced, while Roti, although a tad too thick, was yummy. We tried both variations - plain and masala, and although I personally like Masala Makka Roti more than the plain one, there are really no complaints here. The Buttermilk and Pomegranate Juice were extremely passable. I had to settle for Pomegranate Juice since they did not have any other juice and Lassi would have been too heavy after the meal. It seemed like they had mixed Pomegranate Juice with a base of Pineapple of Lime Juice to balance it out. All in all, a decent place that I might go back to if I am in the area.