Nous ne cuisinons pas seulement de la nourriture ; nous mélangeons perfection et goût à chaque bouchée. De plus, nos processus rapides et organisés garantissent la perfection à chaque bouchée.
Dans l'ensemble, les avis présentent Jay Bhavani Vadapav comme un endroit décontracté et familial qui capte l'ambiance authentique de la street food indienne avec vadapav, misal pav, dabeli, sev puri et une variété de chaat et d'options Jain; de nombreux gourmets louent les saveurs audacieuses, le goût frais du pav bhaji et un service accueillant et efficace, avec des points forts sur le butter vadapav et des associations savoureuses indo-chinoises; l'atmosphère est décrite comme chaleureuse et animée, et le menu est apprécié pour son rapport qualité-prix, son service rapide et sa sélection végétarienne fiable; quelques critiques évoquent des portions variables et des problèmes de fraîcheur, parfois un service lent ou peu attentif, et dans certains cas des questions de tarification ou de valeur à améliorer, ainsi que quelques plats qui ne répondent pas aux attentes, mais l'impression générale est que l'endroit offre une street food savoureuse et réconfortante qui rappelle la maison et incite à revenir à Montréal.
Tried various items: Manchurian fried rice, cheese fries, schezwan noodles, vada pav.
Each & every single item was extremely delicious.
They have got swami narayan options too without any onion or garlic.
The place, amazing! The food, too delicious! The staff, very kind & humble!
Must try place.
Let me start with this: I've never seen a place sell vada pav as a single. Most spots serve them in pairs of two. Secondly, there's nothing authentic about this place. A vada pav is supposed to be served on a soft ladi pav, but they use a hamburger bun here, which just doesn't work.
To make matters worse, adding extra butter or cheese costs about $2-3 each unbelievably expensive for a spot without even a place to sit. That'extra cheese' gets you a single teaspoon & a lot of disappointment. This place is incredibly overrated; everything we ate was below average. We ordered half the menu, & nothing was worth a second try. As for the staff, they were just there-rude & clearly didn't care about service.
Brother please stop selling your high heart attack bun in the name of maska bun your maska buns are nothing but, piece of bread by mistakenly dropped in Margerien.
Really disappointing. I did delivery order via doordash.
First, the order took 90 minutes for delivery, longer than any other restaurant & the order was not placed in odd hours that it takes time to prepare.
Second, on their menu there is an item: paneer manchurian (I would assume it is manchurian balls prepared using paneer). To my disappointment, the item I received had chunks of paneer & regular manchurian balls along with it. Big disappointment.
Third, they missed to send half the items that I ordered. When I called, there was a very casual response that the team forgot to send the items & I can get a refund on doordash.
To conclude, the quality of food is below average, the service is really bad. If tit took 90minutes, I atleast expected fresh food which was not the case.
I noticed on Uber Eats that the restaurant is offering Manchurian for $23.99 as a buy one get one free deal. However, the normal price of Manchurian at many other places is already much lower than this. It feels like the price has been increased just to advertise the offer. This doesn't seem like a genuine deal for customers. I hope the restaurant reviews its pricing & keeps it fair.
