Gurukripa

Had the worst experience ever visiting this place which was on my bucket list. Service is worse as u need to wait endlessly even for basic condiment refills, ( while waiters chitchating and looking at u shamelessly that u r shameless to ask many times). Lassi was served at room temperature after five reminders, and when pointed out the waiter indifferently responded, so what, it's fresh and walked away! Staff openly prioritises new customers while ignoring those already seated, even yelling at their own team in front of guests ki naye customer ka order le naa.. Travelled far to eat here and left hungry, irritated, and most of all, disrespected. In today’s competition, this kind of attitude and quality will drive customers away fast. Hygiene is questionable as I peeked into the kitchen and tables were dirty too and food taste is just average. Not recommended at all for those who value self-respect!

The place used to be iconic. But after split between owners, something has gone wrong. We had gone laat night with family and the food has degraded. Chole bhature had more oil then usual. They gave Rava Dosa half cooked in a hurry and there wasn't that much of crowd. Also in the end we ordered Rasgulla, it seems they were from previous day. Never expected this kind of service from the place. We have spent our whole college life eating there. But this came as a surprise to all of us.

I would have easily given 5 stars, but recently the overall taste seems to have gone slightly down compared to what it used to be. Still, the samosa with chutney and chole remains their signature and is absolutely worth trying — crisp, flavourful, and perfectly balanced. The gulab jamun is also soft, rich, and makes a great finish to the meal. They have a wide variety of chaats, North Indian snacks, sweets, and quick bites — most items are decent in quality and value for money. Service is fast, and this place continues to be a popular local landmark with a loyal fan following over the years. Only minor downsides are the slightly toned-down spice and taste recently, limited seating comfort, and parking challenges due to the busy area. Overall, still one of the must-try classic spots in Mumbai for samosa-chole lovers — just wish they bring back their old flavour punch!

Gurukripa truly lives up to its name when it comes to taste. Their samosas are absolutely legendary — crispy outside, perfectly spiced inside. The place stays crowded for a reason! Other dishes like chole, pav bhaji, and kachori also hit the right notes. A must-visit if you love proper Indian street-style flavours.

It used to be a legendary restaurant but with time its quality has gone down a lot. You can find the same or better taste of Samsoa, Chole bhature, pav bhaji at your nearby restaurant. Two stars is only for their gajar halwa and service

Gurukripa, Sion is a well-known fast food joint and restaurant that serves delicious snacks and meals. The food quality and taste are consistently good, especially the chole samosa and other North Indian dishes. However, hygiene could be improved as the place tends to get crowded and a bit messy during rush hours. Connectivity and parking around the area are average but manageable. Overall, a classic spot for tasty comfort food if you don’t mind the rush.

Best known for its A1 veg samosas, both jain and regular. Same taste since last over 50 plus years, same quality and most reasonable prices. It's chhole given with samosas and even chuttney are superb. Daal pakwan in morning times.

Place very well known for samosas and other north indian dishes. Have been a customer since my college days in 1970-74. Seen their growth since beginning.Quality of has remained unchanged. Keep it up....best wishes