Ichiban Pandara Road

Ichiban on Pandara Road is a cozy spot for lovers of Pan-Asian cuisine. The ambiance is warm, with soft lighting and a minimalist vibe. Their sushi, dim sum, and noodles are consistent crowd-pleasers, and the portion sizes are generous. Service is courteous and prompt at a reasonable price. Great for both casual dining and quiet dinners.

The food was really good! This is another Pandora Road specialty and it lives up to the hype. Getting a table can be tricky so call in advance. The ambience is average but the food is spectacular! Definitely go check it out - you won’t regret it!

The food was absolutely amazing.... I gave the atmosphere 4 stars because..while we were eating, there was a family laughing and talking very loudly.. which unfortunately ruined my dining experience. I understand it’s not the restaurant’s fault...but I believe they could have politely requested the family to be mindful of others who were also trying to enjoy their meals....Other than that, everything was great the service was fast and efficient...

I enjoyed the restaurant; the menu offered a fascinating selection of Chinese, Japanese, and Thai dishes. 🍜🇹🇭🇯🇵 We ordered Tom Yum, Tom Kha, Som Tam, and basil chicken. 😋🤤👍 The Thai-style dish was delicious, however, the soup without rice, and the portion size was a bit small for me (though not for my wife). If you can't find another Thai restaurant, this one is acceptable.

I tried a Mongolian hotpot here with my friends for the first time it was for four people-sharing meal, and it was truly an amazing experience! The food was delicious, and the freshness of the vegetables really stood out. The atmosphere was pleasant and comfortable, making the meal even more enjoyable. The staff were humble and courteous, which added to the overall positive experience. One minor downside, though, was the lack of a dedicated basin for handwashing; I had to go inside the washroom just to wash my hands. It would be great if they could add a separate basin outside the washroom for more convenience. Overall, a fantastic experience with great food, service, and ambiance—I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking to try Mongolian hotpot!

After trying the fast food and then Indian food at and around pandora road we went for Chinese and we were not disappointed with this place… the soup was good and so was both paneer chilly starter .. chicken Kung Pao was Not the actual Kung Pao receipt but it was ok in taste… the chilly garlic fried rice were not up to the mark, they hardly had taste of garlic or chilies… but overall it was good. Note that the place does not serve beer (liquor) contrary to what the doorman told me :-(…

We ordered the Seven Treasure Veg in creamy garlic sauce and Pan Thai noodles—both were delicious! The food was excellent, and the service was quick. A small suggestion: it would be great if the menu highlighted their specialties more clearly, staff received a bit more training, and the washrooms were better maintained. Overall, a great experience! A fantastic spot to enjoy Chinese, Thai, and Japanese cuisine. Definitely worth a visit!

DISAPPOINTED! Just because it happens to be a Monday,should the quality of food served be that bad too???!!! We have been to this place earlier too and the food tasted better then hence made the mistake of coming here again!! We had come to Delhi after a long time and wanted to have some good chinese but were utterly disappointed with the taste and the service. The pork was hard,So called Ichiban spl noodles tasted bland. The highest disappointment was the Teriyaki crispy tempura roll,might as well have bought oily bread pakoda from some street stop!! The tom kha soup was well made and that’s it. One goes to specific restaurants because of its name ,ambience or Food quality ,this time we were totally disappointed with all.