Prem Di Hatti

Punjabi restaurant · Tatarpur

Prem Di Hatti

Punjabi restaurant · Tatarpur

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Metro Station, Near, Prem Di Hatti J1/162 Shop No. 7, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi, Delhi 110027, India

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Down-to-earth kitchen spotlighting typical Punjabi nibbles & dishes in colourful surroundings.  

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Metro Station, Near, Prem Di Hatti J1/162 Shop No. 7, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi, Delhi 110027, India Get directions

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"Unlike most naan in Delhi, which is merely an accompaniment to dips or meats, naan from the Punjabi city of Amritsar, at the border between India and Pakistan, is a meal unto itself. In West Delhi, home to many Punjabi immigrants and their favorite foods, naan-ghar (naan house) Prem Di Hatti stuffs Amritsari-style naan with fresh, house-made paneer, before cooking it in a tandoor and delivering it to the table with a smear of butter and a side of pickled onions. The joy is simple: soft crumbly paneer and fresh bread hot from the oven, paired with a thick, sweet lassi garnished with pistachios. Prem Di Hatti sells out as the day rolls on, so it’s best to visit for breakfast. [$]" - Sharanya Deepak

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Safi Jain

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One of the oldest and best chole bhature place in Delhi to eat . Great taste . Excellent service , staff behaviour is very good. Pocket friendly. Good food specially Chhole Bhature with Sweet Lassi. Service is really quick.

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We visited Prem di hatti after a very long time. It’s close to the Rajouri Garden metro station. A small old dhaba with good food. Had chaap which was good. Tandoori Amritsari Kulcha stuffed with potato onion with dal and paneer was good. Rajma chawal were good as well. Not a great seating area but there is a lot of crowd who orders and people have it in their vehicles too. We went again after a year and had rajma rice with onions & chutney. This was good. You can ask for more rajma if it falls short. Then had onion, potato stuffed chur chur naan with dal, paneer & chhole. Naan is light nd crispy. Dal was ok. Paneer was not so good. Chanas were ok Service is quick and they give additional rajmas. Gave chhole to taste out of combo too.

Archita Rastogi

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We wanted to try Rajma Chawal of this place as it was highly recommended and kind of a must try by one of my friend. However as luck has it, we reached pretty late for lunch & have to order chur-chur naan thali since rajma-chawal was almost over. Looking at our disappointed faces the owner served us the last & small serving of rajma-chawal which was offcourse damn good (lucky us 😂) Chur Chur naan thali was also good. The place is tiny but economical.

Khyati Soni

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I only liked lassi. I don't know how this place has a 4-star rating... I ordered chur chur naan with Shahi paneer, and they just gave only 1 paneer piece in it, and when I asked for extra, they provided only gravy. That too, the paneer tasted very sweet. The service is not very good; the waiter is not attentive to anyone. In total, I wouldn't like to visit this place again.

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Hello, Hope you're doing well. "Coming to the food, I ordered their Chole Bhature. While they have many other dishes on the menu, Chole Bhature is their signature dish. It tasted good – fresh and flavorful, with the chole not being overly spicy. However, it wasn't so exceptional that you'd need to travel across Delhi for it. Overall, a good place for a satisfying Chole Bhature experience in West Delhi." All and a good place for having Chole Bhature, Thanks For reading ❤️

Shifali Gupta

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Ambience is not that good, considering it is a dhaba.. but food is delicious 😋 You must check out

Kishor Joshi

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Good food specially Chhole Bhature with Sweet Lassi. Service is quick. Atmosphere is OK type. Hygiene is average.

Taste Twerks

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Taste – 5/5 Portions – 5/5 Ambience – 5/5 Service – 5/5 Value for money – 5/5 One dish that no delhiite can resist is a plate of hot pipping delicious chole bathure and this place has been serving just that in rajouri garden near the metro station. A small place with limited seating, this place is famous among the localites for its flavours. Great service, friendly staff and pocket friendly prices has kept the place a hit over all these years. I tried : 1. Chole bathure – 5/5 Their chole bathure are literally to die for. A plate of chole bathure has two hot and big bathure stuffed with paneer and delicious chole that are a burst of flavours in each bite and will keep you wanting for more with each bite. They are served with a side of a tangy amla pickle and masala green chillies & chopped onions. This plate and your heart filled with joy are a match made in heaven. Cooked to perfection and scrumptious in every bite is what explains their chole bathure in nutshell. 2. Chur chur naan with shahi paneer – 5/5 Their naan are so soft and loaded with generous butter served with the creamy shahi paneer with a side of a tangy amla pickle and masala green chillies & chopped onions, it’s just flavours pouring in every bite. 3. Lassi – 5/5 Absolutely loved their thick creamy sweet chilled lassi served in kulhad. Nothing could have accompanied the hot pipping chole bathure and chur chur naan like this goodness served in a kulhad. You are missing out on something major in your life if you haven’t tried their chole bathure with chilled lassi for breakfast on a nice sunny winter morning.