manjit da dhaba

good punjabi food. phulkas, dal makani, baigan bhartha, lassie,parathasn mouth watering gulab jamoon. reasonable. full paise vasool. basic place to sit. might be hot during the day. cozy place hidden near frazer town bridge. must visit for food lovers. don't miss their bindi. worth ur time and palette. waiting is 15min on an average.

food is really really good. you can't find any better punjabi food. the pakodas in kadhi are so crispy and delicious, you can't get enough of them.
the lassi is too yumm and too much in quantity. tried all their stuff parathas, can't complain about anything.
totally loved it. just one advice, if you order more than 2 parathas, order separately, they give one butter piece for one plate. so if you order, let's say 3parathastogether, you will get 1 butter piece for all of them.
happy eating!

not overly impressed based on my experience. the dal makhani was watery, the rajma masala so so however the stuffedparathaswere pretty decent. although for the size of the order i didn't expect the food to come through quickly but they did a good job of managing it

we are from delhi and i have tried many north indian restaurants in bangalore and most of the food is filled with baking soda and the portions are too small. the taste isn't good either. but this place was a pleasant surprise! we ordered 2parathasand rajma chaval with lassi and this was the best dinner we've ever had. the rajma was light, perfectly spiced and theparathaswere properly filled and soft! the lassi was heavenly and wasn't too sweet either. we are so happy with the food that we ended up calling the establishment to thank the owner. we are definitely going to be ordering more food from here. totally recommend this place!

they gave no curd or chutney justparathasand they didnt taste great

after reading a lot of good reviews, decided to visit the place. it took a while to find the place as mentioned by everyone.

coming to the food, it was really good, less oil, less masala...we ordered paneer and mixed paratha, jeera rice, kadi and paneer burji.

theparathasand kadi was awesome! paneer burji was okay...nothing great! theparathaswere light! phulkas were so light ! can’t wait to go there again and try their other dishes...

finally ended the meal with gulab jamun which was delicious. it was very soft inside and was served hot!

will visit again soon...

ambience : it’s not a fine dine but gives you a good dhaba feel. the posters were funny ....

service was prompt.

while it looks nothing less than a fancy cafe, this dhaba has authentic punjabiparathasand lassis. must haves here are the gobhi paratha, aloo paratha, paneer paratha, full lassi, and don't forget to ask for loads of extra butter.

authentic veggie only punjabi dhaba right in the heart of the city.
theparathasare quite a stomachfull but you would not regret overeating😉

guys! if you are craving for some authentic punjabi food in banaswadi, this is the place to visit! their alooparathasare to die for! 😍 considering how they have revamped the entire place, it now looks so much more visually appealing and l totally love the punjabi vibe that it brings out. very efficient service and extremely budget friendly; this place is very popular among students and techies alike! the place tends to get crowded in the late evenings so try and be there around 7 , if you want to avoid standing in lines.

this is a traditional dhaba style restaurant, serving mostly vegetarian  punjabi style food.  after renovation the restaurant looks really charming.  the ambiance is very charming with funny quotes, all around the wall. the service is fast, and the staffs are very polite. 
coming back to the food, theparathasand plain phulka are reallly good. almost all of the items are really delicious.  we ordered paneer bhurji, dal makhnai, onion paratha, alu paratha, bengan bhartha, dal, everything was really delicious. although i did not like the palak panner.
one thing i really appreciate is their lassi, its monster size and totally mind blowing. 
the price is reasonable and pocket friendly. i would therefore definitely recommend this place, if you are looking for budget friendly authentic punjabi style food.

visited after one year place had been renovated but the taste is gone. nothing like before taste is average. very disappointed....parathasare very small curry is tasteless.

ambience 7/10
service 8/10
food 9/10

manjit has now been refurbished and renovated to a new and modern avatar. the old dark restaurant is now painted with bright and vibrant colours and have new art work on the walls probably looking to attract a new demographic of people.
the service here is quick and efficient. as thier food is easy to make and they have a great team of cooks be sure to get your food in a matter of minutes.
the food is absolutely delicious. they gave a set a differentparathaswhich are all delicious. thier phulkas are thin and light and can be eaten by the dozen. the lassi here is delicious but are massive in size. if you're going to order the full lassi make sure you still have space for it because it's no easy task to finish.
this is probably the only pure veg restaurant in the city i visit regularly and i would suggest everyone to go here if you're in the are or just looking for a pocket friendly option to fill your stomach.

i rate this restaurant 8/10

i took went with my beloved here as she was missing home food. the place never disappoints. everything fromparathasto papad are great. best part is staff knows punjabi and its fun talking to them.

worth the money. why do i say so. i ordered plain parathasassociated with baingan bartha and dall makhni.
sufficient quantity for 2 and masalas we're pretty mild and bearable. only thing missing was the burnt brinjal smell was not very strong

looking for home style vegetarian punjabi food...manjit da dhaba will deliver...their parathas, vegetarian dishes are great and worth it...i have had greasyparathasin the past but theparathashere are light in that sense..the only bad experience we had when we ordered through swiggy was an alien ant being sent along with the gulab jamuns...