Amritsar haveli express with Samroze coffee Sector 63 Noida Noida's Finest

"On 25 Dec 2020, Amritsar Haveli created a World Record for the largest Amritsari Kulcha in clay oven. Measuting 32 inches it was prepared at the restaurant in Amritsar Mall.They have now opened a branch in Sector-63, Noida. We also ordered the kucha. It was served with bowl of chana that had prefect home made taste. The onion rings served as accompaniment had just right amount of chilli powder, salt and the spices. The star of the plate was of course the kucha straight from the clay oven."

"After 6-7 visits to Amritsar Haveli sector 63, Noida now I am writing review Such a nice, welcoming atmosphere,I like to eat traditional punjabi and North Indian food specially daal tadka,paratha,haveli specials paneer delicious 🤤 Staff & service is good 😊 staff is polite,helpful and well behave 👍price is decent for quality and quality."

"Amritsari Haveli is a wonderful place to enjoy authentic Punjabi food in a traditional setting. The ambience is vibrant and beautifully designed, giving you the feel of Punjabi culture and hospitality. The staff is courteous and attentive, making the dining experience pleasant. The food is delicious, with rich flavors and generous portions — especially the parathas, lassi, and thali options that truly stand out. Prices are reasonable for the quality and quantity served. It can get a little crowded during peak hours, which sometimes affects service speed, but overall the experience is satisfying. A great spot to enjoy hearty Punjabi meals with family and friends."

"The food did not taste extraordinary as the name suggests. We ordered Punjabi amritsari kulcha n sarson ka saag but it tasted like any other random restaurant. It wasnt fresh as after eating my stomach started aching.there was a peculoar unpleasant smell too. Would not recommend!!"

"Edit: Thanks for casual, random reply _/\_ Got palmed off ( चुना लग गया ). Disappointing food and high stinginess ( kanjoosi ). Just see the amount of gajar halwa. The katori is of chutney 😅. What pressures in life made the management fix the amount for a decent amount is really out of my understanding. It's hardly 50 grams. For the same price reputed sweet shops give > 300 grams serving. Even the signature dish chhole kulche is highly disappointing. I live nearby and went a few times since the store opened. Was looking to get my winter chhole kulche fix and excited when I found it the focal point of the restaurant. However the kulcha is surprisingly thin. Also very stiff. It was fine the first time I ate but not in later ones. It also gave me stomach discomfort so its a very bad experience overall."