Shaan-E-Punjab

7 Reviews on “Shaan-E-Punjab”

• The Hungry Chennaite

  Located at SP Infociy’s food court, this place is almost the only north Indian option in the court court. The taste of the food is inconsistent and totally depends on your luck. I have tasted some of their kebabs, roti combos, samosa and chaat varieties. Except their samosa, I have never liked anything else from this place.

  July 8, 2020, 7:39 pm

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• Bignothing Indian

  Friendly counter People, Completes request with in 10 mins. Place and plates are clean and serves fast. Likely to recommend most if you are coming to Perungudi for having food here.

  January 23, 2020, 5:39 pm

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• Priyadharshini

  This place is very disappointing and the taste of their chat items can be improved! Pani puris are okayish and tried pav bhajji which was not up to the mark! There’s a lotta room for this place to improve!!

  July 1, 2019, 12:48 pm

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• Sian

  Me with my friends got there for a dinner, and we ordered different types of Punjabi foods including other items like a biryani, fried rice and all.It was not that tasty especially the veg items. The spices are not that much good and they kept us all waiting for a long time.I can say it’s an average restaurant and don’t expect something bigger from it. And if you see the price, it is bit expensive and you won’t get for what you pay.Lassi is very good there. The only thing I like it from the restaurant.

  October 22, 2017, 11:19 pm

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• Srijita Chakrabarty

  Based on food ordered via zomato online ordering with a discount : if you want something pocket-friendly and crave for chicken, it’s okay. Otherwise it’s not that great. I had ordered Malai tikka (chicken) and naan. The latter was value for money. The kebabs, however, were pretty dry. The pudina chutney was good.P.S. : I didn’t quite understand their combo concept.

  September 2, 2016, 11:34 am

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• Lakshmi Narayanan G

  Part of SPICE Food Court in SP Infocity, this place is a hit or miss (mostly a miss). At their best days, the food is decent for the money you pay. At their worst days (which is most of the time), you’ll be heart-broken for wasting the money. I’ve been here 6 times now, and it’s been a hit only 2/6 times. They’ve these concept of daily combos, but often they tend to replace the items in the combo menu with something else, which typically happens to be one of their least selling, awful dish. One of the ‘hit’ things will be their Veg Shammi Kebab Combo (Each combo is Rs. 130), and their awful grade goes for Paneer Tikka Masala (Good Paneer, spoiled by the gravy). I ended up being the unfortunate one today, having my Veg Shammi Kebab replaced by Paneer Tikka Masala. Note: Salt content in the dishes are slightly on the higher side, so be wary of them if you don’t take salt. techiefoodie.in

  July 20, 2016, 10:40 pm

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• Sammienatorr

  After a good day at work, at 5 realized I had forgot all about lunch and almost fainted. Friend told that the building had a food court and we headed there for a bite.Located inside the food court of SP infocity, shaan e Punjab is what I chose to satiate my hunger. We quickly ordered a chicken Tikka combo and chicken stuffed paratha and within minutes we were handed our food.The studied paratha was yumm! I really don’t know if it was the hunger or if it is was really that good. Once the hunger was under control I turned to combo. It was quite so-so. The tandoori rotis were hot and the gravy spicy and tangy but it lacked the zing.. Zing or no zing the food was gone in minutes. The whole thing came to only 310 bucks. It was very filling. Perfect for a quick bite.Ambience – Food court.Service – self.Food – 3/5.Pricing – 5/5.Location – 5/5.Parking – Ample. sammienatorr.com

  May 24, 2016, 7:00 am

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