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A typical egg meal contains- 4 chapatis or rice, dal, one 'bhaja', one sabji e.g, 'alu posto', egg curry of two eggs, and a 'khejurer chatni'. The foo…
Bitan Datta
Aahar
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worst experience , first time i am ordering food , as it is only mentioned that restaurant opens from 8 am to 10 pm but when i am trying to place my o…
SaH'a AriIn'jta
Aahar
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Very dissapointed.. so much oil in everything.. lower quantity..…
Tanmoy Mandal
Aahar
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Aahar is open for Takeaway and Delivery. Aahar serves Bengali and Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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8 Reviews on “Aahar”
worst experience , first time i am ordering food , as it is only mentioned that restaurant opens from 8 am to 10 pm but when i am trying to place my order one of the staff saying no order will be taken after 10 p.m , i am simply dissatisfied with the behavior of the staff
Very dissapointed.. so much oil in everything.. lower quantity..
very good
good quantity and simple light tasty food
Home delivery thali services have a signature problem – items are oily, and often the choice of vegetables and dishes are the cheapest options available to fit into the cost. Ahar’s problem wasn’t this – the meal was sumptuous for less than 100 bucks and the ingredients included paneer, dates chutney and dal of rich consistency instead of its watery variant. Yet , with such generous intentions, the meal failed on grounds of bad execution – the paneer was partly stale which is a shame because the rest of the dish consisting of aloo was actually good. Then the egg curry in the egg thali combo turned out to be a greater disappointment – the hard boiled eggs were over-fried, the curry wasn’t cooked long enough, and worse of it all, there was no salt, whether in the curry, or the eggs or the measly pieces of aloo in it. To botch a homely egg curry requires negative skills of enormous measure ! Thankfully a few good dishes managed to somehow redeem the thali – the rich moong-masur dal was my favourite, together with the Julienned potato fries (which seemed like market bought but tasted fresh nonetheless), and the really freshly made dates chutney. Baba and maa’s fish thali was also satisfactory, and the fish curry in light sorshe gravy tasted pretty good as did the piece of fresh pieces of fish.Overall, it was a mixed bag experience. But with everything priced so reasonable and service being so prompt, I am not yet ready to write it off without trying it a few more times. You should as well, if you live nearby and need home food parcelled to you.
Had recently ordered food from them for one week. But, on the last two days, the fish was not at all fresh. Gave them the feedback on the day that this had happened. But, the next day also, the same thing got repeated. Not sure why they would like to lose customers – maybe they just do not care. So, now trying out other options!!
I am a regular customer of Aahar & had been ordering lunch from them on Sunday’s. Food is definitely typical Bengali homemade cusine & obviously tasty. The amount served can feed two persons for order of one plate, and I really like it.Delivery service is in time. Side dishes are changed according to the need & demand.My overall experience is very good