Nice foods with worthy price don't have a too much price I'll rate 5 star and nice view

On the way back to Delhi from Jaipur in a Flix bus, I woke up to the bus being parked at this Hotel & Restaurant. i have not included a review rating for Rooms since I didn't stay there just had a Tandoori Parantha and Adrak Elaichi Chai. This is roughly another 2 hour 45 min drive to Delhi so a mid point stopover. For us it seemed to be because the Driver/Conductor would get free food but then that's a very standard practice so why use that as a factor. The good points 1. Beautiful surroundings. Surrounded by lush yellow/green mustard fields made eternally popular for romantic hearts by DDLJ. 2. They also have a small bunny cage, cute but not so great from animal perspective as they were quite a few cramped into a small cage 3. The tandoori parantha was quick and quite decent size for the price. It was a bit stretchy which meant extra dose of refined flour but guess that again is a standard practice. The parantha was served and I wasn't told about it which I had requested as I was walking outside and hence it was not piping hot 4. The tea was quick too but left a bit of not much to be desired. Though i had asked for it to be served post meal and when I asked for it to be reheated, fresh cup of tea was served so definitely a 4.5 on service Overall it's a bit of a hit or miss but what worked for me was open spaces around, mustard fields, a bit rustic giving the old highway dhaba feel which is just vanishing now with all the big brands and chains coming up while basic modern and hygiene washroom facility.

The surroundings are beautiful. Lush yellow-green mustard fields, the kind made famous by DDLJ, give a peaceful, romantic vibe. They have a small bunny cage, which is cute but not great from an animal perspective—too many rabbits cramped in a small space. The tandoori parantha was quick and decently sized for the price. It was a bit stretchy (probably extra refined flour),but that’s common. Only issue: I asked for it to be served when ready, but it came while I was outside, so it wasn’t hot. The tea was served fast, though it wasn’t anything special. When I asked to reheat it, they brought a fresh cup instead—good service.

On the way back to Delhi from Jaipur in a Flix bus, I woke up to the bus being parked at this Hotel & Restaurant. I didn’t stay there, so I can’t review the rooms, but I had a Tandoori Parantha and Adrak Elaichi Chai. This is roughly another 2 hour 45 min drive to Delhi, so it’s a mid-point stopover. For us, it seemed like the driver/conductor stopped partly because they get free food here—but that’s standard practice, so not a big factor. The good points: 1. The surroundings are beautiful. Lush yellow-green mustard fields, the kind made famous by DDLJ, give a peaceful, romantic vibe. 2. They have a small bunny cage, which is cute but not great from an animal perspective—too many rabbits cramped in a small space. 3. The tandoori parantha was quick and decently sized for the price. It was a bit stretchy (probably extra refined flour), but that’s common. Only issue: I asked for it to be served when ready, but it came while I was outside, so it wasn’t hot. 4. The tea was served fast, though it wasn’t anything special. When I asked to reheat it, they brought a fresh cup instead—good service. The not-so-good: - An uncle had been waiting 25 minutes for his order and left without getting it. Inconsistency seems to be an issue here. - The tea was average—lacked strong ginger-cardamom flavor. Overall, it’s a hit or miss. The open space, mustard fields, and rustic highway dhaba feel work in its favor—something rare now with all the big chains. The washrooms are basic but clean.