Oye Amritsar - Bengaluru

Ambience: The restaurant, located on the second floor, has a calming yellow lighting and wooden tables and chairs. The walls are adorned with Punjabi phrases, but the music is not Punjabi. Food is served in steel plates. Staff: The staff is polite and well-dressed, although service can be slow. They are not dressed in traditional Punjabi attire. Offers/Service Charge: 1. The restaurant does not accept Magicpin discount vouchers. 2. Booking through the Dineout app is recommended to avoid delays. 3. Service charge is not disclosed upfront, which is considered unethical. Customers have the right to refuse paying this charge. Food: The food is decently Punjabi but not overly spicy. Synthetic food coloring is used, which may not be healthy. Onions are not complimentary and are charged separately as a salad. 1. Sarson ka Saag Main Course: Creamy saag with a mild mustard flavor. Rating: 3.5/5 2. Makke ki Roti Breads: Soft corn flour roti, but may be mixed with wheat flour. Rating: 3.5/5 3. Amritsari Kulcha: Soft kulcha with bland potato filling. Rating: 3/5 4. Mushroom Tikka Starter: Grilled mushroom with paneer filling. Rating: 3.5/5 5. Lassi: Thick and creamy lassi with dry fruits, lacking traditional butter flavor. Rating: 3.5/5 6. Pickle and Coriander Chutney: Spicy pickle and balanced coriander chutney. Rating: 3.5/5 Recommendations: 1. Use organic ingredients. 2. Avoid non-biodegradable materials like plastic. 3. Eliminate synthetic food coloring. 4. Use homemade white butter. 5. Maintain cleanliness in the restroom. 6. Staff should wear traditional Punjabi attire. 7. Add indoor plants for ambiance. 8. Serve infused water as an appetizer. 9. Clearly state service charge in the menu. 10. Remove misleading offers and be transparent with customers.

The restaurant has a dimly lit ambiance with one large window through which you can see the outside scenery. The staff are friendly and attentive, taking care of all our requests. As for the food, it was heavenly. We ate so much that my stomach felt like it was about to burst. The Patiala-style lassi was also a highlight of our meal.

We decided to have a delicious Punjabi style meal at Oye Amritsar in J.P Nagar. It can get quite crowded at times, but we were fortunate to be seated within 10 minutes. The interior has a warm ambiance with glass windows that offer a view of the surroundings. The staff is welcoming and attentive, addressing all of our inquiries. The food was heavenly, and we ended up eating so much that we felt like we were going to burst. The Patiala-style dishes were a special highlight.

I have visited this restaurant a few times based on recommendations and have had positive experiences. The first time I went with my family, the atmosphere was lively and the food was delicious. We had a great time. The second time there was a mistake with our order, but the restaurant was apologetic and kindly removed the dishes from our bill. Overall, it is a nice place to dine.

I have been to this restaurant a few times and have heard great things about it. The first time I went with my family, the place was bustling. The food was delicious and we had a wonderful time. The second time, there was a mix-up with our order, but the restaurant was very apologetic and kindly removed the dishes from our bill. Overall, it is a nice place to dine.