Bihar Se...By The Panache

We stay nearby. Wanted Bihar taste. Ordered litte chokha, chicken curry. Yeah taste was good. Almost Bihar like. If you order Punjabi dishes, obviously taste won't be typically Bihar. Cost on higher side.ambience good. Night view. Sure day time it must be hot early June, this time. Winter it should be very comfortable. Basement parking was sufficient 9pm on a Sunday. On a busy afternoon, it must be falling short. Service wasn't prompt. They take care of you right from entrance. Polite. Well behaved staff. Someone is directing and managing well.

Disappointed with the taste, Mutton and chicken curry flat and sweet taste like typical Delhi restaurant food. No authenticity of Bihar in taste, No flavour n spices . Great ambiance and good service, litti chokha was ok but served with only 1 green chutney , there should be Mustard chutney also. You can visit here for ambience but dont go for Bihari Authenticity, you will disappoint.

Food: Food is below average and priced on the upper end. Won't recommend. Service: The food arrived late, the staff seems improfessional. Atmosphere: The main dining area does not have air conditioners which is shocking Overall I would not visit this place again.

- Good place - Plenty of parking - I ordered soup, that was good. - My friend had non-veg & he liked it. XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX - Place can be more clean - I had better litti chokha than this. - litti was bone-dry - Chutney and chokha juice vanished on contact.

Bihar Se by The Panache, from Bihar to New Delhi, Sector 19 , Dwarka Delhi, nearest metro station Dwarka Sector 10 Bihar's cuisine. serves authentic dishes. You must taste litti chokha, sattu paratha. The glimpse of Bihar and it's hertiage is seen. Spacious for parties. Humble staff and delicious food. Kudos to team

Food was great and so was the presentations. Gaurav the person serving me was a great professional. Nidan Singh-- the manager was quite active and caring . Do visit!

Food is awesome... All the starters we tried were good. Tawa fish Dum ka murg ( or something similar in name) A mushroom starter with a bit cheese filling Lassi Do not remember much of the main course. It has ample of parking space.

Although full of colours and aroma, Bihari cuisines have always been less advertised in comparison to other Indian cuisines. This place does its bit to give an honest and in-depth look into what an authentic Bihari meal looks like. You can have Litti Chokha, various Chicken and Mutton delicacies (esp. Champaran Mutton Curry) as well as various Bihari snacks when here. It offers both indoor and outdoor seating (although we chose the indoor option due to the wintry conditions). The interiors also give you a glimpse of Bihari art (especially the Madhubani paintings). They also serve in clay utensils (with a leaf plate on top). The service is quite prompt. Overall it's a nice place for an afternoon lunch.