SALAM E WAZWAN

Amazing Kashmiri authentic food and wonderful hospitality... very polite staff and service... lovely experience... will surely visit again ... thank you team salam e wazban..

I recently had the pleasure of trying a Wazwan feast at a Salam E Wazwan, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. The rich flavors, the meticulous preparation, and the authenticity of the dishes truly transported me to the heart of Kashmiri cuisine. From the Kashmiri pulao to the flavorful Gushtaba, every dish was cooked to perfection, showcasing the expertise of the chefs. Beyond the food, the service was fantastic. The staff was warm, attentive, and eager to explain each dish, making the experience even more enjoyable. Specially (MR. AAQIB) our host. The ambiance complemented the meal beautifully, adding to the overall authenticity. If you're looking for an unforgettable culinary journey, I highly recommend trying Wazwan at this restaurant. It's a feast that's not just about food but about culture, tradition, and hospitality.

Best wazwan best restaurant in kashmir. Highly recommend this beautiful restaurant at Shalimar Bagh Srinagar. Authentic food . Big thanks to Salam e wazwan team .

I'm a total foodie and love trying new cuisines. I gave Wazwan a shot, but it didn't quite hit the spot for me. The flavors were really mild, and I didn't think it was worth the price. That being said, I've heard great things about Kashmiri food and I'm excited to try more dishes!

Misleading Google rating. This place is completely hugely overpriced for very small amount of tasteless food. Very scanty options available. Strongly not recommended.

We had service by reyaan he is the guy who requested us to go salam e wazwan restaurant The food and service is good and the atmosphere is exallent and the food rista and kabbaba is very yammy and tasty ..keep coming here

I came to the place solo searching for the best wazwan and this place by far has the best Ghustaba and is a must try and the company of Ishfaq and lateef left me with good memories.

Salam e Wazwan - An Overpriced and Disappointing Experience Having traveled across 10-11 states and two Union Territories in India, I can confidently say that my visit to Salam e Wazwan in Srinagar was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had. Misleading Google Rating (4.2) We chose this restaurant based on its 4.2 rating on Google Maps, expecting a decent meal. However, our experience made us seriously question how it managed to achieve such a high rating. Overpriced and Insufficient Portions In most restaurants across Srinagar and Jammu, portion sizes tend to be quite generous--almost double compared to other parts of India. Keeping that in mind, we ordered three veg thalis (500 each), expecting them to be sufficient for six people. To our surprise, even one thali wasn't enough for a single person! Charging 500 for such a tiny portion felt outright exploitative. The chicken dish was no better--priced at 350 for just two pieces with an awful taste. Poor Service and Basic Items Missing The rotis were served cold, but since we were hungry, we ordered three more. Despite it being peak lunch hour, they could only serve two and claimed they had run out. No green chilies were available--something I've never encountered at any restaurant or even roadside stalls. They charged 80 for a tiny salad plate consisting of just four to six pieces of cucumber and a few pieces of carrot. Even worse, it was pre-cut and stored in the fridge near the washbasin. Given the already high food prices, I assumed the salad was complimentary, but to my shock, we were charged for it. Low-Quality Food and Overpriced Extras The rice used for both plain rice and biryani was of terrible quality--thick and hard to chew. An extra serving of plain rice cost us 120, which felt ridiculously overpriced. Taste-wise, everything was disappointing, except for the mixed vegetables, which were the only somewhat decent item. Signs of Stale Food After paying the bill and leaving, we noticed that food was being brought in from outside in large containers--a clear sign that it wasn't freshly prepared. Final Thoughts This was our last day in Srinagar, and we were in a hurry. Given the situation, arguing over food quality didn't seem worth the effort. However, it became evident that this restaurant operates solely to take advantage of tourists rather than focusing on service or quality. Since they get a steady stream of new visitors due to Srinagar's high tourist demand, they simply don't care about customer satisfaction. Verdict: Avoid this place if you want fresh, good food at a fair price.