Dara's Dhaba

Food quality is very good. Lassi must try however the Malai in Lassi is kind of tasting as ghee which some people will not like but we enjoyed it. Multiple veg and non veg option also they have hard drinks. Ac non ac proper dhaba feel with khatiya machan.. go with group or couple you will.enjoy it for sure.

I went there for a Family Dinner. We took the table in the open area near parking. Food was great and the service was quiet fast. The best thing about this place was that they served food in steel utensils. This is the best thing that I loved about this place. I did not like the ambience as much, but that is my personal view. Ample to space for parking and sitting. Washrooms were clean too.

The whole vibe and ambience is pretty good. The staff is attentive and polite. The food is a bit expensive but the taste could have been better. Other than that, a good place to dine-in with your friends and family.

Visited Dara's Dhaba recently and tried their Khichiya Papad, Butter Chicken, and the Non-Veg Platter. While the quality of the ingredients remains consistent, I couldn't help but notice that the taste has changed compared to previous visits. The flavors that once stood out now feel a bit muted, especially in the Butter Chicken, which used to be a highlight. The Khichiya Papad was crispy and enjoyable, and the Non-Veg Platter was decent, but it lacked the wow factor it once had. The service was prompt, and the ambiance is still cozy, but I hope the kitchen can bring back the original magic in their dishes. Overall, a decent experience, but I miss the old taste that made this place special. Hoping for a comeback soon!

This dining experience perfectly blended great food and ambiance, making it unforgettable. Whether you're looking to celebrate a special occasion, enjoy a quiet dinner, or simply indulge in quality cuisine, this place is worth every moment. The staff was dressed in traditional attire, further enhancing the authentic feel. They were attentive and made great recommendations. It was a nostalgic and satisfying experience that celebrated the essence of Indian roadside dining. Highly recommended for those seeking hearty food and a genuine dhaba vibe!

Recently visited this place on a sunday sunny afternoon on my way back to mumbai Was unsure if they have a ac sitting section available Jus happen 2 ask and oh my god it was very peaceful and calming and the food is soul soothing Jus happen 2 have a desi meal on a sunday afternoon with rabdi jalebi in deserts along with warm gulab jamun Ordered the following things 1. Mushroom tikka 5/5 2.lasooni palak 3/5 big chunks of Mushroom deep fried could have been mashed or grated it small 3.sarsoda saag 5/5 And in breads 4.missi roti 5. Butter rumali 6. Laccha paratha 7. Punjabi lassi amazing can be shared by 3 of dem easily (5/5) 8.cheese garlic naan for starters Deserts 9. Rabdi jalebi 4/5 10. Gulab jamun Graded service 4/5 as felt it was slow for a sunday afternoon around 3ish Sitting is amazing chair sitting and sofa kind of dhaba sitting under ac in a summer afternoon is a bliss

Dara ka Dhaba, Mira Road Date: 19th January 2025 If you're craving authentic and hearty flavors, Dara ka Dhaba is the place to be. I visited with friends and had an incredible dining experience. We started with roasted papad chana garlic fry, sabzi seekh kabab, and a paneer starter. Each dish had bold and perfectly balanced flavors, setting the stage for what was to come. The star of the meal was the Sarso da Saag with Makki Roti, served with white butter. This traditional Punjabi dish was soulful and comforting, paired with a glass of chilled chaas--truly unforgettable. To round off the feast, we indulged in the Matka Dum Biryani, which was aromatic and rich, leaving us thoroughly satisfied. Verdict: A must-visit for authentic North Indian flavors. Warm ambiance, great service, and dishes that linger on your taste buds.

The place has a typical dhaba vibe with simple seating arrangements . However, the experience was underwhelming. The food was just about average--nothing to rave about. While the menu has a decent variety of North Indian staples like dal, roti, and paneer dishes, the flavors were fairly bland and lacked the punch you'd expect from a traditional dhaba. Portions were reasonable, but the taste left much to be desired. What really stood out, unfortunately, was the extremely slow service. Despite being only moderately crowded during our visit, we had to wait a long time for our order to be taken and even longer for the food to arrive. Staff seemed inattentive and not very responsive to requests, which added to the overall disappointment. In short, Daras Dhaba is okay for a quick stop if you're not too picky about taste or service. But if you're expecting great food and efficiency,