Aai Saheb restaurant

I was travelling with my family from ahmedabad, heard a lot about misal in Grapes farm concept, This was a hidden gem I would say, must visit place if you are travelling back to Nashik from Trimbakeshwar Jyotirling, you can have a lunch at this place :) it's on the way.

Visited here on 11 sep 24, ambience is very cool, silent, they are usually playing song tunes, that too at a very low comfortable level. It's crowded on weekends, other days not so much. Missal was good, ( if u want more tastier, u need to consider sadhna or other , but thier u have to wait for the table, here u don't need to, it's not that much hyped ) . I loved the surrounding area, only farms, kids friendly, lots of pic spots, parking is spacious. (This place is 50-80 meters inside the main road, and the inner small road is very bad right now, I would suggest not to go double seat on bike, ask the back seat person to walk from main road to hotel, it's just 80 meters, but if still can't, then drive very carefully)

Aai Saheb restaurant is located on the outskirts of Nashik city on Trimbakeshwar road nearly 2-3 km from Mahindra Circle. One can find authentic misal and grape themed ambience and seating arrangements in this place. Food is decent enough however I have had better tastes of misal in several other locations. In terms of ambience I would give full marks to their creative thinking and decoration ideas. Also I would recommend to keep tea in their menu as that was missing and disappointed me because that is the most craved item in this monsoon.

overall it was really good experience with this place where you get misal paw thali and other limited food items under real grape farm with really descent decoration, you may enjoy with family and friends. You get spicy misal as i prefer, sol kadhi, tasty and thin jalebi, ice creams in three flavours, but I didn't liked juices there which were only preservatives. also there's hall for any celebrations like engagement ceremony or any other small gatherings for 200-300 persons.

Aaisaheb Misal in Nashik seems to be a popular spot, particularly known for its Misal Pav. Here's a review based on the available information: A Taste of Nashik's Spice: A Review of Aaisaheb Misal Aaisaheb Misal has carved a niche for itself in Nashik, especially for those seeking a flavorful and authentic Misal experience. Located on Trimbak Road, near Satpur, it appears to be a go-to destination for locals and visitors alike. What stands out: * The Misal: The core of the experience is undoubtedly their Misal Pav. While some videos suggest it has a "black rassa" but looks red, the general consensus points towards a delicious and satisfying preparation. It seems they offer a complete Misal Thali, which is quite generous. * Generous Thali: The Misal Thali appears to be a highlight, offering not just the Misal Pav but also jalebi, kanda bhaji (onion fritters), batata bhaji (potato fritters), taak (buttermilk), lassi, and solkadhi. This makes it a complete and fulfilling meal. * Ambiance: While details are limited, one YouTube video mentions a "best ambiance," suggesting a pleasant dining environment. * Popularity: Several videos showcasing Aaisaheb Misal with high view counts indicate its popularity among food enthusiasts and locals in Nashik. One video even mentions they prepare a significant quantity of Misal daily (20 quintals!), highlighting its demand. * Jumbo Thali: For those with a hearty appetite, they also seem to offer a "Jumbo Misal Thali," further emphasizing the generous portions. Things to note: * The exact spice level and specific variations of their Misal are not detailed in the available snippets. * Some of the information appears to be a few years old (2020-2022), so it's always good to check for recent updates or changes. * There seems to be another establishment called "Hotel Aaisaheb" in Ojhar, Nashik, which also serves Misal Pav. It's important to specify "Aaisaheb Misal" on Trimbak Road to avoid confusion. Overall: Based on the available information, Aaisaheb Misal seems like a must-try place in Nashik for Misal lovers. The generous Misal Thali with a variety of accompaniments, coupled with its apparent popularity, suggests a satisfying and flavorful experience. If you are in Nashik and craving authentic Maharashtrian Misal, Aaisaheb Misal on Trimbak Road should definitely be on your list.

Misal is balanced. Not so spicy. Butter milk and other options like bhaji are also tasty. Parking space available. The atmosphere is very peaceful and enjoyable. One must visit at least once for ambience, food and lots of photography. Nice place for a better start of the day.

The owner is incredibly rude and dismissive towards customers. When I politely expressed my disappointment with the food, they became confrontational and unapologetic. The misal pav itself was the worst; it was flavourless and unappetizing. The combination of terrible food and unacceptable customer service makes me hesitant to recommend this place to anyone. Don't go to this place and waste your money.

It was sunday, and we headed to sadhana misal...but crowds and chaos left us to find new place. We found this beautiful taste Ambiance as in picture is very good. Lots of photographic arrangement. Kids enjoy this place as jhulas are there as well as lots of natural corners for selfie lovers. Washroom are neat and clean. ---latest update. Go there if you want good family photos along with jelebi which is good. Rest dont come here for misal. Its not tasty, rassa not having any taste. If you come here for good misal you will disappoint. Menu is now misal and kanda batata bhaji, jelebi, earlier menu is not avaliable now. Giving 2 star for ambiance only.