Ambala By Darbar

Overall this place was never impressive but they have improved a lot on the snacks and sweets (mithai). Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

Went for breakfast/brunch and got the chana puri and halva puri, along with fresh mango lassi and masala chai made from scratch. Really delicious, authentic and excellent value for money. Cant believe how good the food was at such an affordable price! Wide selection of sweets to choose from afterwards Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast

This is the worst place to have food in Dublin. 1. The mouth watering snacks on their menu is not fresh. For ex, we had Tikki chat and we expected the original aloo tikki but no, they used frozen tikki. Imagine gated carrot mixed with chole, it was worst experience. 2. We had papdi chat, they used namak pare as a substitute for papdi, so not authentic. 3. Chicken fried rice, I was expecting at least this to be better and indian style but no, it's worst. It totally looks they have hired A student who does not know how to cook. I should not even start on Ambience there is no table cloth, 3rd class dhaba chairs, no water served, no tissues on table 1 waiter not able to manage doing all the work. Absolutely Pathetic!!!!!

I would avoid it. Standards are going down every time we visit. Food quality is deteriorating, and service is not great. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

We ordered halwa puri and lassi. Unfortunately, there was a hair in the chanas. The taste of the halwa puri was good, but the amount of halwa we received was only two teaspoons. After we complained, we were given extra, but were charged for it, and the service was extremely poor and rude. Additionally, the mithai we received had a piece of paper inside it. Overall, we were very disappointed with the hygiene and the owner's service. Service: Dine in.