Honest Restaurant

**Food:** We tried the Bhakri Pizza, Bahubali Sandwich, and Dabeli. The Bhakri Pizza had a lot of potential, though the bhakri was a bit overcooked this time—I'd love to try it again when it's perfectly done! The Dabeli had a nice flavor with the potatoes, onions, and dabeli masala, but I was hoping for the full traditional experience with the tangy chutneys, crispy sev, and fresh onion toppings that make it so special. It was also a touch sweeter than the classic version I remember. Since I came here looking to reconnect with those nostalgic flavors from back home, it would be wonderful to see an authentic Dabeli on the menu—I think it would be a real crowd-pleaser! **Service:** The place was bustling with customers, which is always a great sign! The staff did a commendable job managing

Great vegetarian spot with authentic Gujarati flavors. Almost everything on the menu is worth trying. If you’re nearby or looking for a better option, this place is a must-visit. Conveniently located next to Patel Brothers for Indian grocery shopping.

The Best Indian food I have ever eaten in my life. Period. The sandwich and the Masala Dosa are a must try.

🌟 Honest Restaurant – Pure Veg Delight After an Epic Day! After a long and adventure-packed day at Epic Universe, we wrapped up our evening at Honest Restaurant, a pure vegetarian spot that truly hit the mark. 🚗 Parking & Setup Parking was a breeze—plenty of space and no restrictions. The ambiance might not dazzle you at first glance, but the place is clean, well-maintained, and offers ample seating. It’s a self-service setup: order at the counter, find your table, and grab your own plates and utensils if needed. 🍽️ Food Experience Skipping appetizers due to major hunger pangs, we dived straight into the mains. We began with Puri Channa—ordered two plates, loved it so much we went back for a third. Each plate came generously served with: • 2 Puris and Channa • Fresh salad (tomato, cucu

Honestly the second we enter, the vibes were terrible. First of all, there was no welcome and the guy at the front didn’t even look up at us after a minute. We were told to take our own menues. The food finally came out and just from the looks of it, we could tell it was warmed up food from those frozen packages and definitely not hand made or fresh. The noodles and bhaji were alright but other than that, eveything tasted artificial. Even the water was across the restaurant and we ourselves had to go and get it. This honestly didn’t not seem as if we were in a restaurant as even in the modern day and age, the whole restaurant utilized plastic utensils and plates along with styrofoam. When we told him we wanted a different dish Because the one we we received wasn’t up to our expectations at