Name: Awadh 5
Address: 5th Mile, Stone, Pune Nagar Rd, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Telephone: +919272090138
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.4

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Many reviewers point out that you can have good dal makhani and perfectly cooked kulcha here. Cooks at this restaurant do their best to provide guests with tasty gulab jamun, kulfi and falooda. A lot of visitors order delicious coffee.

Musicians make live music in the evening. The professional staff meets you at Awadh 5 all year round. The fast service is something these restaurateurs care about. You will appreciate the lovely decor and enjoyable ambiance of this place. But this spot hasn't received a high rating from Google users.

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$$ $$ Average bill ~ INR 1,400

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the main course

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soup

cheese

chicken

lamb

seafood

rice

naan

Ratings of Awadh 5

Zomato 4.5/5 ⋅ 268 votes Google 3.5/5 ⋅ 33 votes

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Сredit cards accepted Delivery Takeaway Parking Booking Wheelchair accessible

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madhuparna basak

28 days ago on Google

We visited for the Bengali Food Festival and were genuinely excited, but the experience turned out to be extremely disappointing. As a Bengali, I found the food quality to be among the worst I’ve had. The chicken curry lacked flavour entirely and tasted boiled and chewy. The posto fish was similarly bland, and the pulao was just average. The only dish that stood out was the prawn malai curry, but even then, the prawns were possibly the smallest whole prawns I’ve ever seen. The chutney tasted more like a morabba than a proper Bengali chutney. What made the experience even worse was that the menu listed mutton curry—a staple and highlight of any Bengali meal—but they didn’t have it available. After raising this, they eventually brought out a serving, but it was mostly bones and ribs with barely any meat. For a 4-star property like Marriott Sheraton, this was incredibly underwhelming. I wouldn’t rate this food even 1 star. Please stop misleading customers by calling this a Bengali food festival. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch

Sulagna Gupta

a month ago on Zomato

We recently had our anniversary dinner at Awadh 5 , where there is an ongoing festival of Bengali cuisine. They have both a la carte and unlimited thali options. We tried both and I must say it went beyond my expectations. The thali was sumptuous and the quantity was perfect. Prawn malaikari and mishti doi were to die for. After a long time I had such a great chicken cutlet. It's a must try for all those Bengalis who struggle to find a good place to have proper Kolkata Bengali food.