Matamaal

Name: Matamaal
Address: DLF City Court, 203-204, Gurugram, Haryana, 203-204, India
Telephone: +919899499043
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

3948 votes

#172 of 12293 restaurants in Gurugram

Indian, Vegetarian options

$$$$ Price range per person INR 800

DLF City Court, 203-204, 203-204

Gurugram, Haryana, India

Sikandarpur

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Discover new dishes of Indian cuisine in the comfort of this restaurant. Matamaal offers good spiced kebabs, spiced rice and chicken skewers. Tasty yogurt, fruit ice cream and biscuits will impress you at the first bite. This place has delicious liqueur or good bitter among its drinks. A selection of great rose tea, juice or lassi is provided to guests.

At this spot, you can celebrate any party, whether it's an anniversary, a wedding or a birthday party. Many visitors mention that the staff is hospitable at this place. Service at this restaurant is something one can name terrific. Prices are adequate for the quality you receive. The beautiful decor and pretty ambiance let clients feel relaxed here. The average rating of Matamaal on Google is 4.2.

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(4.2/5)

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(4.2/5)

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(4.2/5)

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Basit Beigh a month ago on Google

As someone who’s grown up in Kashmir and eats authentic wazwan at least once a week, I honestly don’t understand how this place is getting such good reviews. It’s a complete letdown in the name of wazwan. We tried the Rogan Josh, I don’t even know what it was supposed to taste like because it definitely wasn’t Rogan Josh. The Yakhni was bland and disappointing, and the so-called Kashmiri Waza-style Kokur tasted more like a basic kadhai chicken you’d get at any regular restaurant. The only dish that was somewhat okay was the Chok Charwan. Even the Gande Choth (onion vinegar chutney) — which is the easiest thing to get right — tasted terrible. Honestly, the only thing authentic on our table was the Coke. I get that they’ve tried to create a Kashmiri vibe with the ambiance and folk music, and that part is nice. But a good atmosphere isn’t enough if the food is this bad. If you’re looking for real wazwan, please don’t waste your time or money here. If it’s just the decor and Kashmiri songs you’re after, then sure — visit once. But food-wise, this was a huge disappointment. Hope they seriously work on their recipes because right now, it’s nowhere close to what Kashmiri food should be. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹1,000–1,200 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3

Response from the owner a month ago

Hello Basit, Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate you taking the time out to write to us. Please note, wazwaan is very different from Kashmiri Pandit cuisine that you have ordered namely the Roganjosh, Yakhni and Chok . These dishes are made with 100% authenticity without onion, garlic and tomatoes. I hope you understand the difference between the two cuisines coming from the same region and appreciate the nuances. Again, thank you for writing to us.

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Brahmleen Kaur 2 months ago on Google

Tried their wazwan chicken seekh and chicken roganjosh and nothing tasted good. I am not sure whether kashmiri food should taste like what they served today. Chicken roganjosh pieces didnt taste fresh at all and they were too chewy. I dont recommend this place. Food: 1 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

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Ritik Bazaz 2 months ago on Google

As a Kashmiri Pandit, I was looking forward to an authentic taste of home at Matamaal. The food was overall good, but I found the flavors to be a bit underwhelming. Most of the dishes had noticeably less salt, which dulled the taste. What was particularly disappointing was the Wazwan — the kabab portion was only half, whereas traditionally it is served full. That felt like a compromise on authenticity. The ambiance and service were nice, but when it comes to the food, I expected a more genuine and flavorful Kashmiri experience. For someone familiar with true Kashmiri cuisine, it felt a bit toned down. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹1,000–1,200 Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Phirni, Kashmiri Breads, Mutton Rista, Kashmiri Kehewa, Chicken Rogan Josh

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