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Mohan Ji Puri Wale

Try something unusual from the Indian cuisine. To taste perfectly cooked chole bhature, turkey and bhaji pav is a truly good idea. From the guests' point of view, jalebi is good here. Order great lassi, it's a must while visiting this restaurant.

Food delivery is a big plus of Mohan Ji Puri Wale. A number of guests say that the staff is efficient at this place. Fast service is a strong point that plays a great role for the success of this place. Prices here are reported to be democratic. The atmosphere is pleasant, as people see it. But google users haven't given this spot a high rating.

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Ashish Rawat

a month ago on Google

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Hygiene was OK but Puri Thali was quite expensive .I ordered Lassi also and it was good.
vikas chakrawarti

6 months ago on Google

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I recently visited Mohan Ji Puri Wale and tried both the puri chole and khasta chole. The puri chole was really tasty—crispy puris and flavorful chole made for a satisfying meal. However, I didn’t enjoy the khasta chole as much. It lacked the same freshness and taste. The presentation was nice and the place felt clean. Overall, a good spot if you're craving puri chole in Haridwar, but I’d skip the khasta next time. Service: 3
NK

3 years ago on Restaurant Guru

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I have a fan of this restaurant since 2012 but on my recent visit, after a few months gap, it was simply heart breaking to see the deterioration in the food quality and customer service. Perhaps new ownership or management has taken over but a total disregard towards the quality and presentation of food and basic service needs was absolutely unforgivable, despite a hefty increase in prices. There was not one paper napkin in sight and customers were seen using receipt paper to wipe their hands, with 4 staff members looking on. No steel pitchers and steel glasses on the tables, having been replaced by the flimsiest disposal cups and a help yourself water dispenser (obviously to push beverage sales). The food was luke warm and unfresh and with everything being served out of a buffet set up in the kitchen. No more fresh puris, bhatura and jalebis were visible at the entrance. Even the dosas and noodles were pre-prepared and served damp and coldish. The whole set up was loudly communicating to all customers : “ Bring in your fat wallets and leave your expectations for decent meal out of the door. And while at it, do eat at your own peril.” I apologise for my grumpiness but it truly was a very poor visit and I am still cursing myself for having allowed my young son to consume the food on offer.
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