Name: Singh's Fast Food Roti & Parata Centre
Address: Ameerpet,Belkampet Road,Beside Santosh Dhaba,Hyderabad Srinivasa Nagar Balkampet Gayatri Nagar (Ameerpet, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500016, India
Telephone: +919848444396
Price range: $
Rating: 4

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Many people come to taste perfectly cooked butter chicken, paneer and chicken roti. A lot of reviewers suppose that the staff is cool at this place. If you want to enjoy terrific service, you should visit this restaurant. From the guests' point of view, prices are attractive. It's an opportunity for you to enjoy the spectacular atmosphere. Singh's Fast Food Roti & Parata Centre is ranked 4 within the Google grading system.

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$ $$$ Average bill ~ INR 200 - INR 400

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curry and Chapati

chicken Lollipop

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chilly Paneer

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Google 4/5 ⋅ 1426 votes

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Nikhil Sapre

a month ago on Google

Tried to keep things very simple and ordered Dal Makhni and Aloo Gobi. Unfortunately, both dishes were quite disappointing. Maybe the local palate here prefers this kind of taste, but for someone who actually knows what authentic Dal Makhni and Aloo Gobi should taste like, this was far from it. The dal was extremely sweet—I mean sweet in a way that’s hard to even describe, completely throwing off the classic creamy-spicy balance it’s known for. The Aloo Gobi, on the other hand, was overly tossed in a heavy gravy masala, making it lose the subtle earthy flavor of the vegetables. Overall, a letdown for anyone expecting authentic North Indian flavor.