Midweek catering for a lunch function for 50. Fantastic service, staff went above and beyond for us.. the food was outstanding. Thank
Noor Mohamed
Good place to eat.Vegetarian options: Bhindi. Very goid. Made to order. Negative was too much oil.Wheelchair accessibility: You can wheel in. Would need someone to keep the door open.
Asanka Rodrigo
The food was so awful.. not worth at all for the money spent. Very unclean place.. Do not recommend at all !!!
Sunny D
Highly Recommend Chicken Tikka Roll and chicken kebab roll for starters !! Mutton karahi on the bone for mains. Always good service and Tasty food.
Lino James
**Punjab Junction: A Delicious Culinary Adventure**Located in the heart of Harrow, Punjab Junction beckons food lovers with the promise of tantalizing flavors and authentic Punjabi cuisine. As I stepped into the restaurant, I was immediately greeted by the inviting aroma of spices and the promise of a culinary journey like no other.Let’s talk about the food first. Punjab Junction truly delivers on its promise of delicious and tasty dishes. From the rich and creamy butter chicken to the aromatic biryanis bursting with flavor, every bite was a testament to the culinary expertise of the chefs. The naan bread, fresh from the tandoor oven, was pillowy soft and perfect for scooping up every last bit of gravy. And let’s not forget the tantalizing array of vegetarian dishes, each one a masterpiece of flavor and texture. Whether you’re a meat lover or a vegetarian, Punjab Junction has something to satisfy every palate.However, while the food undoubtedly steals the show, I couldn’t help but feel that the ambience and cultural representation could use some improvement. The decor, while pleasant enough, lacked the vibrant colors and lively atmosphere that one might expect from a Punjabi restaurant. A few cultural touches, such as traditional artwork or music, could go a long way in enhancing the overall dining experience and immersing guests in the rich tapestry of Punjabi culture.Furthermore, while the service was attentive and friendly, I couldn’t shake the feeling that there was something missing in terms of cultural authenticity. Adding a few touches, such as servers dressed in traditional attire or incorporating cultural rituals into the dining experience, could help transport guests to the bustling streets of Punjab and enhance their appreciation of the cuisine.In conclusion, Punjab Junction offers a delicious culinary adventure that will leave your taste buds tingling with delight. While the food is undeniably fantastic, there is room for improvement in terms of ambience and cultural representation. With a few tweaks and additions, Punjab Junction has the potential to become not just a restaurant, but a cultural destination where guests can truly immerse themselves in the flavors and traditions of Punjab.Vegetarian options: Certainly! Here are a few popular Punjabi vegetarian dishes:1. Paneer Tikka2. Chole Bhature3. Dal Makhani4. Palak PaneerThese are some dishes that I remember showcasing the diverse flavors and ingredients found in Punjabi cuisine, offering delicious options for vegetarians to enjoy.Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly menu... Though limited
Vipul Sharma
Food quality requires more improvement. Punjabi food is famous all over the world but restaurants have to maintain that authenticity.
34 PAVAR PRAGNESH
Very Good experienceNice tasteVery Good behaviour with
Pal Kaur
The worst food ever like the chicken was hilarious i just feel vomit after
Rachel Harrison
The food here is disgusting not tasty at all, the place is outdated old, needed a good clean, even the toilets had rats poo on the skirtings and floors it was smelly in toilets and unclean with no cleanliness or hygiene. Absolutely terrible.
Wonderful place for family dinner. Chief, including staff service, was awful. Mouth watering food.
Chshujjat Riaz
Punjab Junction:Today I got the Chance to vist Punjab Junction punjabii restaurant.I was wandering in harrow so suddenly got a call from home so they were asking for fresh nan I never buy nan before in my life so I was searching online to get Nan so decided to explore harrow town center.So I found this place never been here before as I'm not big fan of eating out so don't know much about takeaways and restaurants.I didn't order anything else just Nan.And I didn't try Nan as well at mo.But thinking to write down my experience as I thoroughly checked menu it was very well priced and found even cheaper in area as compare to other restaurants.The boy who was taking my order was such a gentleman and the roti maker seems very professional.Staff was very well dressed.I didn't like interior as such but still it was cozy.As I placed order at the counter so don't about table service.But it seems it would be upto average.Still waiting for Nan....I ordered five nan.Just received Nan.Bye bye.Will edit this to share about nan as I'm on the way back to home...
Rupak Gautam
it’s nice food & friendly environment ❤️thank you for your wonderful food & service ?
Jaswinder Kaur
Food was very delicious ?
Anuraag singh
Amazing food. So far the best indian/punjabi food in London. Especially paneer tikka masala and dal makhani, Laccha parantha and chilli garlic naan. Prices are very reasonable and it’s worth every penny. Also, the all the guys working there are nice to talk to always and very friendly. Highly recommend it.
Midweek catering for a lunch function for 50. Fantastic service, staff went above and beyond for us.. the food was outstanding. Thank
Good place to eat.Vegetarian options: Bhindi. Very goid. Made to order. Negative was too much oil.Wheelchair accessibility: You can wheel in. Would need someone to keep the door open.
The food was so awful.. not worth at all for the money spent. Very unclean place.. Do not recommend at all !!!
Highly Recommend Chicken Tikka Roll and chicken kebab roll for starters !! Mutton karahi on the bone for mains. Always good service and Tasty food.
**Punjab Junction: A Delicious Culinary Adventure**Located in the heart of Harrow, Punjab Junction beckons food lovers with the promise of tantalizing flavors and authentic Punjabi cuisine. As I stepped into the restaurant, I was immediately greeted by the inviting aroma of spices and the promise of a culinary journey like no other.Let’s talk about the food first. Punjab Junction truly delivers on its promise of delicious and tasty dishes. From the rich and creamy butter chicken to the aromatic biryanis bursting with flavor, every bite was a testament to the culinary expertise of the chefs. The naan bread, fresh from the tandoor oven, was pillowy soft and perfect for scooping up every last bit of gravy. And let’s not forget the tantalizing array of vegetarian dishes, each one a masterpiece of flavor and texture. Whether you’re a meat lover or a vegetarian, Punjab Junction has something to satisfy every palate.However, while the food undoubtedly steals the show, I couldn’t help but feel that the ambience and cultural representation could use some improvement. The decor, while pleasant enough, lacked the vibrant colors and lively atmosphere that one might expect from a Punjabi restaurant. A few cultural touches, such as traditional artwork or music, could go a long way in enhancing the overall dining experience and immersing guests in the rich tapestry of Punjabi culture.Furthermore, while the service was attentive and friendly, I couldn’t shake the feeling that there was something missing in terms of cultural authenticity. Adding a few touches, such as servers dressed in traditional attire or incorporating cultural rituals into the dining experience, could help transport guests to the bustling streets of Punjab and enhance their appreciation of the cuisine.In conclusion, Punjab Junction offers a delicious culinary adventure that will leave your taste buds tingling with delight. While the food is undeniably fantastic, there is room for improvement in terms of ambience and cultural representation. With a few tweaks and additions, Punjab Junction has the potential to become not just a restaurant, but a cultural destination where guests can truly immerse themselves in the flavors and traditions of Punjab.Vegetarian options: Certainly! Here are a few popular Punjabi vegetarian dishes:1. Paneer Tikka2. Chole Bhature3. Dal Makhani4. Palak PaneerThese are some dishes that I remember showcasing the diverse flavors and ingredients found in Punjabi cuisine, offering delicious options for vegetarians to enjoy.Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly menu... Though limited
Food quality requires more improvement. Punjabi food is famous all over the world but restaurants have to maintain that authenticity.
Very Good experienceNice tasteVery Good behaviour with
The worst food ever like the chicken was hilarious i just feel vomit after
The food here is disgusting not tasty at all, the place is outdated old, needed a good clean, even the toilets had rats poo on the skirtings and floors it was smelly in toilets and unclean with no cleanliness or hygiene. Absolutely terrible.
The food was tasteless and
Restaurantji Recommends
Wonderful place for family dinner. Chief, including staff service, was awful. Mouth watering food.
Punjab Junction:Today I got the Chance to vist Punjab Junction punjabii restaurant.I was wandering in harrow so suddenly got a call from home so they were asking for fresh nan I never buy nan before in my life so I was searching online to get Nan so decided to explore harrow town center.So I found this place never been here before as I'm not big fan of eating out so don't know much about takeaways and restaurants.I didn't order anything else just Nan.And I didn't try Nan as well at mo.But thinking to write down my experience as I thoroughly checked menu it was very well priced and found even cheaper in area as compare to other restaurants.The boy who was taking my order was such a gentleman and the roti maker seems very professional.Staff was very well dressed.I didn't like interior as such but still it was cozy.As I placed order at the counter so don't about table service.But it seems it would be upto average.Still waiting for Nan....I ordered five nan.Just received Nan.Bye bye.Will edit this to share about nan as I'm on the way back to home...
it’s nice food & friendly environment ❤️thank you for your wonderful food & service ?
Food was very delicious ?
Amazing food. So far the best indian/punjabi food in London. Especially paneer tikka masala and dal makhani, Laccha parantha and chilli garlic naan. Prices are very reasonable and it’s worth every penny. Also, the all the guys working there are nice to talk to always and very friendly. Highly recommend it.