Raju Omelet Centre

I recently went with my colleagues to this omelette place, and we decided to try out some of their specialties: Surati Ghotala, Egg Lazeez, Crush Bhurji, Cheese Dabeli, and Kadak Masala Chai. Unfortunately, I have to say that the food was just okayish and didn't quite live up to the high standards we remembered from our last visit. The services were also just okay, nothing exceptional. Surati Ghotala, which we were really looking forward to, didn't have the authentic flavors we were expecting. The blend of spices seemed a bit off, and it didn't leave a lasting impression. Similarly, the Egg Lazeez was decent, but it didn't have that wow factor that we experienced the last time. The Crush Bhurji was slightly better, but it still didn't meet our expectations. It had an okay texture and flavors, but it lacked that special touch that would have made it memorable. As for the Cheese Dabeli, it was perfect. The only saving grace of the meal was the Kadak Masala Chai. It had the perfect balance of flavors, offering a satisfying warmth and a kick of spices, which helped compensate for the underwhelming food. What really disappointed us was the inconsistency compared to our last visit. The quality seemed to have taken a dip, and the dishes we once loved were now not up to the mark. As for the service, it was just okay, nothing outstanding. The staff was prompt enough, but there was a lack of enthusiasm or attentiveness that could have elevated our experience. Our trip to the omelette place was not as great as we had hoped. The ambiance and service were fine, but the food failed to impress. The dishes we ordered were okayish at best and didn't meet the high standard we remembered from our previous visit. Given this experience, we might think twice before returning and might explore other options next time

We ordered vada pao and pav bhaji. It was quite disappointing. It didn't taste anywhere close to vada pav. The vada had a lot of spices in it but barely any taste. The chutney on the pav was slightly sour and overpowering. The service was good and the atmosphere was good though. The other dishes that we didn't try would be trying maybe.

I’ve been suuuper into Indian street/snack food recently and Raju has a great range (that’s mostly centred around eggs). The prices are reasonable and the menu is varied, featuring a selection of sandwiches and curries. I love the spicy grated egg and paneer dish so much. It was my favourite by far. The pavs also also delicious and generously portioned. I can’t wait to try more of the menu.