The best Lassi i ever drank! It was advised by hotel La CASA owner Amit and it's the best Indian food we could get in Haridwar, not a foreigner inside, great indian ambiance and excellent food

awsome north indian food ...specially chilled lasi and kheer.. ambience is very normal middle class restro but food is better than served in many high class hotels...point not to be forgotten is a waiting time which is generally from half an hour to an hour so get prepared for that...

This restaurant is supposedly (the signage suggests) 75 years old. Given the rush on a normal weekend evening, you will need to wait for your table for at least 45 mins. However, if you can compromise on the ambience and concentrate only on the food, the wait seems absolutely worth it. Great tasting North Indian and Punjabi food !! The... More

I fail to see why this restaurant is in business since 1937 (may be because it is overhyped??)...The place was exteremly dirty and crowded. My food came in after around 45 mins and the steel plates that came in with the food were extremely dirty. I told the staff members twice that the plates were very dirty but they seemed... More

Food was typical north Indian style nothing great in variety or extra ordinary in taste or service. Pricing is reasonable but bills need to be rechecked according to order placed.

I went to eat with my friends for lunch after seeing the rating on TRIPADVISOR that this property was best to have food but I might contradict with all reviewers that food was of third class quality. The highly recommended Aloo Gobhi was not cooked and it was kaccha. The Rajma and Chawal were taste less. The only great thing... More

This is the best eating place you can find in Haridwar , Food is of excellent quality and have authentic punjabi taste . even the mooli which served as complimentary is so sweet. The service is also good . " DO NOT MISS THIS EATING PLACE IF YOUR IN HARIDWAR"

Hoshiyar Puri is among the Top 3 Restaurants on our 4 weeks trip. Food was great, staff was friendly and motivated and prices were pretty low as well.

We took the recommendation of locals and went to this restaurant for dinner. The restaurant is tiny and thus likely to be crowded during regular tourist season. The menu is similar to what most dhaba style restaurants in north India are likely to sport. The only claim to fame of this restaurant is that it has been around for a... More