"Highly recommended... They apply special chutney before frying bajjis, making it addictive!"
I should never have gone to this bajji shop. Owner told us his business and family related sad stories, borrowed a lot of money from us and is not returning now. Stay away!
I strongly advise others to be very cautious when dealing with the owner and his daughter. Trusting their false stories, we loaned them money in good faith and were not repaid, resulting in a financial loss. This was a very disappointing experience, and based on what we later learned from nearby businesses, we are not alone. Please proceed carefully in dealing with the family running the business.
SRI GURURAJA KHARA STALL INDRANI BAI N A small Bhajji or Khara stall/eatery, We will be served Bhajji's in a Paper cone, I tasted Aloo Bhajji and Vada, The pieces were small , if kids are served these they will feel very happy. Old places/eateries are the ones which gives such feelings, dont miss these
The shop is decent for a quick bajji snack, but my overall experience has been very negative, and I feel it’s important to share this for others’ awareness. After becoming a regular customer, I experienced repeated personal requests from the shop owner, Raghvendra, asking for financial help. Over time, this became uncomfortable. More concerning, a few friends whom I referred to the shop later chose to lend him money and were unable to recover those amounts despite repeated follow-ups, causing them much distress. Others I know also received repeated requests to borrow money, which put them in an awkward position. I initially tried to support the business in good faith, but these experiences have changed my view. Raghvendra seems to be a habitual offender of borrowing money and never returning. Based on what I have personally seen and heard from people I trust, I would strongly recommend that customers keep interactions strictly limited to food purchases and avoid any personal or financial involvement.