Amiyo Snacks

They keep on taking order no matter they can serve or not. Many time manage with foods prepared by other shops/ restaurants. Sometimes they change ordered food, you will be surprised when you will start eating at home. Not recommended at all.

Local shop catering to local people for many years. They sell mughlai items like roll, biriyani along with momo and pakoras. Taste is nothing exceptional. Prices are moderate. You can try out their rolls if you want but don't expect much

Tried Chilly chicken and Rumali Roti today.
Great taste.
Recommended
Chilly chiken-₹170 for 8 pcs. (It would be much better if the chicken pcs.were a bit softer)
Rumali Roti-₹4 per pc.

Opposite to hatti da dhaba this place mulls the quality and pricing over it. Highly recommended if you want to eat in a budget and dnt want to compromise on the price or quality.

Very good place for snacks. Some chinese dishes are better than that prepared by authentic Chinese restaurants

Very slow delivery. Even when there is no customers they take lots of time to deliver food. Also free and fast home delivery which is mention in their leaflet is also misleading. They take 1 hour to deliver and also order should be above 200 which is not mention by them. Food is also average nothing great. Rolls are very small in size compare to other eateries.

Taste of the dishes no doubt are really good. Quantity of each item is also quite enough. They are also maintain proper hygiene and serves you as better as they can.

I have first time tasted GARAM MASALA in steam momo. And that is shocking. Just take 45 mins to give a plate of steam momo.

The food here is amazing and also budget friendly. I'm telling you to try this place, and try the chicken tikka and pakoda. It's best than ever.
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Amiyo snacks is a budget take away fast food center in locality. Quality of food is within its' price range.

Very very bad kind of fast food corner. I went to the corner as recommended by someone. But as I felt by seeing earlier, the special mughlai paratha is nothing more than a salt-less tasteless egg paratha. They use their chicken kebab in sheek for everything, rools, as fried kebab: D, in mughlain paratha and even in fried rice.

It's a roadside takeaway selling oily junk food like rolls, kebabs, and the usual Chinese and Indian assortments, and certainly not "good for kids" as suggested. Hygiene is quite suspect. Tastes (and prices) are what you would expect from similar joints, but still a li'l above par than most of the joints at the Gangulybagan crossing. Current location is temporary; they'll shift back to their original location just across the road once the building (under construction) is ready.

Their menu displays a wide assortment of Indian, Chinese, and fast-food items. If only they paid a little more attention to some basic hygiene and to their food sources (they cut corners unnecessarily), and attune themselves to a li'l customer-centric behaviour, they could have ruled this area which doesn't really have too many of such eateries.