Punjabi By Nature

The food was great! I had chicken tikka, dal, and the garlic naan. Everything was awesome! The atmosphere was lively and other patrons seemed to be enjoying their food and atmosphere. Definitely gonna hit it up again before I fly home!

Quantity is a big issue here. Generally Indian food is very filling but for 3 kids we had to order 2 entrees each for $ 70 .
Expensive and very less quantity

Had the tandoori chicken and butter chicken. Both were very good. Medium spicy was enough to be enjoyable but not overpowering. Highly recommended place to eat Indian.

I’m not an expert about Indian food but I really liked it. Two of us shared a samosa appetizer then had an entrée (one was the special) and we were full afterwards. Cost-​vs-​size has been noted by others so I do wish one would change because $ 30+ for lunch isn’t your everyday thing.
I also liked how the plates were hammered metal and were much nicer than paper plates. It’s a little thing but still… We plan to go back since I saw other things I wanted to try.

Whenever you visit and ethnic restaurant, and the place is filled with customers of the same ethnic background, you have come to the right place.
I love the format, walk in, order at the counter and they buzz you for your food when it is ready (actually they brought it to us). Four of us ate, had different menu items, and each loved the meal.
The staff was friendly and helpful in explaining dishes to noobs.
Will definitely be back!

The food is good but the service is very slow and it is overpriced for the portion size. Charging so much for an extra side of plain white rice makes me feel ripped off.

We have been here twice and both times were great. The spicy chicken is great and the naan is fabulous.

I used to love their chola bhatura. Now its puri not bhatura. Chola is still number 1. I don’t know whats going on with this owner (Raj) now. He used to make sure the quality on his food and now everything is falling apart.
****Bhatura at Leesburg location is equal to poori.

When I first walked in, I couldn’t believe this was the same building that once housed Kraze Burger. It looks so different.
When you enter, you go up to the counter and order. There is an entire menu board of vegetarian food which made me happy. Because I am very unfamiliar with Indian food, my husband and I essentially described our food preferences and the guy at the register helped us pick.
I had something with cauliflower and it was AMAZING. My husband had something with lamb and he said it was amazing also. I ordered the naan bread in addition to the rice which was a mistake. The rice would have been enough. The naan was delicious but it was like $ 3 extra and I really didn’t need it. I’m knocking a star because, two adults for lunch was $ 33. Yikes! They don’t have a fountain soda machine so sodas are in cans and they’re $ 2 or $ 3. Jokes on us though because soda is unhealthy. That’s what we get for not being healthy and drinking water, I guess.
Overall it was DELICIOUS and the portions were large but $ 33 for lunch was just a bit much for an order-​at-​the-​counter kinda meal for two.

Food tasted ok but looks like its not of good quality. Probably cheap oils. made me sick within one hour.

This was our second time at this restaurant. The chaats are great, the parathas are huge, and can easily be shared. The Chana Batura was good, but the chana portion was small. The pav bhaji was really tasty. We also ordered the seekh roll, which was a little too spicy and had too much bitter cabbage unfortunately. And although the chicken marinated in cream and nuts was yummy, the portion size was extremely small for the price. We will go back, but perhaps only for the parathas and chaat.

Tried out PBN recently. Very nice location off Promenade Dr. Restaurant was empty when we got there. Good selection of dishes, and plenty of freshly made sweets on display. Ordered sev puri, chole batura, chicken tikka masala, and fish kabobs, and couple of mango lassis.
The appetizer came first. Sev puri was pretty good. My wife enjoyed it, and it was very fresh, sev niced mixed w/​potatoes. The chole batura came w/​2 batura and serving very hot chole in a nice sized portion. The batura was very tasty, and not overly greasy as i was pleasantly surprised. Very fluffy and airy, and tasty. Chole was seasoned likely and cooked so that the chick peas were soft.
Chicken tikka masala was very good. Very well seasoned, i asked for spicy, was it was done right. Small portion of chicken, with rice, and one serving of piping hot naan. Ordered another naan. Overall pleased w/​the dish.
Fish kabobs were my favorite. Four pieces of wild salmon seasoned w/​pepper, masala which were nicely grilled served w/​naan. Very tasty. The fish wasn’t overly grilled and seasoning was very good.
Overall, i really liked PBN, only improvements I would suggest are portion sizes could be little larger for the asking prices. For the same prices, other Indian restaurants give you alot more food.

Came across this place as we were craving Indian food. Soooo glad we did. We have been missing Delhi style food being from Delhi and Punjab. The channa bhatura was sooo good. The owner was super nice (raj) and he made recommendations for us. We ate the methi malai paneer and Lahore chicken. Really really good. The owners and staff were very nice. Place is very clean and has a nice casual vibe. Located in a cute shopping district. Definitely recommend!!!

I would have rated it 5 only if quantity was not an issue. I tried Aallo Puri halwa, Seekh Kebab and Chole Bhature and their breads are all pretty good.
But wasn’t fan of Papdi Chaat or Sev Puri

Great «Jus Egg Parantha.» This is a whole wheat flatbread stuffed with egg. It’s served with carrot achaar and raita. And though the parantha has already been cooked with oil on the griddle, they give you a luscious lump of butter to slather on top of it, making for a guilty indulgence. A single order contains two large paranthas. Two are hard to finish in one go, so more parantha for later. Double the pleasure, double the fun. :D I’m so glad they opened a branch in this area.

I came here for dinner tonight and I ordered the chicken curry and the garlic nan. The portions were very good size and the flavors were delicious the medium spice was pretty spicy though. The Samosa was a great size. Overall really delicious. I am not sure why others have complained about the portion, it was more than enough for one meal.

Bottom Line: OVER PRICED FOR THE ENTREE PORTIONS AS WELL AS THE SERVICE.
Me and my wife stopped by the place for a weekend lunch. We ordered 2 entries with an upgrade to garlic naan, a mango lassi and a samosa plate. The paneer portion itself was small and the quantity of paneer you get is comparatively less. The food in general tasted good but the samosas weren’t as great. I would recommend this place for a try but definitely not when you are hungry/​if u r expecting Punjabi size portions. It is a self service place.

Food is very good but their dishes are way overpriced. Their dishes come with naan or bread, your choice, and if you want additional you have to pay a pretty penny. Went with a group of 7 and there wasn’t enough naan or bread to go around. We ended up ordering more rice and cost us $ 7. $ 7!!! And it still wasn’t even enough. I don’t think I’d go back unless they drop their prices.

Delicious food, fabulous friendly service, clean upscale atmosphere. Will definitely be back!

One regret… took so long to try this place.
Best lamb curry ever tasted. Chicken tikka awesome flavor. Both lamb and chicken very tender!
Palak chana… unbelievable spinach and chick pea dish.
I got my dishes hot. Broke a nice sweat… great flavors.
Glad I got 4 napkins… sauces were outstanding.