Bikanervala Dublin

Opening hours

• Monday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Thursday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Friday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Saturday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Reviews

• Papa Lal★ 5

  Yea, so excited to try this famous chain from India in the US. Chole Baturae on point! 10+, thali - matar paneer 10, dal makhni 10, the Mali kofta was like a 6. Not the best for sure. Great atmosphere, well designed, and sweets put a smile on your face! Loved this experience!

  3 months ago

• Ashita Rukmini★ 4

  It was one of the best experiences I have had especially when it comes to chaat.There are so many options and the food is incredible.Honestly the closest thing in Ohio to the Bikanerwala/Haldiram experience in India. And if something can top the food,it s the service-Amazing people who were so helpful and went out of the way to take care of their customers.Extremely interactive and happy.There will definitely be more visits.

  3 months ago

• Mohan G★ 3

  After a fantastic trip to Pittsburgh, our go-to spot Neehee’s was closed, so the food hunt began, and we picked this restaurant. This looked promising — their website had us hyped like kids at a candy store. Reality check: the vibe was… let’s just say “okayish.” The wait for food was a bit longer than expected, and when the first dish arrived — Pav Bhaji — my eyes widened at the sight of the Pav. It was so tiny it looked like the Vada had eaten it for breakfast. Speaking of Vada Pav, the Pav was perched on top of the Vada instead of hugging it. A culinary plot twist no one asked for. Taste test? Disaster. The Pav Bhaji was forgettable, the Vada Pav was comedy in bread form, and the Paneer Butter Masala tasted like someone dumped paneer cubes into tomato purée. Honestly, a beginner with YouTube could whip up something better. To add to the confusion, we couldn’t tell whether we were eating Kulcha or Lachha Paratha; they were indistinguishable imposters. The Mango Lassi was passable, the noodles were serviceable, and the Chole Bhature hovered around “meh.” Verdict Overall, the experience was average at best. I wouldn’t recommend this place unless you’re absolutely starving and need anything to fill the void. Otherwise, save yourself the comedy of errors and look elsewhere.

  6 months ago

• Mostly Insane★ 5

  We ordered a chole bature to eat in and a dhai puri and pav bhaji to go. The food taste is very good. I have been to other branches as well. Felt like the to go food quantity is kind of lesser compared to in store. But overall great place to get indian street food!

  6 months ago

• Jas K★ 4

  Clean, well lit, spacious restaurant with a clean bathroom. Staff is friendly. Based on other reviews, I got Chole Buthare (1pc) and Dahi puri. I did find the chole spicy, bathura was okay but Dahi puri was great and I would absolutely order again. I got a few Bengali sweets, great packaging and the sweets tasted fresh. Decor is bright and fun. The other side wall has their historical timeline of entrepreneurship and business ventures which was intriguing to read.

  10 months ago

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