This is true, till the time you experience this restaurant, one thinks that it will be a very good punjabi food. When I went there, first thing is the smell of the antique furniture. Very old kind of wooden chairs and tables, gives a strange kind of smell around the restaurant.
After that, a very limited menu. Then the thalis which they provide are very large and heavy, specially the glasses. The peetal thalis are so cold that as soon as the food is served within that, it goes cold. At times, the food is also stale.
Sometimes they also provide birthday discounts of 10% only, which is not worth it at all. The service is ok ....not very good. Few of the seats are without back support which is not convenient at all. The very important negative here is the light, which is very very dim, you cannot even make out what you are eating, the color of your food goes off in this very dim zero watt lights.
So I never enjoy having my food there.