The staff is rude and incompetent. Dine in facilities are horrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
sapan gupta
Regrettably, my recent dining experience at the restaurant was less than satisfactory. The staff exhibited rudeness, portions were meager, and the Raj Kachori arrived with too cold curd. Additionally, the prices seemed unjustifiably high for the serving sizes. The saving grace was the delicious Jalebi.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
Shalsi Sh
Loved the Indian sweets there..chamcham, Malai ones and the jalebi and rabdi combo♥️?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Garima Tyagi
WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE.Worst restaurant in the area. No customer satisfaction. They were offering stale mango lassi and food. They have a lot of attitude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Philip B.
I've eaten here several times and the food is great. Staff are friendly, though important to note you need to order at the register on the sweets side. Entrance is around the side of the building, so don't let that sour your experience. There's a quieter dining room down the hallway where you can eat afterwards. I have no complaints
Mohit Jain
Dietary restrictions: This place is vegetarian only with some Jain options
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
lokesh goel
This is a relatively new place. They acquired the Jalebi street stall that used to sell live Jalebi. The food is good. One of the best Jalebi and Kachori in bay area. The quantities are a little small for the price. The seating area is very congested and not very clean. The staff is a bit rude. Price is on high side. But food taste and quality is good.Vegetarian options: Everything here is vegetarian
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
Anita R.
I would give this restaurant 0 stars if I could.Yesterday we wanted to try this place. When I called I was told they did not take phone orders and I should order online. So I did that and the food was going to be ready in 30 mins and I picked curbside pickup.When I got to the restaurant there was lots of parking so I parked right outside and called the number I was given. No one picked up, the second time I called it went to voicemail and said the mailbox was full!The third time some guy picked up and when I said I was here for my online order he sounded puzzled.By the way, there was not a single person in the restaurant so it wasn't that that they were busy. He came into the empty restaurant and talked to a guy who was there talking on his phone. They went to the register where the computer was and pulled out a piece of paper ( my order) I was right outside so I could see all this. At that point I went to the door and they said that they didn't know about the order and could make it now which would take 30 minutes.There was no way I was going to wait so I asked for my money back. Initially he was going to put it back on my credit card but then gave me cash. He tried to shortchange me by giving me less than I had paid!!I am curious to see how long this restaurant lasts given that they have no idea how to do online orders and don't take phone orders and that there was not a single customer there at 8 pm on a Saturday evening!
Hormaz C.
Good food selection on menu. Good and prompt service. Casual ambiance Lots of parking and other shoppes in walking distance
Aniket D.
Rabdi Jalebi, Malai Chops, Gatta curry, malpua, raj kachori, dal Baati, wow, wow, wowwww. My mouth is still watering even as I am typing this. Authentic Rajasthani fare. Simple and no frills. Lot of convenient parking. Indian grocery next door. Rhythm (or is it Ridam) at the counter is a fun guy, lively and keeps his customers engaged in good natured banter. It is my first time at Bikanos and I will be sure to be back. So much more to try.
This places rips off their customers! Bought some sides to take out and all the prices were higher than what is posted on their menu! And what you get is super small...$5 for a small piece of garlic naan?I'll never go back...this place is a ripoff!
Priya A.
I had bookmarked bikaner sweets/jalebi street since a long time but never got a chance to go. This last week the cravings jalebi hit hard and we decided to go to bikaner sweets. This is a small sweets place with a couple of tables but it was very chilly in there. We found that there is a connected restaurant with Bikanos which is new place and not yet fully functional but they had tables and chairs and it was warm. We were given the menu for Bikaner sweets along with some more entrees they are introducing in the restaurant. We ordered the chhole bhatura, paneer pasanda, raj kachori and jalebi with rabri. Chhole bhatura: this was seriously yummy chhole. Super flavorful. Bhatura was a bit crunchy and not as soft but i will let it go. 5 stars. Paneer pasanda: gravy was very flavorful. Paneer was in form of deep fried paneer like paneer pakoda. Innovative but difficult to cut through or eat with naan. 4 stars Onion kulcha: was great. 4 stars Raj kachori: good balance of sauces and yogurt on the kachori. 4 stars Jalebi with rabri: piping hot Jalebi with cold rabri. Heaven!! The jalebi syrup was tad too sweet so after a few bites i was done. Mango lassi: special mention here as it was very yummy with cardamom flavor. Service was good. Only 1 person was serving but he was very gracious and helpful. He got us onions and green chilly and made sure we had everything. There were some hiccups here and there but that's because the restaurant is not yet ready. Their new menu should be available in couple of weeks and we can't wait to try more items here.
LeeLee C.
This is an interesting place but since I'm no expert in Indian food, take my writing as a grain of salt. This Indian restaurant is very simple in interior decorations (barely a few tables, no pictures on walls, limited lighting options), but it has a bar. Not a lot of people eating inside when we came visit on Saturday 7pm. The menu consists mostly common Indian dishes such as biryani, tikka, butter chicken and a few varieties of naan bread. It's just quiet and not busy at all. Only one man was manning the area, at times the restaurant would be empty with nobody there as the waiter went inside to carry out take out, makes me wonder what happens if a robbery happens right then..... Onto the food. Ordered lamb chop and chicken biryani. I mostly got attracted to Indian food because of the long grain rice but the spiciness got me every single time! Really miss the Indian buffet I tried somewhere that had non spicy Indian dishes and they were so tasty and different, yet they seem to be unavailable in most Indian a la carte menu. So the spiciness here got me again. The lamb chop was spicy, so is the chicken biryani. The spiciness grows on you, first bite is a little bit spicy, bearable; second bite, ok, it's there; by the third bite, how does it get so spicy?! It seems the hotness builds up in time and even dipping them in yogurt doesn't help. The same goes for the biryani! Also one thing to note on the chicken biryani. The picture on the menu shows a big size chicken drum stick sticking out from a bowl of rice. In reality, the chicken with bones were chopped and buried inside the rice. So the picture was a bit misleading.... The restaurant is not big, but there's a short walk that connects it to an Indian sweet shop at the back and that place seemed to be a lot more popular and authentic. The owner is the same man and he seemed to be nice and on top of his game.
Karina K.
We waited a while for the takeout because they said they didn't see the order. They gave us a mango lassi and a samosa for the wait. The mango lassi was really good! The food was good especially the lamb chops. Everything was pretty spicy!
Divya S.
Such an amazing and wholesome experience. Being a North Indian , I always enjoy some good Rajasthani meal. We went here last night, Bikanos and Bikaner Sweet is owned by same person but their menu and kitchen is different as Bikaner sweets is vegetarian only and Bikanos is not. But you can order from Bikaner sweets and sit at Bikanos to enjoy your meal. Coming to the food part, we had Pani puri (9/10) , Raj Kachori (8/10), Onion Kachori (10/10) , Chole bhature (8/10) , Malai Kofta (10/10), Kulcha (2/10) very hard , Garlic Naan (6/10) , Aloo Bedmi (7/10), Gatte ki sabji (1/10) not good at all! , Jalebi (1000/10) soo fresh and crispy!!! I'm definitely coming back for the Kachori and Jalebi :)
The staff is rude and incompetent. Dine in facilities are horrible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Regrettably, my recent dining experience at the restaurant was less than satisfactory. The staff exhibited rudeness, portions were meager, and the Raj Kachori arrived with too cold curd. Additionally, the prices seemed unjustifiably high for the serving sizes. The saving grace was the delicious Jalebi.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
Loved the Indian sweets there..chamcham, Malai ones and the jalebi and rabdi combo♥️?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE.Worst restaurant in the area. No customer satisfaction. They were offering stale mango lassi and food. They have a lot of attitude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I've eaten here several times and the food is great. Staff are friendly, though important to note you need to order at the register on the sweets side. Entrance is around the side of the building, so don't let that sour your experience. There's a quieter dining room down the hallway where you can eat afterwards. I have no complaints
Dietary restrictions: This place is vegetarian only with some Jain options
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
This is a relatively new place. They acquired the Jalebi street stall that used to sell live Jalebi. The food is good. One of the best Jalebi and Kachori in bay area. The quantities are a little small for the price. The seating area is very congested and not very clean. The staff is a bit rude. Price is on high side. But food taste and quality is good.Vegetarian options: Everything here is vegetarian
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Jalebi
I would give this restaurant 0 stars if I could.Yesterday we wanted to try this place. When I called I was told they did not take phone orders and I should order online. So I did that and the food was going to be ready in 30 mins and I picked curbside pickup.When I got to the restaurant there was lots of parking so I parked right outside and called the number I was given. No one picked up, the second time I called it went to voicemail and said the mailbox was full!The third time some guy picked up and when I said I was here for my online order he sounded puzzled.By the way, there was not a single person in the restaurant so it wasn't that that they were busy. He came into the empty restaurant and talked to a guy who was there talking on his phone. They went to the register where the computer was and pulled out a piece of paper ( my order) I was right outside so I could see all this. At that point I went to the door and they said that they didn't know about the order and could make it now which would take 30 minutes.There was no way I was going to wait so I asked for my money back. Initially he was going to put it back on my credit card but then gave me cash. He tried to shortchange me by giving me less than I had paid!!I am curious to see how long this restaurant lasts given that they have no idea how to do online orders and don't take phone orders and that there was not a single customer there at 8 pm on a Saturday evening!
Good food selection on menu. Good and prompt service. Casual ambiance Lots of parking and other shoppes in walking distance
Rabdi Jalebi, Malai Chops, Gatta curry, malpua, raj kachori, dal Baati, wow, wow, wowwww. My mouth is still watering even as I am typing this. Authentic Rajasthani fare. Simple and no frills. Lot of convenient parking. Indian grocery next door. Rhythm (or is it Ridam) at the counter is a fun guy, lively and keeps his customers engaged in good natured banter. It is my first time at Bikanos and I will be sure to be back. So much more to try.
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This places rips off their customers! Bought some sides to take out and all the prices were higher than what is posted on their menu! And what you get is super small...$5 for a small piece of garlic naan?I'll never go back...this place is a ripoff!
I had bookmarked bikaner sweets/jalebi street since a long time but never got a chance to go. This last week the cravings jalebi hit hard and we decided to go to bikaner sweets. This is a small sweets place with a couple of tables but it was very chilly in there. We found that there is a connected restaurant with Bikanos which is new place and not yet fully functional but they had tables and chairs and it was warm. We were given the menu for Bikaner sweets along with some more entrees they are introducing in the restaurant. We ordered the chhole bhatura, paneer pasanda, raj kachori and jalebi with rabri. Chhole bhatura: this was seriously yummy chhole. Super flavorful. Bhatura was a bit crunchy and not as soft but i will let it go. 5 stars. Paneer pasanda: gravy was very flavorful. Paneer was in form of deep fried paneer like paneer pakoda. Innovative but difficult to cut through or eat with naan. 4 stars Onion kulcha: was great. 4 stars Raj kachori: good balance of sauces and yogurt on the kachori. 4 stars Jalebi with rabri: piping hot Jalebi with cold rabri. Heaven!! The jalebi syrup was tad too sweet so after a few bites i was done. Mango lassi: special mention here as it was very yummy with cardamom flavor. Service was good. Only 1 person was serving but he was very gracious and helpful. He got us onions and green chilly and made sure we had everything. There were some hiccups here and there but that's because the restaurant is not yet ready. Their new menu should be available in couple of weeks and we can't wait to try more items here.
This is an interesting place but since I'm no expert in Indian food, take my writing as a grain of salt. This Indian restaurant is very simple in interior decorations (barely a few tables, no pictures on walls, limited lighting options), but it has a bar. Not a lot of people eating inside when we came visit on Saturday 7pm. The menu consists mostly common Indian dishes such as biryani, tikka, butter chicken and a few varieties of naan bread. It's just quiet and not busy at all. Only one man was manning the area, at times the restaurant would be empty with nobody there as the waiter went inside to carry out take out, makes me wonder what happens if a robbery happens right then..... Onto the food. Ordered lamb chop and chicken biryani. I mostly got attracted to Indian food because of the long grain rice but the spiciness got me every single time! Really miss the Indian buffet I tried somewhere that had non spicy Indian dishes and they were so tasty and different, yet they seem to be unavailable in most Indian a la carte menu. So the spiciness here got me again. The lamb chop was spicy, so is the chicken biryani. The spiciness grows on you, first bite is a little bit spicy, bearable; second bite, ok, it's there; by the third bite, how does it get so spicy?! It seems the hotness builds up in time and even dipping them in yogurt doesn't help. The same goes for the biryani! Also one thing to note on the chicken biryani. The picture on the menu shows a big size chicken drum stick sticking out from a bowl of rice. In reality, the chicken with bones were chopped and buried inside the rice. So the picture was a bit misleading.... The restaurant is not big, but there's a short walk that connects it to an Indian sweet shop at the back and that place seemed to be a lot more popular and authentic. The owner is the same man and he seemed to be nice and on top of his game.
We waited a while for the takeout because they said they didn't see the order. They gave us a mango lassi and a samosa for the wait. The mango lassi was really good! The food was good especially the lamb chops. Everything was pretty spicy!
Such an amazing and wholesome experience. Being a North Indian , I always enjoy some good Rajasthani meal. We went here last night, Bikanos and Bikaner Sweet is owned by same person but their menu and kitchen is different as Bikaner sweets is vegetarian only and Bikanos is not. But you can order from Bikaner sweets and sit at Bikanos to enjoy your meal. Coming to the food part, we had Pani puri (9/10) , Raj Kachori (8/10), Onion Kachori (10/10) , Chole bhature (8/10) , Malai Kofta (10/10), Kulcha (2/10) very hard , Garlic Naan (6/10) , Aloo Bedmi (7/10), Gatte ki sabji (1/10) not good at all! , Jalebi (1000/10) soo fresh and crispy!!! I'm definitely coming back for the Kachori and Jalebi :)