Laxmi In Bari

I had visited this place earlier, Very dull reception of guests ... I personally like to see the Image of India potrayed modern ... especially in Italy. Majority of restaurants are very traditional and outdated. Indian restaurants here are mostly run by non indians ... I love cooking and can easily judge the way food is prepared ... we opted for Vegeterian items, except for the bread, the curries were not made fresh ... I mean they are the ready to eat food packets .... from India brought to a boil and served. Samosa was good ... Its a family run restaurant. I also felt the menu too big they should have a limited menu and focus on quality.

I ordered Began Bharata, naan roti, the taste was good, but you can't see the difference between naan and roti. Naan is not made in a tandoor but in a pan, the roti was made from plain flour, the price was good and the staff was good, I recommend it, you just need to tell them in advance what flavor you want the food to taste like.

Ignored the few bad reviews, not sure all are real. Stayed in Bari with my family for a few days and had dinner one night and lunch on another. Food was perfect, like home, with perfect amount of spice. The owner was a proper punjabi so we knew the food would be genuine. Very nice family run restaurant that we would recommend anyone with an urge for homecooked punjabi food at very reasonable prices. Only complaint we could think of was maybe some music or a tv to live things up.

Good place to have Indian food in Bari. This place is in easy to find location and have good food and quick service.

Simple food for reasonable price.

Very tasty home cooked food with low price

Best indian homemade food in Bari. A family is running this restaurant and taste of the food is like home. Service was quick and booking was not required.

With each bite, it felt like homemade food. The restaurant isnt fancy and may not appeal but the food was good.

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Food was very tasty and felt home cooked. Service was attentive too. The place seems family run, which created a homely atmosphere. The current rating is definitely not warranted.