“Chef walked in with dirty dog poop sneakers from outside the restaurant, picked up food that had fallen chopped vegetables the floor and mixes it and continues to make the parantha (Indian stuffed bread) with it”
H3
6.0/10Indian
AI-generated summary
Get the , made fresh while you wait for around $5. People point to the aloo and the stuffed cauliflower and radish ones. It's a cheap vegetarian Punjabi counter. The repeated warning is hygiene, one heavily upvoted post described food picked up off the floor, and people note the city shut it down for months in 2022.
“Chef walked in with dirty dog poop sneakers from outside the restaurant, picked up food that had fallen chopped vegetables the floor and mixes it and continues to make the parantha (Indian stuffed bread) with it”
H3
“They left the food in the tray and continued serving it to the next customers. I’m amazed it hasn’t been shut down.”
H3
“You'll love Doaba then. Very hole in the wall. Very home cooked food feel. And they do the best stuffed parathas in the city. Try the cauliflower and the radish ones.”
H3
“If you want hole in the wall go to Doaba deli and have some parathas”
H2
“really fresh and cheap parathas”
H2
“Doaba Deli is a great cheap eat.”
H2
“Doaba Deli for cheap eats”
H2
“Some of my faves: - Doaba Deli or Raja Sweeets for paranthe.”
H2
“Doaba Deli on Columbus at 106 or so has a serviceable samosa chaat.”
H2
“Doaba Deli is good for cheap home style vegetarian Indian curries”
H2
“for dhaba style/parathas, either Doaba deli on UWS or raja sweets and fast food”
H2
“Two best aloo paranthas in the city are at Doaba Deli on Upper West Side”
H2