Nirala Hotel

Mutton Machli and chopri roti is good. Qeema and daal was also good. You can come here again and again. Sitting is very pathetic.

Had Mutton shank in their special gravy and keema mughaz with their signature mint chopri roti. The combination was amazing.

Had a chance to try Nirala Hotel, and the food was quite satisfying. The chopri roti, topped with desi ghee 🧈 and paired with mint chutney 🌿, was definitely the highlight — warm, crispy, and full of flavor. The mutton machli 🐐🐟 was well-cooked and nicely spiced. Qeema 🍖 was fresh, balanced, and not too oily — The dal maghaz 🍲 was rich, creamy, and a solid choice for those who enjoy deep, traditional desi flavors. The place itself isn’t fancy and not too clean 🧹, but manageable. Service is okay — not too fast, not too slow. If you're in Gujranwala and looking for classic desi food 🍛, this spot is worth checking out — just don’t expect a fine dining setup.

Not good at all. Tried machli maghaz and simple machli too. Too much ghee and such simple gravy. There were literally no spices and even the meat was not tender at all. I dont understand how people rated it so good

I’ve visited Nirala Hotel multiple times with friends and family, and while there’s no doubt that they offer authentic and flavorful food, the seating and overall ambiance have always been disappointing. The setup is uncomfortable, there's no proper backup during power cuts, and the environment doesn’t match the level of pricing they’re charging. Considering they’re not a budget-friendly restaurant, and every dish is priced on the higher side, I strongly feel they need to focus on seating comfort and customer experience. I’m not sure what their priorities are, but this is a serious suggestion. Good food alone isn’t enough if the overall experience doesn’t feel worth the price.