I visited the place today. very disappointing- the quality of the food as well as the service. Ordered a veg thali. The chole was weird..the mixed vegetable tasted stale. The only edible food item was the Dal Makhani. I do not understand what the hype around this place is all about.

Amazing Punjabi food at such down to earth prices –I have tried Paneer Makhani , Mithi Lassi, a variety of kulchas-cheese garlic, gobi, methi and paneer kulchas! (All served with pudina raita, onion garlic chutney), veg dopyaza is also a wonderful item on the menu. My roommate tried the biryani and said it was good too. Pure vegetarian food which is easy on pocket and heavy on taste.

thankfully Mumbai is now home to many nice places serving really great Punjabi food and this is a new entrant too. I love the naan, paneer tikka, pyaaz kulcha, paneer peshawari, dal-yet to try its thaali but I have heard really nice things about it. Ambiance is fun,and best thing is the value for money pricing. Meal for 3 people,stuffed to the brim won't be more than 1000 bucks at most! Amazing.

Black dal a must order..simply amazing. good place. Pricing is reasonable. Recommended for every North Indian food lover.!!!

I found the food at Oye kake decent enough to warrant it a 3.5 rating. The secret to eat there is to stick to the tried and tested. we had a whole gamut of food from dal makhani , kadhai paneer,kadhi, a platter of starters, basket of breads,papads and a pitcher of chaas.we knocked it off with gajar ka halwa.

The dal and the panneer were decent and the kadhi was good too. I would not use the term exceptional for any of the dishes but would stick to wholesome.

The veg platter was good although i would have liked a better variety and quantity.

The pitcher of chaas was huge and enough for 3 people and the basket of breads were also very fresh and soft.

The dish of the day was gajar ka halwa which was really tasty and well cooked.

For all of the above our bill came to around 1200 bucks which was very reasonable.

For a weekday budget meal or a wholesome budget treat ...i think oye kake makes the cut.

Oye Kake! is my all time favorite place to call for lunch when at office or to drop by for a quick north Indian meal. The restaurant has a nice punjabi dhabba like decor with bollywood tracks playing to fit the ambiance perfectly. The thali served here is, in my opinion the perfect order as it is large and satisfies your appetite completely. However, if you are looking for a light meal, you could opt for a tandoori stuffed paratha served with dal makhani and curd. Also, at Oye kake, do not miss the lassi, which complements the meal completely.

If you are looking for authentic Punjabi food, look no further than Oye Kake! Located in Fort, close to HSBC it is not an easy place to locate and you may need to ask for directions. Its not a big place and you may have to wait but its worth the wait. The food is authentic Punjabi, is delicious and with generous portions. Amritsari Papads are different..Service is bit low...

Oye Kake is a no nonsense restaurant. Very easy to miss this one on the streets. I had to confirm twice with a friend to make sure this was the much recommended restaurant. Enter and it is a place full of surprises. The place is quite small...probably 10 odd tables....but neatly done. The manager was quite friendly and so was the staff. Food is very good quality. I am a die hard fan of Punjabi food and hence stuck with the basics by ordering Kulcha-Chole, Paratha-Dal Makhani and Rajma-Chawal. Not at all disappointed with my choice. The food preparations were sizzling hot and I just enjoyed the traditional punjabi cuisine. Service needs to be improved big time...or was it just the Saturday rush. The wait is worth every bite....but the wait can be quite long. Skipped the desserts because I could not offer risking it to another 10 min waiting period. This is a place strictly for food....no entertainment. Seriously recommended you do not go in large groups.

I went there last Saturday with my husband for lunch. I must say the food smells really nice. The menu is quiet small but has everything one wants. I ordered a Special limited thali which is very extensive and can be easily consumed by 2 burrpers. Their starters are very smooth, and cherry on the top is their Masala Chass (which you can buy as a pitcher !!!) loved d place...will visit again for sure :)

The only reason we went here was because we wanted to have Starbucks coffee after our dinner. This place (which is laughably too small) is very close to Starbucks, and from the outside gives a feel that the public would be decent. Well, get surprised as there is hardly any space for public! 3-4 families and the place will be full! Coming to the service, it was very quick. So much so that, we felt as if they knew our orders and brought them as soon as we said! :D We ordered : Cheese pakodas- Blant Tandori paneer parantha, with came which complimentary curd and dal makhni- forget the parantha, the curd was just perfect and dal makhni was good. Parantha- whatever! Aloo kulcha, which cam with complimentary chole- it was ok.. nothing great. In all, i would search for a another joint near Starbucks next time!

Serves good food and is sure value for money. Located one of the busy streets of Fort. This place is a must try rather than going for any JUNK food in that area. Warm hospitality, Punjabi music and good interiors just sets the mood.
You cannnot afford to miss the Gajar Halwa( seasonal) . If unavailable Gulab Jamun is a good option.