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Andaaz Restaurant

Pakistani · Mughal · Continental  Β·  Gulberg III, Lahore
SniffScoreβ„’ 82
Verdict Go
Positive 81 %
Reviews 4,100
Trend ↑ Improving
Price PKR 1,500 – 3,000 / person
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Hours
12pm – 12am (daily)
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Seating
Indoor · Outdoor Lawn
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Parking
Valet available
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Reservation
Required
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Best For
Corporate lunches · Celebrations · Fine Pakistani dining
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Peak Hours
Fri–Sat 8pm – 11pm
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Phone
042-3576-1111
⚠️ Skip if: You want quick casual dining — this is a sit-down-and-savour place
🍩 Sentiment Breakdown

Overall reviewer sentiment distribution across 4,100 reviews

🎯 Aspect Radar

How each dimension performs β€” the fuller the shape, the better the score

πŸ“Š Aspect Deep Dive

Positive vs negative breakdown per aspect β€” bar width = mention volume

Hygiene 1,800 mentions  Β·  86% positive  Β·  8% negative
Food Quality 2,800 mentions  Β·  85% positive  Β·  9% negative
Ambiance 2,600 mentions  Β·  82% positive  Β·  10% negative
Service 2,200 mentions  Β·  74% positive  Β·  17% negative
Value 2,000 mentions  Β·  65% positive  Β·  25% negative
βšͺ Aspect Comparison

Bubble size = mention count Β· X axis = positive % β€” bigger and further right is better

⭐ Must-Try Dishes

Dishes most praised by reviewers β€” order at least one of these

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Raan-e-Andaaz
Slow-roasted whole lamb leg marinated in yoghurt and Mughal spices for 24 hours — the dish that built the restaurant's reputation
PKR 8,500 – 10,000 (serves 4)
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Dal Andaaz
Black lentils slow-cooked for 8 hours with butter and a secret spice blend — the side dish that gets ordered as a main
PKR 780 – 950
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Murgh Mussallam
Whole chicken stuffed with saffron rice and dry fruits, slow-roasted in a sealed clay pot — Mughal-era technique
PKR 2,400 – 3,200
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Shahi Tukray
Fried bread soaked in reduced saffron milk with candied pistachios — the most ordered dessert here by a wide margin
PKR 480 – 580
πŸ‘ What Diners Love
  • One of Lahore's best representations of elevated Pakistani cuisine
  • Outdoor lawn seating is ideal in winter evenings
  • Consistent quality across a large menu
  • Strong dessert selection — better than most fine-dining establishments
πŸ‘Ž Common Complaints
  • Pricier than most Lahore alternatives
  • Can get very busy — book at least 2 days ahead for weekends
  • Parking chaos on event nights
πŸ’¬ What Diners Actually Said

Real quotes extracted from reviewer submissions

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The Raan-e-Andaaz is the single best main course I've had in Lahore. The 24-hour marination is evident in every bite — the lamb is falling off the bone and the spice profile is extraordinary.

Re: Raan-e-Andaaz
😊 Positive
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Andaaz manages to feel special without feeling stuffy. The food is genuinely excellent and the outdoor seating in December evenings with fairy lights is as good as Lahore gets.

😊 Positive
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The Dal Andaaz is the best dal I've ever eaten. I ordered it as a side dish and it became the highlight of the entire table. We ordered a second portion.

Re: Dal Andaaz
😊 Positive
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Waited 45 minutes for a table despite a reservation on a Friday night. Staff were apologetic and the food was excellent, but the wait time needs addressing urgently.

😐 Neutral
πŸ’‘ Sniff Intelligence
🍽️ One of the first Lahore restaurants to present Mughal cuisine with fine-dining plating standards
🌿 Herb garden on-premises — some dishes use same-day harvested ingredients
📈 Has maintained a top-5 position in Lahore fine dining for over a decade
🎂 Celebratory cake service with personalised decoration is a signature offering
☁️ What People Talk About
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