Oye Balle Balle - Nasik

Have visited this place at least three times .. Ambience is moderate ... typical Punjabi style furniture glasses etc .. u get the Punjabi feeling at the entrance yourself .. have tried Egg Biryani Vegetable / Non-Vegetable Kababs, Paneer Tikka Masala Mutton Dum Biryani etc. Mutton biryani is fantastic, perfect combination of flavors and spices. Your special lassi is a must. The prices are a bit high compared to the crowd. The overall taste is very good.

Located just near to the #ShrineofInfantJesus .. this place is perfect after a long prayer or a nice ride after wine tasting at #SulaVineyards . Spacious sitting arrangements and a very desi decor compliment the delicious dishes on the menu. The service is friendly and most important they have a clean washroom. We tried Sukha Mutton, Chicken Lahori (with Indian sentiments), Chicken Tikka Masala, butter / plain roti and Chicken Tikka Dum Biriyani and were impressed with every dish. I'd recommend - Sukha Mutton &  Chicken Tikka Dum Biriyani.   cheers !

While visiting Nashik with a couple of friends and our extreme desire to eat in a dhaba we ended up in this place, when we entered the place it was a little sticky and smelled mostly from the lack of air conditioning but we didn't have any Option So we ordered the food, Cholla Kulcha, Butter Chicken and Chaas but our disdain came after a long wait of 30 minutes and they didn't serve onions and when we asked for it it took them another 10 minutes to get what kind from pissed off us. However, the food was delicious and had an authentic Punjabi taste, but the poor service. The masala chaas was extremely salty so we had to throw it away. Food- 4/5 Ambience - 3/5 Service 2/5

Oye balle balle took my heart to the next level of food gas obviously because of their authentic dishes which are so amazingly served ..... y ....

Visited the place for the first time. Oye Balle Balle is owned by Punjabi. The staff is very polite and can help you with what to do. The ambience is good. Jump to eat. To start off we ordered Chicken Jungli which was ok and Chicken Lebanese was to die for, very nice and creamy with mild garlic flavors. Tried the Chicken Tikka Biryani; where the chicken pieces were really soft but the rice lacked the flavors. The lassi was well flavored with rose syrup. It was good, but not great. Got half the butter chicken and chicken handi take away for the family. Again, the chicken pieces were really nice and juicy. The butter and chicken sauce had a hint of rawness from the tomatoes. Chicken Handi was a bit spicier and had a dash of Maharashtrian flavors. Chicken Lebanese was the star of the show. Overall it was a good experience.