Panj Tara, Fast Food & Restaurant

Tucked away in the coal-rich belt of Singrauli, Panj Tara Fast Food & Restaurant has quietly become the town’s culinary compass, proving that India’s restaurant boom is no longer confined to metros. From sizzling Indo-Chinese platters to ghee-dripping dhaba-style dal, this modest eatery fuses small-town warmth with big-city ambition, turning highway pit stops into flavour pilgrimages.

Address

shop no 4, Gurudwara complex, LIG, Gurudwara Road, Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh 486889, India

Phone

+91 98261 26362

Location of Panj Tara, Fast Food & Restaurant

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Panj Tara, Fast Food & Restaurant in Singrauli’s Gurudwara Complex serves up reliable Indian fast-food staples with a cleanliness and speed that locals praise; the five-star buzz reflects consistently fresh chaats, buttery pav bhaji, and surprisingly good paneer burgers dished out from a compact counter that handles the evening rush without compromising on taste or wallet-friendly prices.

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What kind of cuisine does Panj Tara serve?

Panj Tara blends fast-food favourites with North Indian classics, offering everything from burgers and pizzas to dal makhani and butter naan, all prepared in a halal-friendly kitchen that keeps the flavours authentic yet quick.

Is home delivery available in Singrauli?

Yes, the restaurant provides contactless home delivery across Singrauli; simply call +91 98261 26362 or request via Zomato/Swiggy using the Gurudwara Road, LIG Complex address as the reference point.

Does Panj Tara accommodate dietary restrictions?

The kitchen is happy to customise spice levels, swap paneer for tofu, or prepare jain-style no-onion no-garlic meals; just mention your preference when you order at Shop No. 4 or over the phone.

What are the opening hours and peak waiting times?

Doors open 11 a.m.–11 p.m. daily, with average waiting time of 5–10 minutes for fast-food combos and 15–20 minutes for sizzling tandoori platters during the 7–9 p.m. rush.