Sherkaan Indian Street Food

Sherkaan Indian Street Food boasts a lively ambiance that sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.
However, while the staff's warmth could have elevated our anniversary celebration, it unfortunately went unnoticed despite mentioning it in our reservation.
Despite this oversight, the fusion menu impressed with its inventive twists on traditional Indian cuisine, offering a unique culinary journey worth exploring.

We craved some Indian food and decided to try Sherkaan on our trip.
The menu boasts a lot of options to choose from.
We did try a few things as we were a big group but I did not enjoy the food that much. What we liked was the palak paneer, jaljeera, and nimbu soda.
The chicken roll was bland, it really had no flavor.
The dahi puri was soggy even when it just came out.
The chilli paneer is a complete no, it was more like a paneer sabji.
At the same time, the chilli chicken was good. I would probably not visit again as the food wasn't to our liking.
The portion size was decent for the price we paid.
The staff were very friendly and attentive.

LAST VISIT TO SHERKAAN… after long time I took time to write.
This place, which used to be great in the past, has disappointed me for the third time in a row.
We ordered four different dishes Photos attached for Hakka noodles AKA Maggie noodles... Now NO AUTHENTIC INDIAN for sure today: Masala Dosa, Tandoor Chicken Wings, and Hakka noodles.
Unfortunately, the food was tasteless and poorly prepared.
Even my daughter, who usually enjoys outside food, refused to eat.
We ended up throwing some of it away.
It’s a sad state of affairs, and I wonder how things have gone downhill so quickly. Tandoor Chicken Wings, once a highlight, now lay before us—overcooked, smothered in smelly oil, and shrouded in a haze of smoke.
Their flavor, or lack thereof, mirrored our growing disillusionment. Hakka noodles, or perhaps more fittingly, "AKA Maggi," arrived as a pitiful excuse for a dish.
Neglected, tasteless, and carelessly prepared, they left us wondering how a place could be so indifferent to quality. My daughter, usually tolerant of any meal, refused to partake.
Her appetite extinguished, we returned home, defeated. As we bid farewell to Sherkaan, I can't help but wonder: How did it come to this? BYEE FOR NOW...
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