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I visited this famous lassi shop in Amritsar and was amazed by the taste of their lassi. It was incredibly thick, creamy, and delicious, topped with lots of malai. The glass was so large that I didn't think I could finish it by myself, but I did! We tried both the regular lassi and the pedha lassi. The regular lassi was thick, creamy, and topped generously with malai, all for just ₹60 for that huge glass.  I also tried the pedha lassi, which was something new for me. It was made from pedha—first, they smashed the pedha and ice, made some yogurt from it, then transferred it into a bowl. They put plain yogurt into a big vessel to make the lassi, and after about 5-10 minutes of mixing, the pedha lassi was ready. It was hard work, but it turned out amazing, topped with malai and the pedha yogurt they had prepared earlier, all for just ₹100. We were so full that we couldn't even try the rabri!  Rating- 5/5 Location-  Golden Temple Out Road, Gagar Mal Rd, opp. regent cinema, Ka...

We visited this place on March 24th, eager to try something new. As we walked in, we were greeted by a beautiful ambiance and plenty of seating options. Excited to have pizza, we found ourselves a bit confused by the menu, as it listed only numbers with ingredients. Thankfully, the staff was incredibly helpful and guided us in making a choice. We decided on pizza number 9, and it turned out to be a great decision. The pizza was made with fresh dough, tomato sauce, mozzarella, and arugula leaves. It was absolutely delicious, with a perfect balance of flavors. Although it was on the expensive side, costing 900 INR, the taste made it worth every rupee. We would have loved to try more, but we were too full to continue. Nevertheless, we savored every bite of the pizza. It’s large enough for two people to share, though it is quite pricey compared to other pizza outlets nearby. Overall, the experience was delightful, and we’d love to visit again. Rating- 4.5/5 Location- Shop No. 1-9, Lower Gr...