Punjabi Fusion Grill

1395 E Main St, Duncan
(864) 775-8393

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Daman Singh

Good food

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Nicola Patterson

Tasty and authentic Indian food, modern and clean environment! Great!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Tandoori Butter Chicken Chicken Curry

Andrew Patterson

Very good food

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Tandoori Butter Chicken Chicken Curry, Tikka

sonu gill

Gud one food …… you can park semi truck at the back. Parking available for 24 hr

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

André M

Another business that has prices on the menu that aren't what you're going to get on your bill. And if you aren't sure, the prices that you get charged are higher than what you're expecting/that the menu shows. No thanks! I don't give my money to shady businesses.

Gagandeep Khehra

Last week i was there one of employe talk to rude to me . I order one of common food (dall) he trying to insult me on it says you guys always gone eat that (dall) grow up order something else and ask for appetizer fist he say we did not serve food separately we serve every thing together . He to rude really

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Jonathan Patterson

Excellent Chicken Tikka Masala, I requested spiciness as medium, and it had just enough heat. If I am in the area again this will be on my list to go back to. Staff were also extremely friendly and courteous.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Sanjay Saundattikar

Excellent food.. Enjoyed every bit of it.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Sardar

Number one biryani and very nice people

Vikas Turan

I like to say. That there food is good but there price is so high i buy food for one dite in 40 dollars 💵 i think it is not worthy price next time i will avoid them always

Philip Sharon

I would recommend people to be careful about going to this restaurant. The restaurant owner is a murderer/terrorist. He is a supporter of the Khalistan movement which is known to kill Indians here in the US and around the world. For those Indians who think that this is a great place to eat, this will be your death sentence. If any customers that see this review, please go to the store and take pictures of the people working there. My goal is to close this place in order to curb any terrorist activities. I am also sending their information. I am glad the FBI is already arresting Khalistan terrorists. The next thing will come to their door and they will be arrested and closed for good.

David Tovmassian

The food never disappoints even with the spice level you ask for 🔥Guy fieri definitely needs to check it out

Akanksha Rathi

Definitely the Punjabi Indian Food I crave. I really enjoyed the Navratan Korma and Chicken Curry. Must try!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Curry Chicken

Ashu Chopra

Roti is very bad is not well cooked and sahi paneer is good

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 4

Frank Pressly

First I would like to comment on another reviewer with a negative slant. Out of 15 reviews that person has left 12 were 1 star. Unfortunately, some people live for criticism and negativity. Their opinion about Punjabi Fusion Grill is so WAYYYYY off base it is almost humorous and I felt compelled to share a real 100% facts review of PFG.

I "found" PFG yesterday as I passed nearby on I-85. Having lived in Indo-Pak Asia for 18 years (speaking five languages of the region fluently), I consider myself well qualified to review Indian style Punjabi foods. PFG is located in a repurposed Waffle House (minutes off Exit 63 on I-85). Exceptionally clean, modern (with free Wifi) and particularly attentive service the experience starts well. I ordered the classic butter chicken (always a good place to start) with naan and chai. Preparing my order took about fifteen minutes (which I don't mind as this is a sign the food is being prepared fresh) and came to me with a hot, deliciously buttered, fresh naan straight from the tandoor. The main dish came in a 16 ounce container with a side bowl of rice. Sturdy disposable utensils and the overall packaging was designed to let you eat half and take the rest home (which is precisely what I did) and I am eating the last of that as I type this review. Enjoying it twice in one day.

Now to the food. The food was GOOD! Authentic flavors and delicious. I would give it a 9/10. The only reason I have not given it a 10/10 is because I like my curry "desi spicy" and not "gora spicy". Many Indian restaurants tone down what ordering food "spicy or hot" means as the Western palate is not designed for authentic "bus/train station street foods" from India. The chai was good for a "dood pathi chai - translate: milk/tea leaf" (without the overpowering influence of "masala" spices you usually find in Indian tea) but could have been a little more robust/stout. Again tuned to the American palate of traditional tea. Management asked for and graciously accepted suggestions for improvement. I explained that for the normal American palate this was GREAT. I personally like things kicked up a notch in spiciness and robust flavoring which might be a bit much for the Western palate. Overall, it was a great experience and management said next time they will remember me and "kick things up a notch" for my personal tastes. A great opportunity to practice my Hindi and Punjabi. The FIVE STAR rating is well deserved. Another bonus, they are open all day, 11AM to 10PM.

Conveniently located behind the TA and Pilot Travel Centers at exit 63 on I-85 (one minute off interstate) and beside Quality Inn Duncan/Spartanburg West.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

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