Oct 9, 2024
Vadap pav, vada were very small and packaging was bad, chutney spilled.
Budget-friendly pizzas with generous toppings, often compared to big brands; gluten-free options available; fast delivery; occasional inconsistency in quality and delivery issues.
13A, GF, near Post Office, Block BG 6, Paschim Vihar, Delhi, 110063
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Pizza Mania Combo Veg 1, Pizza Mania Combo Non Veg 5, Pizza Mania Combo Veg 4
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122 ratings

Rated 4.8 across online reviews
236 Reviews
Oct 9, 2024
Vadap pav, vada were very small and packaging was bad, chutney spilled.
Sep 2, 2024
Very good taste
Jul 15, 2024
It was cold pizza . Delivery person was rude and arguing He called us for only for six minutes n calls were disconnected by Truecaller showing spam n frauds. N he said he's been calling for the last twenty minutes. I don't understand why their app never shows the correct location. Well it is better to order directly from Hindi Festival Staff is good n they deliver better directly. Bad service magic pin thumbs down 👎
Hindi Festivals is a budget-friendly pizza spot in Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, that earns praise for tasty food, generous toppings, and good value compared to big brands. Customers enjoy items like Farmhouse pizza, Cheese & Corn pizza, and gluten-free options. However, some reviews note occasional quality inconsistency, undercooked dough, and delivery issues including rude behavior and cold food.
Many customers find the food delicious and affordable, often comparing it favorably to big brands.
Several reviews highlight the generous toppings and perfectly baked crust on pizzas.
One customer appreciated the availability of gluten-free non-veg combos suitable for dietary needs.
A couple of customers praised the packaging, quality, and fast delivery service.
Some reviews mention undercooked dough, cold pizza, or a decline in taste compared to previous orders.
A few customers reported rude delivery behavior, cold food, and problems with the app's location tracking.
One review noted that vada pav was very small and packaging was poor, causing chutney to spill.