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Review of Aman Chicken, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar Market, Ludhiana

Review of Aman Chicken, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar Market, Ludhiana

Aman Chicken is a well-regarded dining spot in Ludhiana, and our visit was mostly delightful.

The Dal Makhani stood out as a highlight—rich, creamy, and absolutely delicious. Their signature Butter Chicken, although flavorful, was initially spicier than our liking. However, the chef was kind enough to adjust it to suit our palate, a gesture we truly appreciated. The Chicken Malai Tikka was the star of the meal for me, with its perfect blend of creamy and smoky flavors.

Tandoori Chapati with traditional Butter Chicken

Service was prompt and efficient, with a young, energetic team of waiters who were attentive and quick on their feet. It's clear that Hardeep and his team are doing a commendable job managing the place.

Onion salad
       Onion Salad

The ambience is pleasant, and there’s ample parking available, which is a plus. Unfortunately, the surrounding market is quite dull and lacks vibrancy, which slightly detracts from the overall experience.

In terms of cost, expect to spend around ₹500–600 per person, which is comparable to other establishments of similar caliber in the area.

Overall, Aman Chicken is a solid choice for a casual outing with good food and great service. Recommended!

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