The earthy glow of the interiors at Pind Balluchi exudes opulent warmth that cocoons, the flickering lights falling soft but as bright as stars in the night sky. Extremely comfortable chairs run down the length of the space, the dazzling gold of the ceiling lamps shining off the gloss of the wooden tables. The interiors remain reminiscent of a forgotten era, merged with modern elements that make Pind Balluchi both spectacular and unique. Some of the restaurants are fashioned in the style of a grand village courtyard, complete with a banyan tree and overhead lighting (where the sky suddenly lights up with stars and a full moon) giving it an alfresco feel. In short the ambience is wonderful with rustic Indian setting complete with quaint 'Punjabi' village furniture. The place is rife with traditional 'Punjabi Pind' paraphernalia that is just as attractive as the food is appealing. Adding to the aesthetic set-up are the bronze water tumblers, the crockery and the cutlery.

Dining at Pind Balluchi, is a wonderful, wholistic experience not to be missed, everything that greets you upon entering the restaurant makes you feel special and pampered. True enough Punjabi food is wholesome and full of rustic flavor .There is no intricate marinades or exotic sauces but it has full-bodied spices cooked with Desi ghee, always served with a liberal helping of butter or cream. As a matter of Fact Indian cuisine in the other parts of the world is mostly identified with Punjabi food.