Domino's Pizza ADYAR, Chennai
NO.55, 1ST STREET,KAMARAJ AVENUE, ADITYA ARCADE,KASTURIBAI NAGAR,ADYAR,CHENNAI - 600020 PH.NO. 044-24424444/ 42124444/ 24451692/ 24424411/ 33/ 88
Phone number
04424424444
Cuisines
Pizza, Fast Food
Average Cost
₹400 for two people (approx.)
Exclusive of applicable taxes and charges, if any
Cards and Meal Coupons accepted
Opening hours Open now
Today 11 AM to 11 PM
Address
NO.55, 1ST STREET,KAMARAJ AVENUE, ADITYA ARCADE,KASTURIBAI NAGAR,ADYAR,CHENNAI - 600020 PH.NO. 044-24424444/ 42124444/ 24451692/ 24424411/ 33/ 88
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More info
Home Delivery
No Alcohol Available
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What people love here
Food
Peppy Paneer,
Chicken Wings,
Chocolava,
Veggie Pizza
Photos
It's nice
13 Jun, 2025 01:46
Nothing much about the combos i had , just the most low quantity, taste was great
30 May, 2025 07:32
Food served was hot and neat. Cold drink was cold enough. Ample car parking facilities and the toilet facility was very good. The store was clean and tidy. Special mention for table cleanliness. The quality of the food was fairly decent.
16 May, 2025 11:06
Very good
29 Apr, 2025 12:44
Unhygienic Conditions and Poor Customer Service at Domino’s I had one of my worst dining experiences at this Domino’s outlet. I placed my order around 8:10 PM and requested a wash basin, only to be told it was on the first floor. After returning to the customer area on the ground floor to wait for my food, I quickly noticed a significant mosquito problem. I immediately informed a staff member, who acknowledged the issue but took no action. A few minutes later, when my food arrived, I continued to feel mosquitoes biting me. I brought it up with another staff member, who again responded with indifference and walked away. Shockingly, I later noticed some staff members inside the kitchen laughing about the issue, even making gestures suggesting that I simply shoo the mosquitoes away. When they saw me looking, they quickly retreated. Unable to tolerate the bites any longer, I asked to speak with the Store Manager. When he arrived, I requested him to sit near me for a minute and experience the discomfort firsthand. His response was dismissive—he casually stated that they would address the mosquito problem only after I left. This was unacceptable. I asked if he genuinely believed it was okay for a customer to endure mosquito bites in a restaurant that should prioritize hygiene and cleanliness. Sadly, the attitude of the staff made it clear that they are more focused on receiving appreciation than addressing genuine customer concerns. In an era where home deliveries and OTT entertainment are reducing footfall in retail outlets, neglecting hygiene, cleanliness, and customer experience will only drive more people toward online alternatives. I sincerely hope Domino’s takes immediate steps to improve its hygiene standards and staff training. Otherwise, it risks losing customer trust and loyalty.
14 Mar, 2025 03:16