Solid pasta. Place is small but clean, easy to find. Had the spaghetti, decent portion for the price. Service was quick enough. Nothing fancy but does the job if you&#39;re nearby.

Went here for lunch after seeing the ratings. The thali had a nice mix of things, but honestly the jalebi was the star - hot, crispy, not too sweet. Service was quick too, which I appreciated since I was hungry. Decent spot if you&#39;re near the station and want proper Gujarati food. Just wish the portions were slightly bigger.

The outdoor seating&rsquo;s so pretty with all the plants around. Watermelon juice was super fresh, and those chocolate pancakes with maple syrup hit the spot. Prices are a bit high though, but service was nice.

The hare pyaaz ki khichdi was really good &mdash; felt fresh and light, not heavy like some places. Simple seating, fine for a quick meal. Staff was polite too.

The thali here is really good, so many different dishes to try. I liked that the staff kept things moving, didnt have to wait long for anything. Place is clean too, nothing fancy but comfortable enough. Just go a bit early if you can, it fills up fast and gets noisy. I managed fine but I can see it being a bit much for some people.

The breakfast buffet at ₹700 is solid &mdash; lots of options from Gujarati farsan to South Indian. The cutting tea was the best part though. ☕

Authentic Gujarati thali, loaded with kadhi, dal, farsan and sweets. Service keeps the plate full.

Booked the private space for 20 people. Organised well, no chaos. Food was decent, nothing crazy. Good spot for a group thing.

Been here a few times now and honestly the biryani never disappoints. Fluffy rice, decent spice level, and that fried onion on top? yes. Parathas are good too, flaky and buttery. Place gets proper crowded on weekends though, we waited like 20 mins for a table. Fine if you&#39;re not starving 😅

Been coming here for a while now, and the sizzler still hits the spot every time. Paneer dishes are consistent too, not too oily. Place stays clean, which I appreciate. Staff remembered us from last visit, that was nice. Only thing is it gets a bit crowded on weekends, but that&#39;s expected. Solid spot if you know what you&#39;re in for.

The chicken manchow soup was fresh and light, just how I like it. Washroom could be cleaner though.

The new look is so much better &mdash; lots of seating and the chai options are solid. Service was quick too. Nice spot to just sit and chill for a while.

The chef came out to explain each dish &mdash; that personal touch really stood out. Staff were polite too. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

Durgesh and Tanisha really looked after us. They took time to explain each dish, made it feel personal. Food was solid, left happy. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but honestly the service carried the whole evening.

The Ferrero Rocher pie was pretty good, rich without being too heavy. Cafe latte was decent too. Slightly overpriced, but the seating area is huge and quiet enough to sit around for a while.

Went there last week with the family. Sat outside by the pool, nice breeze. Staff was polite, didn&#39;t have to wait long for our food. Portions are decent for what you pay. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Would go back if we&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for a while now. The seating is what keeps me coming back honestly, never feel cramped even when it&#39;s busy. Prices have gone up a bit but that&#39;s everywhere these days. Still my go-to spot when I want a relaxed meal without the whole squeeze-in thing. Consistent, that&#39;s what matters to me.

The sarso da saag was proper, makke ki roti tasted good but a bit different than I&rsquo;m used to. Jalebi at the end hit the spot though.

Tried the unlimited thali here and honestly it&rsquo;s a solid way to explore Gujarati food. Kadhi, basundi, all the usual suspects done well. Service was quick, no complaints there. ₹360 feels slightly steep but the spread makes up for it. Wouldn&rsquo;t say it&rsquo;s mind-blowing, but it hit the spot.

The Amritsari Kulcha here is proper. Crisp outside, well stuffed, not dry at all. And the Patiala Lassi was thick, just the right sweetness. I sat near the window, chair was comfortable enough to linger a bit. Service was polite, no rushing me. Good spot if you want a relaxed meal without any fuss.

Been coming here for a while now, and the unlimited Gujarati thali keeps me hooked. Puran Poli and Basundi are still the best part, no change in taste. Staff refills so fast, plate&#39;s never empty for long. Only thing, weekend evenings get crowded, you&#39;ll wait a bit. But the food makes up for it.

Tried the new Roots menu last week. The Raw Banana Kabab was surprisingly good, nice texture. Black Moontini was solid too. Place looks premium, seating is comfortable. Service was smooth, no complaints. Just felt the portion size was a bit small for the price. But overall a decent spot.

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