Buffet spread is huge &mdash; kebabs, chaat, even continental stuff. Dessert counter was the highlight for me, good mix of Indian sweets and pastries.

Been eating here for years now, still my regular spot when I want something quick and easy. Got the paneer tikka and garlic naan this time, both came out hot and fresh. Place gets packed during lunch hour but they manage the crowd pretty well. Food&#39;s always consistent, never had a bad meal here honestly.

The khasta roti was proper crispy, not the soggy stuff you get at most places. Buffet starts at 7:30 PM, good if you&#39;re staying in the area. Nothing fancy but it fills you up right.

The staff here were genuinely friendly and helpful. South Indian dishes were well-prepared and flavorful, exactly what I needed.

The food here is solid, no complaints about taste or portion size. The token ordering thing though... a bit of a hassle when you&#39;re with a group. Everyone fumbling with cards and trying to figure out the system. Kind of takes away from the whole vibe of just sitting down and eating. Still, the meal itself was good enough that I&#39;d probably come back for a quick bite.

Went here last weekend with friends. The garlic cheese bread was really good, came hot and cheesy. Portion size is decent for the price you pay. We ordered a bunch of stuff from the South Indian and Chinese sections, everything tasted fresh. Got a bit crowded by 1pm, had to wait like 10 mins for a table. Parking is a pain though, had to park far and walk. The chocolate trifle pastry was okay, nothing crazy but fine if you have a sweet tooth.

Easy to spot on the main road. Upstairs seating is neat. Food and bakery stuff tastes good. Parking&#39;s a bit of a pain though.

The seating area near the book corner is really comfortable, perfect for unwinding with a coffee. Staff were polite too. Just wish the music was a bit softer, but overall a chill spot to hang out. ☕

Stopped by for a quick bite and a coffee. Food menu looks solid, lots of good options. But don&#39;t come here expecting the specialty coffee they used to be known for. That&#39;s gone now, menu&#39;s shifted. Just a regular sports bar vibe now. Fine for a beer and a burger, but coffee drinkers will be disappointed.

We went on a weekday evening and got seated right away. The staff were really polite, especially the guy who kept checking if we needed anything. Food was tasty, no complaints there. The live music was a nice touch, not too loud either. Only thing is the place got a bit crowded later, but that&#39;s fine. Comfortable enough for a relaxed dinner.

The buffet spread is pretty solid, lots of variety. Saheli helped us figure out what to grab first. Just wish the spice levels were a bit stronger for my Indian taste.

Poha and jalebi for breakfast, solid combo. Chocolate chai was a nice twist, different. Samosa was a bit soggy though, could&#39;ve been crisper. Place was decent for a quick morning bite. Not bad, not amazing. Just okay.

Been coming here for a while now. Dakshin Biryani still hits the spot every single time. Service can be a little slow but honestly, the food makes up for it.

The family room was pretty big, way better than the usual cramped hotel spots. Staff actually helped when I asked, no drama.

The Khopra Pattice here is consistently solid, and honestly, that&#39;s enough for me to keep coming back. Morning Poha and Jalebi hit the spot too. Service stays quick even when it&#39;s jam-packed. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired nicely with the spice, though.

We ordered malai kofta and cheese garlic naan. The kofta was soft, gravy had that rich creamy taste without being too heavy. Naan was fresh off the tawa. I liked that they didn&#39;t overload it with cheese. Place felt clean and quiet for a Thursday night. Service was quick too. Just wish they had more veggie sides on the menu.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and ordered the margherita pizza. The wood-fired crust had that nice smoky char, which I liked. Portion size felt fair for the price, not huge but not tiny either. Place was pretty relaxed, no one rushing you out. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The chicken cheese steamed momos were good, honestly. Big filling, decent amount of cheese. Menu&#39;s got a lot to pick from, which is nice. Only thing is you wait like 10-15 minutes after you order. Not a big deal if you&#39;re not in a rush, but just so you know. Portion size was fair for what I paid.

Tucked away in a quiet green spot, cozy vibe. Loved the fresh ingredients in my salad. Parking easy, though a bit pricey.

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