Tried the chur chur naan with chole and dal makhani. Naan was properly flaky, butter everywhere, soaked up the dal nicely. Lassi was thick too, not the watery kind. Place was packed but food came quick enough. Only thing, seating&#39;s a bit tight. Solid spot for a proper north indian fix.

Abdul the manager and chef Rishi really took care of us. Food was solid, especially the biryani. Wish they had more seating though.

The cocktails at Prego were solid&mdash;properly mixed, not too sweet. Pizza was decent but honestly the portions ran small for the price. Place felt a bit empty for a Saturday, kinda killed the vibe.

Food was solid - murgh qorma in the clay pot and dal kangan were properly spiced. Service gets a bit scattered when it&#39;s busy, but acceptable for the price.

The bean soup and mushroom bruschetta were the standouts&mdash;really deep, earthy flavors. I paired the lamb risotto with a glass of red and it worked nicely. Only downside: a private function made the room loud, and the mains took a good 40 minutes to arrive. Not the quiet, relaxed dinner I was hoping for, but the food held its own.

Been coming here for a while now. Late night crowd is always chill, drinks do the job. Service can drag when it gets busy, but I keep coming back anyway.

The tandoori chicken was actually better than I expected. Juicy, smoky, not dry at all. I usually just stick to their biryani but this made me rethink that. Good marinade, came out hot. Worth ordering if you&#39;re tired of the same thing.

Buffet spread was solid &mdash; dosas fresh off the griddle, eggs made to order. Service quick enough for a morning rush.

Decent Hyderabadi food, rich history on the walls. Just spicy, so go easy if you&#39;re not used to it.

The palace vibe at Adaa really stays with you. I kept looking around at the decor between bites, it feels properly regal without being stuffy. Food was good, especially the lamb and the desserts. Set menu is on the pricier side though, so it&#39;s more of a special treat than a regular spot. Service was attentive too, but honestly the setting alone makes it worth one visit.

The buffet spread looked impressive but honestly the main course felt limited. Starters and chaat were the real winners here. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and craving pure veg.

The Sunday brunch spread is huge &mdash; Indian, Chinese, Italian, all there. Veg dimsums were decent, but that Khumani ka meetha at the end? So good. Wish I had more room for it.

The buffet spread is solid for the price&mdash;plenty of veg and non-veg starters plus desserts. Liked the live chaat counter, and that sugarcane juice was a nice touch. Seats could be a bit more comfy though.

Been here a few times now, and the portions are always solid for the price. Valet parking being free is a nice touch too, makes it easy to just pop in.

Came for the view of Durgam Cheruvu from the patio &mdash; that alone is worth it. Ordered a few starters and pastas, all pretty flavorful. Service was quick and friendly, but the table got cramped once everything landed. Fine for a casual meal, just don&#39;t expect much elbow room.

The buffet spread here is decent&mdash;plenty of Indian and international options, and the live counters are the best part. Desserts were fresh, nicely plated too. Came on a weekday evening, it wasn&#39;t too crowded. Just felt the price is a bit on the higher side for what you get, but overall a fine spot for a relaxed meal.

The pan-Asian spread caught my eye, and honestly the Burmese chicken curry with lime and potato stole the show. That tangy broth paired with a crisp white wine would&#39;ve been perfect&mdash;I settled for jasmine tea instead, which worked fine. Place had a decent buzz to it. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area and want something beyond the usual Thai or Chinese spots.

The veg wonton soup and broccolini dumplings were tasty, no doubt. But honestly, for the portion size, the price felt a bit steep. Service was warm though.

The self-service setup here is pretty smooth. Grab a tray, scan, pay, done. Place is spotless too, which I appreciate. Portion sizes are decent for what you pay, so I didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Not the fanciest spot, but for a quick bite, it does the job. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and hungry.

Patthar ka gosht was proper good, exactly what everyone raves about. Place is basic, no frills, but who cares when the food&rsquo;s this solid. Just remember to carry cash, no cards here.

The pastries here are so pretty, almost felt bad eating them 😅 Taste matched the look though. Price is a bit steep but you&#39;re paying for the quality. Just go early, it gets crowded.

The seafood fried rice was decent &mdash; well cooked, not greasy. Sides were reasonably priced too. Good spot if you&#39;re after simple Asian flavours.

Tried the Zafrani chicken biryani with my friends last weekend. The saffron smell hits you right when they open the container. Rice was fluffy, not mushy at all. Portion size is proper for sharing between two people. We were too full to even look at dessert. Definitely going back for this one.

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