Been coming here for a while now. The haleem is still the reason I show up&mdash;creamy, rich, hits the spot every time. Biryani&#39;s fine, but that haleem keeps me coming back.

The separate fasting menu is a nice touch. Food was good but service got slow once it filled up. Fine for a family dinner though.

Been coming here for a while now. The pachi mirchi kodi kebab is still as good as the first time. Prices are on the higher side, but the consistency keeps me coming back.

The sambar here has that proper homemade depth, and the chutneys are spot on. Prices are a bit steep, but portions make up for it. A solid pick for South Indian cravings.

The veg thali here is solid &mdash; around 500 bucks and pretty filling. Place is spacious too, which is rare in this area. Quick service, got my food in no time.

The chutneys here are always fresh and the dosas stay crispy every single time. Ghee idly was soft too. Gets crowded at peak hours, but that&#39;s expected for this place.

We went for a quiet dinner and the seating was really comfortable. Staff let us take our time, no rushing at all. Ordered the veg thali, it was fresh and well cooked. Menu is small though, and prices are a bit steep for what you get. But the calm vibe made it a pleasant meal.

The mutton madfoon was properly tender, and the chicken al faham mandi had that smoky char I like. Traditional seating adds to the vibe, though the floor cushions get a bit cramped after a while.

The Odia food festival crab curry was the real deal. Buffet&#39;s got serious variety, but the bill stings a bit.

Cozy little place, very few tables. Had the Cantonese soup &mdash; proper Chinese taste, not that usual Indian-Chinese stuff. Solid if you&#39;re craving something real.

We ordered quite a few things&mdash;sushi, dim sums, wok noodles, and some curries. The sushi was just okay, honestly. But the Thai Green Curry really stood out, and the fried rice had so much flavour. Portions are pretty generous too, so even though it&rsquo;s a bit pricey, you don&rsquo;t leave hungry. 🍛

Went for the Sunday brunch with a few friends and honestly, the spread is pretty impressive. Lots of variety, even for picky eaters. But yeah, the price tag is real and that forced alcohol charge feels a bit much if you&#39;re not drinking. We still had a good time though, good spot for catching up over food 😅

Family-size biryani was huge. Easily fed three of us. Price felt fair for what you get. Solid portions, decent flavour. Nothing fancy but does the job.

The Fire Water chicken was proper crispy and juicy, that sweet-spicy kick is spot on. Mutton keema biryani hit the spot too. Bit pricey though.

Came for a quick sushi fix, stayed longer than planned. Vegetarian options are surprisingly solid. Umakanth knew the menu well and made it easy to pick. Service was quick too. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

Food was decent, staff let us tweak the spice levels which was nice. Live music was a bit loud but added to the vibe. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The pizza dosa was crispy, loaded with cheese and corn&mdash;such a fun twist. Just wish there was more seating.

Been coming here for years. Kiran and the team still remember my usual order. Service stays consistent, never had a bad experience. Not many places keep that up these days.

Decent pure veg spot. Food was fresh and well-prepared. Gets crowded at peak hours though, so try going off-time.

The banquet hall here is well kept, honestly perfect for a small or medium get-together. I paired my meal with a decent Shiraz from their list, and it worked nicely with the grilled starters. Rooms are a bonus if you need them. Service was a bit slow mid-meal, but nothing that ruined the evening.

The South Indian thali here was really good&mdash;fresh and filling. I liked that the seating is spread out, both inside and outside, so it felt calm and not rushed. Service was friendly too.

The lasagna was rich, cheesy, exactly what I wanted. Meat sauce had good depth, pasta cooked right. Espresso martini was a solid pick too, not too sweet. Place was packed but my food came out fast, didnt have to wait around. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger, finished it in like five minutes.

The raj kachori was crispy and tangy, loaded with filling. Not quite Delhi-level, but it hit the spot for a chaat craving.

Been coming here for a while now, and the sushi is consistently good. That&rsquo;s the main reason I keep going back. Tried the ramen once, could&rsquo;ve been spicier, but I stick to what I like. Place is a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. Service is always on point too.

Been coming here for a while now. That Gongura mutton biryani still hits the spot&mdash;meat&rsquo;s tender, spice is proper Andhra style. Portion size is solid for what you pay.

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