45, Jubilee Hills

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"Don't judge a book by its cover", that was the adage which promptly matches our review about this place.Red and black decor and excellent location is all which looks good from outside, but once we visited the place we were thoroughly disappointed. Not only does the ambience look a Lil dingy and shady, the service too was a Lil too pushy in-terms of order and service of food.

We were placed comfortably in a cozy corner of the first level of the restaurant. They have a two level seating , extending to accommodate an outdoor dining area too.The restaurant offers Indian , Chinese and a sizzler platter .The menu had a variety of items which commonly are not found in other restaurants (the only plus point I think) , but the titles were a lil odd, for e.g Chinese items were titled GLORIOUS CHINESE, AWESOME INDIAN and so on.

The waiter was too confused while taking the order.Though the appetizer (Lemon and coriander soup) was yum it was a lil spicy. The main course was served even before we could finish our appetizer , and we weren't even asked before serving. They were in a lil hurry to snatch away our plates , since they kept watching to see if we have finished. Wish they had shown this interest in refilling our glasses with water or our plates with the food (would have given them a better rating for service). The only best part is that they place the items on a hot platter with candles below , so that the food remains hot throughout (2 plus points finally). The food is quite delicious and so are the mock tails. They have a wide array of desserts too, but didn't try any.It is not heavily priced too.The restaurant also has a lunch buffet priced at Rs.199 (excluding taxes).

The bill almost took 10 minutes to generate. Also they presented the feedback sheet much before the generation of the bill. All in all a disappointing culinary voyage.Don't think there is really anything that would want us to go back again.

Rating (on 5) : Food *** Ambience ** Service **

Address - Hotel Aashrith,Road No 45, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad - 500034

Contact Information - (40)-64544545

Food Type - Multi-cuisine

Additional Information
Lunch Buffet - Veg/Non Veg
ALA CARTE available for lunch and dinner
Air conditioned
Credit cards accepted
Valet parking

Timings : 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm , 7:30 pm - 11:30 pm

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