The masala dosa was crisp, the filter coffee hit just right. Place was packed but service stayed quick, which honestly surprised me. Only thing&mdash;the seating felt a bit cramped, could hear every conversation around. Still, for a solid South Indian breakfast, this does the job.

The khapsa here was proper &mdash; tender meat, rice soaked in all that flavor. I paired it with a glass of their house red, worked surprisingly well with the spices. Rabdi and falooda for dessert, both solid. Khunafa was decent too. Place is easy to find near Nerul station, decor&rsquo;s nice. Just wish the service was a bit quicker, we waited a while between courses.

Breakfast spread was decent, idli and dosa were fresh. Service fine, nothing to complain about.

Solid Maharashtrian food in Thane. Flavours always on point. Weekend service gets slow though.

Tandoori items were solid, and the live singer doing old classics was a nice touch. Valet parking made it easy, right off the highway. Just wish the service was a bit quicker.

The paan kulfi at the live counter is something different, worth a try. Desserts were good but nothing mind-blowing.

We came back after a small issue last time, and Kavita the manager took care of us personally. That meant a lot. Food was fresh and tasty, service felt more attentive this visit. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs were a little hard after an hour. But overall a good experience, glad we gave it another shot.

Went there last week for a quick takeaway. Masala pav still tastes the same as years back, properly loaded with masala. Service was fast, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Prices are still easy on the pocket. Place isn&#39;t fancy or anything, but you know what you&#39;re getting. That&#39;s enough for me.

Tried the Totally Tight and Green Apple Martini &mdash; both had a proper kick. Cocktails are priced fair for the quality, though I wish the pour was a bit more generous.

Tried this North Indian place in Vashi today - food was solid, especially the dal makhani. Busy even on weekday, so come early.

The Fungi Repieni was the standout for me &mdash; creamy, earthy, well balanced. We stuck to the continental side, skipped the Indian stuff this time. Menu&#39;s huge, almost too big honestly. I had a decent glass of red with the lasagna, worked fine. Place was quiet for a Saturday. Service a bit slow between courses, but nothing painful.

The dark chocolate pancakes were properly soft, not the rubbery kind. And that dark passion brownie with vanilla ice cream on top... solid way to end the meal. I was pretty full but glad I pushed through for dessert. Only thing is the place gets a bit loud, but the sweets made up for it.

Been here a few times now and the kebabs are honestly the reason I keep coming back 😅 Lunch buffet is decent too if you&#39;re hungry. Place fills up fast though, so definitely book before heading over. Good spot to catch up with friends over some grilled meat.

The fish thali was solid and easy on the wallet. Staff kept things moving even when it got hectic. A decent spot for a quick lunch, though noon rush means a short wait. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired nicely with the fish.

Cocktails were decent, tried the Bloody Night and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. The chicken wings with coconut milk were pretty good too. Terrace seating is nice, though it got a bit warm in the evening.

The kala mutton thali was the star&mdash;rich, deep flavors that stayed with me long after. I paired it with a simple lassi, though honestly a bold red would&#39;ve matched the spice better. Fish portion in the halwa thali ran small, and paya soup didn&#39;t impress. But that mutton? I&#39;d go back just for it.

Decent food and pretty good service. Ashwin Shetty looked after us well, even got coloring sheets for my kid. His suggestions were on point.

Been coming here on and off, and honestly the food keeps getting better. That BBQ starter platter? So good. They&rsquo;ve added a chaat counter too, which I&rsquo;m kinda obsessed with. Desserts are still a bit limited, but the strawberry cheesecake disappeared fast. Solid buffet spot in Thane if you&rsquo;re okay with a smaller sweet section.

The staff actually took time to explain the unfamiliar dishes, which helped a lot. Service felt attentive without being pushy.

Service is usually quick enough, but when it&#39;s full, you&#39;ll wait. Waiters are polite, can&#39;t complain there. Manager&#39;s a bit hit or miss though. Had the usual stuff, nothing fancy, but it does the job. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to think too much.

The Lotus Biscoff Tiramisu was the highlight for me. Creamy, rich, and not too sweet. The Bollywood decor is fun too, but honestly I just came for the dessert. Place was a bit loud but whatever.

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