Pelli bhojanam was solid&mdash;pulihora and bread halwa stood out. Slightly pricey, but the spread makes up for it.

The lunch thali here is a solid pick if you&#39;re hungry. Portion size is generous for what you pay, even if the price tag feels a bit on the higher side. The Manchow soup was a letdown though, kinda bland. Food quality is mostly good, just don&#39;t expect anything fancy with the ambiance. Fine for a quick weekday meal.

Visited on a weekday evening. Place has that old-school charm, well-kept, and the sea view is a nice touch. Butter chicken was the highlight&mdash;rich, balanced, not overly sweet. Naan and tikka were decent too. Service was quick, no complaints. Slightly on the pricier side, but for the location and view, it&#39;s acceptable. Good spot for a business dinner.

The halwa and soan papdi are still as good as the first time I tried them. Prices are fair for the quality. Gets a bit crowded in the evening, but the service stays quick.

Tried this place for the first time and honestly the biryani was solid. Sitting right by the beach while eating made it feel worth it. Only thing is portions are kinda small for what you pay. The sizzling brownie was a bit hard too, but I&#39;d still come back for the view. 🌊

Tried the Mati Handi Mutton during the Odisha food festival &mdash; authentic taste, took me back home. Service was quick too.

Live BBQ starters were the highlight &mdash; good variety. Mains were just okay, but the live malpua and stone ice cream saved the meal. Decent experience, though you definitely need to book ahead. Place gets packed.

The dimsums here are always spot on. Moist, juicy, just the right kick of spice. Kai Special Fried Rice was solid too, full of flavour. Hriati and Sudip took care of us well, warm without hovering. Honestly, that kind of service makes the whole meal easier. Good spot for Pan-Asian in Vizag, though it did get a bit busy by the time we left.

The coffee here is genuinely good, and the blueberry cheesecake was the highlight of my visit. Prices are fair for what you get, so I didn&rsquo;t feel like I was overpaying. The seating area is a bit cramped though, especially when it gets busy. Still, a solid spot if you&rsquo;re just looking for a decent cup and a slice of cake.

Been coming here for a while now. The chilli prawns are always consistent, and Asish behind the bar remembers my order. Lounge vibe is chill, never too loud. Good spot to just unwind.

Been coming here for years. Mixed biryani is still my go-to&mdash;flavors are consistent, that Andhra touch comes through nicely. Place gets crowded, parking&#39;s a hassle, but the food makes up for it. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The wheat beer here is really smooth, and the rustic decor makes it feel super chill. Gets pretty packed in the evening though, so grab a spot early if you can.

The themed decor really stands out &mdash; lots of little details to look at while you eat. Biryani was properly spiced and the portion felt decent for the price. Service lagged a bit between courses but nothing too annoying. Place was busy on a weekday evening, so maybe go a little early if you want a quieter table. Would come back for the biryani alone.

The Lotus Biscoff cheesecake here is seriously good&mdash;creamy, not too sweet, and the biscuit base holds up well. Iced coffee was solid too, easily one of the better ones I&rsquo;ve had lately. Space is small but cozy, nice for clicking a few photos. Service took a while though, even when it wasn&rsquo;t crowded. Would still go back for that cheesecake.

The chutneys were so fresh and flavorful &mdash; staff helped us pick the best ones. Food itself was just okay though.

Fish in basil lemon sauce was proper good. Soft, juicy, full of flavour. Menu&#39;s huge though, took me ages to decide.

Got a free Chicken 65 with our order, that was a nice touch. The biryani was okay but the meat came out a little chewy, and I wanted more spice depth honestly. Service was quick and the space is comfortable, but the flavors just didn&#39;t hit the mark for me.

Sat on the terrace in the rain, burnt garlic noodles and Kung pao chicken were solid. Generous portions, service decent.

The pesarattu upma with allam was solid. Ginger came through nicely, and the four chutneys added good variety. Portion was decent for one person. Slightly steep for a breakfast plate, though the quality justifies it if you&#39;re in the area. Service was quick, no complaints. Would stop by again if I&#39;m nearby.

The Swiss chocolate roll is seriously good, I&rsquo;d come back just for that 😍 Pizzas are solid too, but honestly the dessert stole the show for me. Place has a nice chill vibe, easy to hang out with friends for a while. Just wish the service was a bit quicker, we waited a little long for our order.

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