The French-Bohemian vibe at Ashwem Beach is hard to beat. That Cardamom Cr&egrave;me Br&ucirc;l&eacute;e with espresso pairs beautifully with a late afternoon drink.

The beachside seating here is really nice, and the live music keeps things lively without being too loud. I ordered the margherita pizza and spring rolls&mdash;both were decent, nothing fancy but satisfying. The staff were friendly and even sorted out the cover charge for us without any hassle. The fire show around 9 PM was a nice touch, worth staying for. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but overall a pleasant evening.

The mozzarella panini was really good&mdash;cheesy, crispy, just the right amount of warmth. Espresso was solid too, not bitter or burnt. I sat near the window and the natural light made the whole place feel calm, even though it was busy. Chairs could be a bit more comfy for lounging, but fine for a quick bite. Good spot for a simple European-style breakfast.

Tried this place for the first time and honestly the prawns were the highlight&mdash;so juicy and fresh. The fish was good too, nothing overdone. Staff was friendly but it did get a bit busy around 8. Prices felt fair for what you get. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m craving seafood again.

The butter garlic prawns were fresh and cooked just right. Portion size was generous too. Simple beach shack with a nice sea view, nothing fancy but the seafood speaks for itself.

Good portions for the price. Shrimp fried rice was loaded and tasty. Beach shack vibe, nothing fancy. Quick enough for a lunch stop.

Butter garlic prawns were spot on, juicy and well seasoned. Mahi-mahi was decent too. Staff handled the crowd fine. Good spot for a quick beachside bite.

Came here for my birthday dinner &mdash; the prawn curry was🔥 and that beach view while eating? So good. Service was quick too. Just wish they had more dessert options.

The pepper steak was properly tender, and the sherry trifle had a nice light texture. Good spot if you&#39;re into desserts.

Been coming here for years, quality never drops. Salted caramel and tiramisu are always on point. Service stays friendly too. 👍

The seating area is pretty tight but the whole place has this warm, dim glow that makes you want to stay longer. I had the fish thali, simple but hit the spot. Pina colada was a good call too. Service did drag a bit once it filled up, but I didn&#39;t really mind.

The cheese garlic bread here is legit. Crunchy on the outside, soft inside, and the garlic hits just right. Could eat two plates honestly. Kid got some special pasta made off-menu, that was decent too. Music was a bit loud but whatever, food did the talking.

Service was friendly, no complaints there. The menu has some interesting options which I appreciate. Tried a few dishes and they were all cooked properly, decent flavors. Place itself is comfortable enough to sit and eat without rushing. Not the kind of spot that blows you away with decor, but it works. Fine for a regular meal out.

Came for the Greek night show&mdash;fire dancing and belly dancing were honestly the main event. Food was okay, nothing crazy, but you&#39;re basically paying for the entertainment. Portions could be bigger for what they charge. If you want a loud, fun night out, it works. Just don&#39;t expect a quiet dinner.

Been coming here for a while now. Prawns rava fry still hits the spot every time. Fish always fresh, thali feels like proper home food.

Loved the prawn Bombay masala fry here. Fresh and spicy, just how I like it. Beachside tables go quick though, so get there early.

Linus really knows how to take care of you&mdash;even packed us meals for the next day. The food was solid, though I wish they had a better wine list to match the hospitality.

The fire show at night was the best part of our dinner. We sat right by the beach and watched them do their thing while eating. Food was decent, service okay, but that fire performance really made the evening fun. Kids around us were loving it too. Worth staying for even if you&#39;re full.

Went for the Goan thali, mostly veg stuff. Moong ross and veg caldin were proper tasty, you can tell they know their local flavours. The poi bread they make in-house was soft and fresh, good with the gravies. Thali felt a bit heavy by the end but that&#39;s on me for eating everything. Solid spot if you&#39;re around.

The mint lemonade was really good&mdash;fresh and not too sweet. Bread tasted locally made, which I appreciated. Owner Max was friendly too.

The French toast was thick and fluffy, that glaze got me. Sour cherry compote on the side made it even better. Cozy little spot.

Butter chicken was solid, exactly what I needed after a long day. Prices are decent for the portion you get. Place was busy but service kept up fine. Not mind-blowing, but you know what you&#39;re getting here. I&#39;d swing by again if I&#39;m in the area and craving something quick.

The buffet at 500 per person is honestly a steal for what you get. Everything was fresh, and the variety kept me going back for seconds. They have a la carte too, but honestly the buffet is where it&#39;s at. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfy, my back started hurting after a while. Still, solid pick for a filling meal.

The waves did all the background music here. Owner came by to chat for a bit, felt properly looked after. Could&#39;ve easily stayed longer than I planned.

The seating area feels a bit cramped but the chicken xacuti was rich and full of flavor. Prawn curry was decent too. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

The fish thali at lunch is a proper spread&mdash;rice, fish curry, fried fish, clams, crab, and a sweet dessert. Solkadi on the side was refreshing, cut through the spice nicely. Portion felt generous for the price. Only thing is they don&#39;t serve it after lunch, so timing matters. Pretty good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The mushroom bhaji with puri was solid, but honestly the real win was swapping it for pao like the guy behind the counter suggested. That combo with a cold beer on the side? Exactly what a lazy morning needed. Prices are fair for the portion. Place gets busy quick, so grab a seat before you order.

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