Indian by Nature II — Restaurant in Prague

Today I went to this Indian Restaurant, I had Masala Tea, Samosa and Chicken Biryani, which was to be honest, being an indian, I would say it was pretty average, nothing great or likable. Definitely I would never come again.

Unfortunately I encountered a terrible experience. This guy, who was a waiter, his name is Gopal K. forced and pushed me to sit down, I said I am on the call and on rush but he said he won’t let me go, I asked why? and he brings this Trip Advisor Review Form attached in the picture below, and asked me to review 5 stars, and gave a sweet in exchange, I repeatedly said no but he did not listen. So here is my review. Also he was standing right behind me, sneaking into my phone which was extremely uncomfortable, annoying and creepy.

PLEASE STAY AWAY

I hope this staff and management understands and obey customers timing, not everyone is free here. Giving sweet in exchange of positive review, is a scam what I see many of restaurants do here in prague. Even if the food would be okay, still it’s not the manner or way to force the customers to ask...

The food was tasty. But overpriced ( more expensive than Amsterdam, Munich, Berlin city prices for similar food). Considering Prague I would expect it should be cheaper than other costlier cities in Europe.

The manager was polite and friendly. But I was annoyed by his behaviour when he literally forces customers to give review in front of him and he says what to write. I was there with some friends. But I had to ignore him many times and had to be little rude. We are customers, you simply can request for reviews, but can not force them this way (The behaviour was very strange to me, I have never seen such in any Restaurant in any European city). This was the worst part. Otherwise all good.

I see the review harassment were mentioned many times since more than a year. But the management doesn’t...

Went here on the strength of the rating in gmaps. We went for dinner and hence ordered alacarte, the ‘all you can eat’ was not available. Being an Indian (though from the south, the food served here is ‘North Indian’) I can confirm the authenticity of the dishes. We ordered Hara bera kebab for starters and a couple of ‘sabjis’ for main course. We thought everything came out perfectly. They have a good number of options for vegetarian dishes. The courses are fairly large. If I had not been too full,I would have tried the gulag jamun too. The service was quite nice and had a good little talk with the waiter from Dehradun. Over all, I would highly...