Halli Saviruchi — Restaurant in Bengaluru

“Maggi Masala Paradise” – A Restaurant for the Truly Adventurous

If you love Maggi masala, then this is your dream dining destination! Every dish here is a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to that one special flavor—Maggi. Why bother with traditional spices when you can drench everything in packet seasoning, right?

The "Highlights":

French Chicken:

Oh, wait—it’s actually 555 ChickenNo, wait—it’s Schezwan Chicken .

Who can tell? It all tastes the same. The menu only lists the price for a quarter portion, because why would you need to know the cost of a half or full plate?

Chicken Fried Rice :

Think shredded curry chicken, some plain white rice (no need for fried rice, apparently), and—surprise!—another avalanche of Maggi masala.

Boti Masala:

If you're a fan of gravy that screams “I’m sponsored by Maggi,” you’ll love this one.

Mutton Biryani :

The crown jewel. If you ever wondered what happens when someone tries to make biryani entirely out of salt and Maggi masala, this is it. Couldn't swallow it and had to return the dish. Traditional taste?

Not here!

And the Chilly Chicken You guessed it—Maggi!

It’s the one-note seasoning that unites the entire menu.

Waiting Period:

You’ll have plenty of time to ponder life’s big questions because the wait for your food will feel like an eternity. But hey, good things take time, right? Except the food isn’t good, so scratch that.

Service: Now, the waiters—wow. If you love a side of attitude with your Maggi-infused meal, this place is a goldmine. They act like they’re doing you a huge favor by simply existing, let alone taking your order. Who knew basic politeness was extra on the menu?

Also, pro tip: Don't expect to receive everything you order. For instance, our lemon soda decided to take a permanent vacation before ever reaching the table.

₹800 well spent if you wanted to eat absolutely nothing.

Seriously, I paid ₹800 to walk away hungrier than I arrived.If you’re into culinary disasters or want to know what Maggi tastes like in literally everything, this is the...

Mr. Puneeth had a horrible attitude and just kept yelling at us on top of his lungs to leave and saying that we had to get up and go to the counter to pay the bill whereas everyone else pays at the table . We are regular customers who visit this establishment every day for lunch. As we are college students he found it okay to behave extremely rude and unruly towards us. All we did was sit eat while looking at our phones and washed our hands after that. After we paid he came yelling at us asking how much we paid even before checking. He kept screaming at the top of his lungs and I said we paid how much is given on the bill. Then he went in check how much Is paid then came out yelling saying you have kept cash you should inform that you have kept cash. If someone would have stolen it etc. I'd like to remind you that we are regular customers there and that is how we always pay and leave the table. If the manager is seeing this I'd like you to know that today because of Mr.Puneeths behavior you lost a loyal client who has given you a great deal of business and I wouldn't be entering your establishment or willing to give you any form of business until he is fired or transferred to another outlet. This is also to inform each and everyone thinking about visiting this establishment to be cautious of this person as he was also showing signs of turning violent until I asked his name after which he tried to gaslight us and try to defend himself. Also please check the cameras and make sure no other else has to ever go through this. As this is an extremely serious safety issue which can also lead to lawsuits if anyone decides to...

Disclaimer: we only had vegetarian dishes, so cannot comment on the non veg fare. Pocket friendly but a tad too spicy food. I was very disappointed with the paneer butter masala curry. There weren't enough paneer cubes and the curry itself was so red in color that it left semi permanent stains on my fingers like a mild mehendi. The cook needs to be told to go easy on the food colouring. And as per my knowledge paneer butter masala is a mild spice (bordering on sweet) curry. But here it was a full spice, blood red dish (thanks, no doubt, to the liberal use of food colour) with chunks of garlic in it. Also ordered masala papad - was good, tandoor roti - also good and a moong dal gravy - not very good to taste. The kids loved the salty fresh lime soda. Can visit once for the ambience of the village theme but don't expect any authentic Karnataka village style dishes coz it may not be available at all times. We wanted to have "jollak roti" but it wasn't available. Only trapdoor roti, naan and kulcha. As said earlier, rotis were good but would've preferred...