Raja Huli Tawa Fish Fry — Restaurant in Bengaluru

I recently visited this restaurant, and while the food has good flavor, the overall dining experience left much to be desired in terms of cleanliness and service. The dishes I ordered were well-prepared and tasted great, so kudos to the kitchen team for delivering on that front. However, the cleanliness of the dining area needs serious improvement.The tables were not thoroughly cleaned, and the water bottles provided could definitely be improved in terms of hygiene. Investing more in proper cleaning protocols, as well as ensuring that water bottles are sanitized and fresh, would greatly enhance the dining experience for customers.Moreover, the service was quite slow. It took longer than expected for our food to arrive, and the waitstaff, while polite, didn’t seem to be attentive or organized enough to manage the orders efficiently.One major issue I observed was the presence of crows and stray dogs around the eating area. This not only detracts from the atmosphere but also raises serious concerns about hygiene. The restaurant management should take steps to address this problem, as it can make patrons uncomfortable and question the safety of eating there.In summary, while the food is tasty, the restaurant falls short in other important areas. Improving cleanliness, service speed, and addressing the stray animal issue would make this place much more enjoyable and inviting. Until these matters are addressed, I'm not sure I...

Terrible experience at Rajahuli Tawa Fish Fry – never going back.

This was honestly one of the worst food experiences I’ve had. I ordered a fish fry and paid upfront, but they kept me waiting for 30+ minutes without any update. After waiting so long, they refused to give me the slice because I had paid ₹140 instead of ₹150 — and no one even told me the actual price properly. For just ₹10, they created unnecessary drama. I had to send the extra ₹10 just to get what I already paid for. What a cheap move.

The fish wasn't even cooked well — clearly they don’t care about quality anymore. They’re only interested in taking orders and making money, not serving food properly.

On top of that, the staff were extremely rude. That one guy (who acts like the main character there) doesn’t respond properly, talks with an attitude, and you literally have to shout 10 times just to place or follow up on your order. The place is completely disorganized and chaotic. No basic customer service, no management — just crowds and confusion.

Honestly, they’re only concerned about money, not customers. It’s all hype and no value. I’m never going there again, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. If you still want to try it out, good luck — you’re going to need a lot...

This would be one more favorite visit point that got added to my bucket list. Definitely, it is going to be a frequent visit food kart.

This food kart on the road became famous just via "Word of Mouth", in my friend circle most of them have recommended the place, but I didn't expected it would be outstanding from any other sea food I had till now. Just felt like having "Real Mangalore sea food in Bangalore."

Each food seems to be unique in their own way, and they won't use any taste powder or no color goes into. Everything looks natural and completely a desi style food.

Food Kart opens in the afternoon around 1p.m. and remains open till night 10:30p.m.

If one has to try completely, a Desi/nati sea food, then this would be the place for you guys.

Price and quantity of food everything looks moderate, and please avoid weekends. the crowd would be more than imaginable.

Food I tried and its rating: Fish slice - 10/10 (must try) Jalebi - 9/10. Prawns - 8/10. Anjal - 9/10.

Must visit place ! Happy food!...