Sea Route — Restaurant in Bengaluru

Sea route was absolutely a best place to get looted and you get looted smartly. It was a awfully experience ever. First of all the service was not good they had no place when we arrived but at least they could have taken order while waiting to serve faster and also to check the availability of the requested dish. However after we got place it ordere was taken and after a very long time they came up saying certain dish ordered was not available but the worst part is that the available food was brought after a super delay and the hunger had lost its respect. Any how the available food was served abd few of the dishes were really good and at the last after a long struggle to get the ordered food finally surprise was the final amount which was really sad not worst experience. I never saw one angel slice costing 700 rupees and total Slice took were 5 and no amount was mentioned but finally only these 5 angle slices costed 3500 and rest food added up to 7000 just for 5 members which was the worst experience of my life. With this amount I could have taken my family to Mangalore by car and could have had a best sea food and return back. Sea route guys are not special and there was nothing great about your restaurant to charge hefty amount. You dint served a real gold angle slices it was normal as it is found in other places.

Do not loot like this, you are not a 5 star or 7 star just a normal resturant nothing special. Others please be redy to shell out money for tasting the food not for filling the stomach. Will never go to this restaurant nor will...

Good food and the people here are pretty courteous, one of the better service experiences in my opinion. We were a group of 10 and hence tried a wide variety of food. Starters: Tandoor Special chicken, Dragon chicken, Mutton Chops, Marwai Sukke, Seer Fish Masala Fry. Gravy: Chicken Hara Dhania, Mangalore Crab Curry. Need Dosa, Butter Roti, chicken/mutton Biryani and Palak Rice for main course. I tasted a little of everything and must say most of the dishes were delicious. Mutton Chops and Palak Rice were the very best I ever had. The chicken hara dania curry was the only one which wasn't that good and should be avoided my opinion. This is an upscale/expensive place with smaller portions, Eg: A 300 rupees mutton chops only had about 3-4 piece and of course with hardly any meat. All chicken starters are of 5-6 pieces. Seer Fish costs about 2.5 paisa per gram and that amounts to around Rs.250-300 for a small to medium sized piece. I think that they are a little overpriced for what they have to offer: considering the location, ambience and everything else. Tip: They take a whole lot of time to get the food, order whatever you need once and the main course along with the starters itself in bulk, you'll regret sitting on empty...

Sea Route is Mangalore style restaurant in RajaJi Nagar Bangalore. Service is quick, staff is cordial and prompt. They serve both north Indian and south Indian dishes, but their specialty is south India seafood. We ordered mutton pepper dry which is one of their signature dish and I would recommend it. The Mutton was soft and the taste was good with the right mix of flavors. We also ordered Prawn ghee roast, Chicken Biryani, chicken tandoori kebab and all these had good taste. In my opinion, Crab Butter Garlic was their best serve. It was served in cut pieces, coated with corn flour, fried and tossed with butter garlic giving it a flavorful aroma and taste. Must try if you like seafood.

They serve mocktail and cocktail as well which I felt can be improved both in terms of taste and serving style. Their Cocktail has a strong hint of alcohol which maybe because of low cost liquor. They can either use better liquor brands or use bigger glasses and add more dilutants.

It is located on the first floor, and they have a lift which is good for elderly people. If you are driving in then they have valet parking. Overall a good place to try Mangalore style non-veg food in chic restaurant...