Sesh, The Rooftop Cafe — Restaurant in Delhi

Firstly I’ll say give this place a try, secondly I’ll say that this is a genuine honest review.

This rooftop restaurant has loads of potential and a lovely ambiance, the decor is nice and the background music was great - I liked the way that the volume was kept low/medium in keeping with a restaurant/bar.

I’d guess this place is new and they’re trying to find their feet, but it has lots of potential and if enough people support it could be great.

We had Thai dishes from the menu, the Pad Thai was very flavoursome and great portions - would highly recommend. It was heavy on the chillis so just bear that in mind / ask them to dial back.

The red Thai curry was also nice, I loved the presentation and again a great portion size. The curry could benefit from with more spices/paste and the sauce being runnier to make it authentic; the sauce was a little thick for a Thai curry and was more Indian.

My final ‘raising the bar’ feedback would be to scale back the drinks menu to the drinks you have in stock, or fully stock the bar as there were lots of beers, wines and cocktail Ingredients missing.

There was some comments about pressured 5* reviews - I can understand this as one of us used the WiFi and they did push him to give a 5* review, but if he didn’t want to give 5* he wouldn’t have. It would be better though to ask for reviews (no shame in that) and let customers make their own choice. My advice to you is to ask customers at the end of each meal ‘what was good’ and ‘what could have been better’ and get honest direct feedback you can work on to improve. If you’d have asked me I’d have given you some good feedback, and constructive feedback as per this review.

Shout out to Rawat who looked after us.

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The staff misled us about the service charges. I asked them to deduct the service charges from the total bill, which they did. Afterward, there was a 20% discount available on Swiggy Dineout. I entered the amount with the service charges deducted, but the restaurant staff said that if I wanted to use Swiggy, I had to enter the total amount, including the service charges, for the discount to apply. I argued that removing the service charges made no sense if I had to include them again for Swiggy, but the staff insisted I check Swiggy’s terms and conditions.

In the end, we paid the amount and left. Later, I contacted Swiggy customer care, and they clarified that Swiggy does not impose service charges. They also confirmed that customers have the right to request the removal of service charges if the restaurant adds them. Swiggy further explained that after deducting the service charges from the total bill, that adjusted amount should be entered into Swiggy. Once the Swiggy Dineout discount is applied, the final discounted amount will be the bill that the customer...

I was there at someone's party Usually whenever we go to such gatherings We expect variety of snacks with drinks n post that Dinner. Many Restaurants try to slow down the service in order to lower down the consumption of food. But here I noticed the host were running after the servers to atleast listen to them. It was an extremely bad experience. They hardly served any snacks nor they were able to provide basics like glasses soda, water n ice cubes for drinks. Either the staff was less or they were doing it on purpose. We actually got our own chips, peanuts n munchies from our own cars to have something with the Drinks My suggestion to the restaurant is if you cannot handle such per head payment gatherings you should not offering such deals. The host might have spent huge amount of money for the experience of their guest but honestly my experience was horrible. Place

might be good if you are going in small group or 3-4 people but for larger gathering this place is a big No no. There was...