Cafe sai — Restaurant in Goa

We stopped by at the place for lunch and were not disappointed. The seating is comfortable with open end on one side facing the road. The food is pure veg which was our shortlisting criteria for the place. The soup and starter had too much of sauces in them, think they overdid it. But the star of the meal was their thali which one should go to experience if one has the palate for goan taste, spicy and tasty. We loved the dry cashew but based sabzi along with the paneer and other gravy sabzi. They add mushrooms to almost everything so if you don't fancy them, do mention while placing the order. And yes the spice level is in the higher side which we absolutely loved but might not suite all.

Will surely revisit them...

Freshly made food we ordered veg pasta, dum aloo, veg cheese grilled sandwitch all were delicious. We also had lemon masala sweet salty soda (It only comes salty but they accomodated sweet as well) and it was too refreshing. Its a small outlet and not too funcky decor or seating or ambience hence I guess many people may give it a miss, but food is tasty. One star less as more cleanliness is needed, accepts qr payments but card payment is not supported, the service is slow although you can see in their kitchen that they were preparing food from scratch hence that may be the reason of delay. You can go...

One of the least crowded hotels near our stay. Initially we couldn't understand but later realized that it's because of multiple reasons. When we went for having breakfast, he prepared dose batter and masala in front of us, idli he prepared in front of us and there was no milk for tea. Had to wait for an hour to get the breakfast. The serving guy is kinda absent minded and cows come on to you while eating. Better avoid this place and look for some other place. Tea - 30/- 2 idly - 60/- plus taxes Dosa - 120/- plus taxes Totally...