Green Valley — Restaurant in Goa

My recent dining experience at "Green Valley" in Satari, Goa was nothing short of a disappointment. From the moment I entered the establishment, I was greeted with subpar service that set the tone for the rest of the evening.

The waitstaff seemed disinterested and inattentive, and it took an eternity for anyone to acknowledge our presence. Once we were finally seated, it took another agonizingly long time for someone to take our orders. The lack of communication from the staff only exacerbated the frustration of the long wait.

When the food did arrive, it was a letdown. We had heard some positive reviews about the place, but the dishes we ordered were mediocre at best. The flavors were bland, and the presentation was lackluster. It felt like the kitchen was cutting corners and not putting in the effort to create a memorable dining experience.

I understand that restaurants can have off days, but the consistent lack of attentiveness and subpar food left me with a sour taste in my mouth. I wouldn't recommend "Green Valley" in Satari, Goa to anyone looking for a satisfying dining experience. There are plenty of other options in the area that offer better service, tastier food, and better value...

The place is rightly named green valley because of the amazing view you get from this place of the whole poriem village. If you're an GIM alumni coming after years, this place has improved a lot while I write this in 2024.

There are top two floors which are accessible - would recommend the higher one for better views and also the car parking accessibility.

In terms of food, the non-vegetarian dishes are prepared very well. I would recommend Chicken Tawa fry (this cannot go wrong in any place in Poriem and around), Chicken Pepper. For vegetarian options, the mushroom dishes are well prepared. Wouldn't recommend paneer as much.

The service is on a slower end, but that could just be us since we reached a little late on a...

This is a one restaurant which has clear views of the Sahyadri mountains you can visit this place in the afternoons as you can get a clear view of the mountains while you are having your beer and lunch night time it is mostly dark so you will not get the hang of the ambience however you must definitely try going there in the afternoons he usually has a collection of Punjabi and Chinese dishes but he can also make a fish thali if given an order do not set near the railings because there is no fan on the ceiling due to which because of the humidity you will get sweating like anything this place is not...