Mia Goa — Restaurant in Goa

I recently dined at the restaurant in Mia Goa Hotel, and it was an unforgettable experience. The ambiance was inviting and beautifully decorated, providing a warm and relaxing atmosphere that set the perfect tone for the evening.

The menu offered a fantastic selection of dishes, blending traditional Goan flavors with international cuisine. I started with the Goan prawn curry, which was rich and flavorful, perfectly balanced with spices that showcased the local culinary heritage.

For the main course, I couldn't resist trying the fish curry . It was an absolute highlight—spicy and incredibly aromatic, served with fluffy rice that complemented the dish perfectly.

The service throughout the evening was impeccable. The staff was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, offering excellent recommendations and ensuring that every aspect of our meal was perfect.

Overall, dinner at Mia Goa Hotel was a delightful experience. The combination of exquisite flavors, attentive service, and a lovely atmosphere made for a memorable dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to enjoy exceptional...

I went here along with my husband after reading positive reviews about this place. We had mix crowd. I ordered chicken xacutti and prawns curry. It was tasteless not to forget the staff was more interested in serving foreigners. After eating our first naan we had to wait for someone to serve us with more nan. When I ordered plain rice, they served me stale basmati rice. The rice was rotten and when I took one bite I almost felt puckish. When I complained about it to the guy who was serving us, he took away the rice and never showed his face again. Frustrated we went to counter to pay the bill where they had an audacity to add rice on my bill. I told the girl on the counter how disappointed we were and all she did was shrugged her shoulders. No wonder the crowd was 5 times lesser than previous year in Goa. I am never going to visit Goa again. Let them serve...

Sadly had a couple of bad experiences here. First was breakfast when we ordered our food, music was too loud and waiter couldn't even hear. After asking for it to be turned down, we got our food yet waited till we asked for the bill before they brought the drinks.

Then one evening we ordered Gobi Manchurian which was lovely, so decided to order mains. Fish Tikka, Chicken Malai Tikka, Butter Naan, Cheese & Garlic Naan. The Fish Tikka was not spicy at all, the Chicken Malai was 3 pieces of Chicken, split into 2 to make it look like 6 pieces bulked out with Veg. Both Naans were soggy and not cooked long enough, they offered to correct but by that time we...