Tulsi Pure Veg Resturent — Restaurant in Goa

I would say from waiter to the owner all lie about the preparations. I had bad experience while visiting for lunch. All was good except the Roti, as being North Indian I prefer having tawa roti . They offered machine made roti (prepared in bulk for 5 restaurant as per the owner) and microwaved it and then serve. Why will I have chapatti prepared 5-6 hours before. I enquirer about the same and waiter keep on cooking stories inspite of chapati. Owner came and even said they are serving since 20 years like this.

This is really low standard of restaurant business.

We don’t need them as in misery, rather we are in holiday to enjoy food. In terms of etiquette, they land up in...

We went here as a big group of 20 people. The restaurant is pure vegetarian and secondly it’s a pretty small place with limited tables.

We placed our food order but there was lot of confusion with the guys serving and taking orders of. They were unable to manage a large group like ours and we could see it in the confusion of missing out the items ordered.

The serving time is pretty long so I would recommend you place order at once so that they can keep getting things at even pace

We tried the curd rice, lassi, masala class, roti, panner butter masala, veg mix, pulav, yellow dal, pizza etc. all the food items...

If you don’t mind paying high prices, then this place is okay. I ordered idli and uttappa. The idli tasted good. The uttappa was also fine, but usually uttappa is usually thick with a lot of onions. Here, it was very thin—like the thickness of two plain dosas—and had very little onion.

They charged ₹80 for the idli and ₹100 for the uttappa. For the food quality and ambience, I feel the prices are too high.

The restaurant is close to the road and has parking available in front.

Overall, I don’t recommend this place if you're concerned about prices. But if price doesn't matter to you, then it's...