FlavourQ — Restaurant in Gujarat

I would say it's an overhyped place, I have seen some Insta reels and then I tried Lunch here with my friends. We have chosen an unlimited plan which costs 501. I believe it's costly compared to other restaurants. But my experience was not up to the mark according to the price that I paid.

Let me share my honest experience with you Soups and welcome drinks were normal like other budget restaurants. Starters were good, I liked that. After finishing the starter, they served 2 Sabji (Paneer+Veg), even though they didn't ask us for choices. (Even budget restaurants provide few choices for Sabji). The taste was normal. They served 5-6 Rotis In Front of 3 people. (Even budget restaurants serve hot Rotis and Nan). They didn't serve us Gulab Jamun, I told the manager, we need it now with lunch, not after lunch. (This is kind of unusual, we eat sweets like Jamun with Lunch, not after). They served, and the quality of Jamun was excellent. One of my friends isn't even finished with Roti, they served Dal Fry and Rice, and they didn't ask us for choices. (Even budget restaurants provide choices like Pulao, and Biriyani). After all-over lunch, Ice-cream is not there.

After spending 500 INR/person, we didn't get that much of choice. I felt like they were in a hurry to finish our table, even though all tables were empty. We feel like it got wasted. I would say don't go with Unlimited plans here.

I am not against quality, quality and taste were good, but this behavior needs to change and the menu must also be...

Seems they are in packaging business and not food industry business , as the owners confirm they have rule in place for packed food and a Rs 3 Aluminum foil container is charged Rs 10 and so is Rs 6 Poly carbonate container is also charged Rs 10, the owners justification is Rs 10 is the charge of any container which makes me feel they are in Container business, beacsue but natural there is possibility of balance food left over at times to be packed and carried and if many dish is ordered and if remaining food is packed then cost to carry left over food would be more costlier then throwing the left over food in the bin, But in country like India throwing left over food would be big crime. Avoid if you can not eat all whats served....

Comment to your reply, 2 visit was when we realized you are in packaging business and highlighted the same, didnot say bad only gave our precepetive of Food industry business, Gujarat saying is Good, but there is saying in English:: Truth is hard to digest for person who is untruthful and...

A Feast for the Senses

I recently had the pleasure of dining at FlavourQ, and it was truly an exceptional experience. From the moment I walked in, the ambiance set the stage for a delightful evening. The warm, inviting atmosphere coupled with attentive staff immediately made me feel welcomed.

While the concept of a buffet often brings concerns about quality, FlavorQ managed to maintain a high standard across its offerings. The value for money is evident, given the abundance of choices and the opportunity to explore a wide range of flavors.

The staff at FlavourQ were attentive and efficient, ensuring that tables were promptly cleared and guests felt well taken care of. The overall dining experience was enhanced by the friendly and accommodating service.

In conclusion, FlavorQ is a haven for those who appreciate variety and enjoy the freedom to sample an array of dishes. It's an ideal spot for group gatherings or family outings, offering a delightful feast for the...