Indian Coffee House — Restaurant in undefined

The Indian coffee house is completely owned and managed by its employees. The society is governed by an eleven member managing committee elected from the employees. Since the 50's, Keralites have been enjoying this unblended rich coffee and food served by amiable waiters clad in stiffly - starched uniform in a unique classical ambience. Over the years, the society has stuck to the traditional values of good taste, courteous service and unmatched quality. These values were and still are what makes Indian Coffee House the biggest restaurant chain in Kerala. The society now has a chain with over 51 outlets and associate canteens operating in all major towns from Thrissur to Thiruvananthapuram. The Indian coffee house also has branches near all important govt. establishments Secretariat, Legislative assembly, MLA-Hostel, Medical colleges, and Universities. The society also sells pure coffee powder known for its rich aroma and strong flavor at reasonable prices to the public. The society proudly upholds the traditions of our pioneers that have earned us the love and loyalty of hundreds of customers. The society has received appreciation and support from Government and public which is...

During my recent visit to this hotel, I noticed a significant decline in the quality and quantity of food compared to previous experiences. It’s disheartening to see that the once-delightful dining experience has taken a turn for the worse. Moreover, the pricing feels steep, especially when compared to other nearby restaurants offering similar dishes. For example, a single perotta is priced at Rs. 14, which after tax comes to Rs. 14.70. The egg curry, though a common and simple dish, costs Rs. 37 plus tax, amounting to Rs. 38.85. Similarly, beef curry is priced at Rs. 110, and after tax, it reaches Rs. 115.50. For beverages, tea is Rs. 13 plus tax, and coffee costs Rs. 22, which after tax becomes Rs. 23.10. These rates seem to be on the higher side considering the portion sizes provided. Overall, while the atmosphere of the hotel remains welcoming, the food pricing and reduced quality leave much to be desired. With rising competition in the restaurant industry, I hope the management considers revisiting their menu offerings and pricing to provide better value...

Good restaurant in Pala to eat single as well as family ........car parking available in the shopping complex.......you can use an elevator to climb up 2nd floor.........nice and clean toilet available in the shopping complex........cash counter manager is good and energetic........you can dine-in or get a parcel........googlepay and paytm available......online card is acceptable.....tasty food at a worth price .......coffee tastes great.......most of the waiters are friendly and energetic.......had some misbehaviour from one waiter......but , most of the waiters are great......overall cleanliness is average..........people can use wheelchair if needed (use lift) .......nice place to relax in between textile shopping......ksrtc stand, textiles , cinema hall, kfc , school , bakery, boutiques are...