BTH Harbourgate Restaurant — Restaurant in Kerala

The restaurant has an ideallic setting and has an aura of gone by times...you feel good while entering the place, as is evident from the Photographs...however, the positives end here...they have a very small menu and when you have such small menu, the items should be more than good...but here, the items were underwhelming, to say the least...had the veg cutlets, masala dosa, coffee and lime soda...the coffee and the soda were the saving grace....as for the cutlets and dosa, the taste was quite ordinary...the cutlets were served with watered down ketchup and both the dosa and the cutlets were cooked in oil which was not fresh (oil which was used for frying items earlier was used)...this was the worst part...Finally when you leave the place, you can't help but feel sorry for it....a place which could have been wonderful ends up being less...

You really need to pay attention to the actions of your workers and the menu. It doesn't matter if the food is good, as long as the experience is bad no one wants to come back. There is a very good atmosphere here. There is nothing wrong with paying a higher price for better food and service. Here it is the opposite. The same was the experience when I went to "Indian Coffee House" before this. Let's assume it's #CITU workers. Isn't this so? Just writing because I had a bad experience from an establishment like #BTH with years of food tradition. I was not brought up to advise people like you who have assets and income of crores of rupees. A common...

I'd come here for a consecutive 3 day lunch. It's a fully vegetarian restaurant with super simple food yet it is tasty as heck. The buffet is very reasonably priced and the items are generally the same everyday. You get two types of rice, one normal and the other thick rice which people eat to lose weight - either way both are real good. The entrance is traditional and beautiful and also might look like a haunted bungalow at night, but it doesn't matter bcz you only need that food to go in your mouth. Just get the buffet here for lunch, there's like six or seven items with papad and it feels like home. Even if you...