Malabar Mahal Restaurant — Restaurant in Kerala

I had an enjoyable dining experience recently, indulging in a delightful meal featuring peratu, porata, and chicken. The highlight of the meal was the generously sized potata, which was incredibly satisfying, especially considering it only cost Rs 10. Additionally, the peratu, though priced at Rs 80, was worth every penny, offering a perfect balance of flavors.

The biryani served was exceptional. What made it stand out for me was the absence of any sweet elements, as I prefer my biryani to be savory and spicy. Fortunately, this biryani fit the bill perfectly. It was not only abundant in portion but also bursting with flavorful, spicy chicken that complemented the rice beautifully.

Despite the fantastic main dishes, the lime juice and mint lime we tried on three different occasions didn't quite meet our expectations. Unfortunately, neither drink was as delicious as we had hoped, which was a minor disappointment in an otherwise satisfying meal.

On a positive note, the service personnel were incredibly polite, adding to the overall pleasant dining experience. Their attentiveness and courteousness contributed to the welcoming atmosphere of...

Had meal today with fish curry & fish fry...I would say this hotel as LAST SAMURAI.. Back then in 2009. There were no fancy restaurants around Techno park like today. Malabar Mahal was like an oasis for quality food else the other option was Al Saj which was bit far away. Seems Malabar Mahal are still relaying to their basics. Back then Parrotta, appam, Beef Fry, Chicken roast were my favorites here.. Didn't try any today because i was there for lunch and they didn't let me down.. Meals was fine with nice nadan taste.. especially the fish curry and fry too was fresh. the bill was very reasonable.. seems they didn't change their rates since opened 10 years back... Its rare to see such hotels surviving with same old formula and i must appreciate the person who is running this without much greedy thoughts. Nowadays 5 out of 10 new fancy restaurants closes around techno park. Feels happy to see this still survive due to their simplicity and quality food & with out over scene and in turn its pocket friendly & no...

There is no option for zero star that's why giving one. I should say I have had a pretty bad impression here. I bought a full chicken curry which has a cost of 180 rupees. It actually tasted like the chicken of biriyani from noon mixed with egg gravy. The curry only had 2 pretty small pieces and one medium sized piece. If we pay we are supposed to get good quality food and quantity of food. And to the hotel.. Always remember customer is the king. My final verdict is to avoid...