Shri Prathvilok — Restaurant in Madhya Pradesh

Enter at your own risk. Hi This is Gaurav, I went there with my Better Half and Mummy and ordered three Bafla Thalis The Manager told us that per Thali is 240 rs each, after dinner when I made the payment of 720 rs for three thalis, They talked to me in a very harsh manner and said, you will have to pay GST amount separately, I politely told them you didn't tell about it prior, and I have visited Guru Kripa, Shree Leela and so many different places and noone take that amount separately, but one of lady started blaming me, When I tried to calm her down her husband started getting black and blue on me, Started abusing me and gave me bloody threats like you wouldn't go away from here alive, Later on my wife told me to pay extra amount for GST, That bloody amount won't make us pennyless, But yeshhhh we have understood their behaviour and standard. I am thinking to lodge a defamation case against them. And suggest everyone to go there at own risk. I will never recommend that...

Went over here to have its dal-tikkad special dish. The restaurant has two floors for dining, first and fifth. First floor you get thali served with chapati or dal-tikkad whichever you opt. Fifth floor has normal dining.

So I took at first floor and my review is for the same. Thali with chapati costs rs. 200, and with dal-tikked rs 240 for one person.

The ambiance is nice with good and comfortable space to sit and eat, background music. Food is tasty, rich, delicious and quality. There are waiters who keep making rounds to serve as it's thali system.

Service is some slow. You may need to call waiters to serve the item you need. And it may take few calls and minutes to serve them (may be because they need to address many tables). It also happens with repetitive items like chapati, tikkad, Sabji.

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Only carries the name of the older one, none of its characteristics. Huge variety of food is served but the reality is that one will only like a small subset. You'll probably only taste the ocra once and never touch it again. Also, from the four options of sabzi, only paneer is eaten throughout. Same theme is repeated. The sweet dish and fruit raita that everyone likes is served only once, so no refills for that. Overall, that was a sad experience which I'd avoid...