Hotel Aamantran Fish — Restaurant in Maharashtra

Its a small restaurant serving seafood starters and thali. We went there for having lunch on account of my birthday but the experience was very bad. We had decided to order four starters with one rice. Crab lollipop and Fish fingers were okay. Pomfret rava fry was slightly smelly and taste was totally bland as well the quantity was not at par also gave us stomach pain after reaching home.

Fourth dish was Bombil rawa fry which was again in meagre quantity and tasted bland. I haven’t seen such low quantity anywhere before as compared to other fish restaurants.

Waiters don’t know how to serve food as if were newly hired.

Overall the restaurant fails to please from the taste, service and ambience. Their rates are not reasonable also they will charge 5%GST on the bill ours was 88₹ extra.

Water was chargeable and they don’t serve regular water, the waiter seemed confused and told it was free later added it on bill.

We wasted our 1850₹ on this low grade food. Overall our mood was spoiled by the taste and the disappointment by low quantity.

I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone please. There are much better fish restaurants in Pune.

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Disappointing Experience at Amantran Hotel

I visited Amantran Hotel on the last day before Shravana started, and unfortunately, it was a chaotic and unpleasant experience. The hotel was overcrowded, and the staff seemed overwhelmed.

The female owner was rude and pressured customers to finish their meals quickly, which was uncomfortable and stressful. The waiters were also pushy and hurried us to place our orders rapidly.

To make matters worse, the food was undercooked and subpar. It seemed like they were more concerned with turning tables and making a quick profit than providing a satisfactory dining experience for their customers.

I was shocked by the lack of gratitude and customer satisfaction from the staff. It felt like they were only interested in making money, not in providing a pleasant experience for their patrons.

I would strongly advise against visiting Amantran Hotel, especially during peak seasons. The stress and pressure from the staff, combined with the substandard food, made for a terrible experience. They need to work on their customer service and food quality to justify the prices they...

A large crowd shouldn't excuse or make up for poor service.

My family loves fish, and we're willing to travel quite a distance for a good fish thali, so we like to explore different places.

I went to this restaurant today and ordered a variety of dishes. The Prawn's saffron dish was amazing, and I'd give it a 5/5 rating. However, I was disappointed with the thali options.

The thalis we ordered came with Bhakri, but it was not cooked properly, more like a 'Dosa' at first. We asked them to cook it better, and they did improve it, but it still wasn't great. The Pomfret was tasteless, and the Surmai was just okay.

The service was also not up to the mark. We had to wait 5-10 minutes for everything, and even after requesting a spoon, we didn't get one until we finished our meal. When we shared our disappointment with the food and service, we were told that it was because the restaurant was crowded. That didn't make us feel any better.

So, in conclusion, I wouldn't visit this place again. Our favorite spot for good fish thalis is Guru Sawant's Malvan Katta, and we're willing to travel 40 km to go...