Olivia’s Kitchen — Restaurant in Meghalaya

When Google asked me what's changed leave a review first thing that came to mind was absolutely everything.

I originally visited their location in Polo 3 years back and I wasn't very impressed and i left a review back then which can be found below ending it by saying i hope they improve and man they have! Although the location might be a little small but the decor is nice and very cozy and the service is top tier and last but definitely not the least the food, it was too good. Some of the dishes could be on the costly side but it's worth a try if you can afford it in my case that was the prime picanha with mushroom pepper corn sauce which was a perfectly cooked medium rare-medium well it was soft tender and succulent with a great sear on the outside and well seasoned the only thing i would have asked to be changed the next time i order it would be to make the sauce extra peppery, the sea food broil was next and it was absolutely delicious with a coconut taste lingering at the back of your palate and well cooked sea food what more can you ask for except maybe a bowl of rice to suck up all that delicious broth, the burrata pesto pizza was something I've been wanting to try for a very long time and it was too good I'm definitely ordering that again, the beef fried rice was very well cooked and not greasy at all and finally the pork chop which was great but it had a bit too much fat for my liking.

All in all I'm very impressed with how much the quality of everything has improved and i wish they only keep getting better and I'll definitely visit again and again and recommend everyone reading this to go and try it for themselves.

Old Review:

Here's a very honest review for anyone who cares. The food here is very mediocre and in my opinion quite frankly overpriced. If you're into home cooked style food with a certain flair of fancy garnish for a not so reasonable price then this is the place for you. Honestly the interior is quite frankly all over the place and very "unique" so to say. I'm sorry but this isn't a place i would recommend avid foodies to go to but I'm sure they'll...

When this place first opened, the food was really good: decent portions, tender meat, and very flavorful dishes overall. I have tried a lot of items from this place, even before it shifted to laitumkhrah. When they opened it there, the food was still good, but the portions were much smaller. There was no restroom as well which was a problem for a lot of people. After some renovations to what it is today, I must say I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone any longer. The portions are now tiny at best, and the worst part is that my once favorite pork chop dish turned into pieces of pork dohthad (local smoked meat) on a small bed of mashed potatoes and a really, really small salad that looked more like a garnish to be honest. They used to have really good mexican dishes like the tostadas but for some reason they removed many of the lovely items from their menu. I’m so disappointed. I used to love this place, but it really isn’t what I expected it...

I came here with a friend hoping to enjoy a nice meal and conversation, but the experience left us both really uncomfortable. From the moment we sat down, the waitress kept staring at us in a way that felt really judgmental. At one point, she whispered something to a coworker while looking at us, and then they both kept glancing over. It was hard to relax or enjoy our time with that kind of attention on us.

We were talking about something personal, but nothing inappropriate and we weren’t being loud or disruptive. Still, it felt like we were being rushed out. Our plates were taken before we even finished eating, without anyone asking. It came off as dismissive and a bit passive-aggressive.

Restaurants should feel welcoming, but this one didn’t. I left feeling more stressed than when I came in. Very unprofessional. Definitely won’t be...