Dariya Kinara Family Restaurant - Aksa Beach — Restaurant in Mumbai

It violated the legal right for letting the person use the washroom. First of all they lied and said its been cleaned . Then said that you have to wait for 15-20 mins. Then when I insisted that an holding my pee since 15-20 mins pls let me use. He then with an attitude tells me to wait for 5 mins and he is not saying no(as if he can).

Then he tells his servant to go and check and then he says u can use. When i went inside i found there were 3 washrooms. The servant opened the door of one of the washroom with the key. Which was “supposedly” being cleaned.

Upon asking how is he denying and made me wait to use the washroom by lying that it js being cleaned. When it was locked.

He started arguing and misbehaving.

When reminded him of law that The Section 7(2) of the Indian Sarais Act 1867 he cant deny us the access to washroom. He was like “do whatever u want and report to PM i dont care”

So ya, who wants to visit a hotel which doesn’t even have basics...

The 5-Star review is for the excellent taste. Right opposite Aksa Beach on the main road has parking for max two cars inside the compound and ample space in nearby areas (50-100m).

Seafood is a must must try and can go for Bombil and Surmai Fry in starters. Chilly Paneer is an excellent option for Vegans. Almost all starters in whichever cooking method/cuisine, are spicy in nature and perhaps that's why the food is such a hit.

The main course however is a little bland as compared to starters however balances the taste in overall. Chinese however is still an exception.

Although a dhaba style restaurant, not very cheap on pocket however for the taste that is delivered complete...

THE GOOD: The place says seafood is their speciality and I agree. We ordered pomfret curry and bhakri. The fish was fresh and the malvani type curry with kokam was very tasty. The rice bhakri was fresh and large, though it was a pity that they didn't serve jowar or bajra bhakri. THE BAD: Next we ordered chicken biryani and it wasn't so good. There was hardly any flavour, the chicken was oily and the basmati rice a little undercooked. THE UGLY: The raita that came with the biryani was smelly and horrible. We complained so they replaced it with a bowl of curd which was equally smelly and couldn't be eaten. RECOMMENDATION: Stick to...