The Waterfall Restaurant Indore — Restaurant in Pigdambar

1st.The food is average the same like street food hawker. 2nd. The restaurant's plus point is the name Waterfall attraction. Where if u pay 500rs person food then you will be allowed to sit inside the water pool infront waterfall. If ur can't pay that amount they think ur 2nd class citizen and ur not allowed to take pictures. Though my bill was 7000rs for 12 adults n 4kids under 5years old. We requested or beg to take pictures of waterfall. But the owner Mr.Jaiswal is is repeating 1 think if u would have paid 500rs per person then only you will be allowed in the pool and allowed to take pictures or else ur 2nd class citizen. He was so rude and do not respect to customers. As per them owner if u pay 500rs per head means 16 x 500rs. We told we can't waste food or we can't over eat or kids can't eat much. As per the owner above 1 year kid is considered as adult. And their diet is equal to 30years adult. It was so embarrassing for families those having kids and the owner is forcing if u pay 500rs per head then ur can take pictures n have inside pool. They r not for customers they only r money oriented. About food is average as it is only non veg restaurant in that area. So if any customers want to go for insult pls go for waterfall restaurant. As owner don't respect...

So last week I came to indore from New York and I went to this restaurant. Overall, I’d rate this restaurant a 2 bcuz first of all there are no fans and there were so many insects and it kept itching. I also asked customer service to change my seat next to the pool bcuz there weren’t many insects next to the pool and they didn’t give a full table to us even though we were 5 people, they only gave us 2 tables that were 2 seater and both of them were different sizes so one was higher and one was lower, I didn’t like the customer service at all, when I was eating food I asked the worker there to put some food into out plates for a taste test and she put a whole bunch of food in my plate and I couldn’t even eat it bcuz she put so much. I also didn’t like one specific worker he looked Nepali and he was wearing a blue t-shirt. We asked him if we can take pics in front of the waterfall and he said yes and then later when there were a bunch of workers there we asked him again and he said we weren’t allowed bcuz there was a fee and then he also said we also changed our seats 4 times and it was cuz my family was having problems in adjusting so later on he rudely said that we changed our seats so many times and now we’re arguing with them. I HATED MY EXPERIENCE, I DO NOT...

Nestled amidst lush greenery, Waterfall Restaurant offers a tranquil dining experience accentuated by a mesmerizing man-made waterfall. The serene ambiance, complemented by panoramic views, creates an idyllic setting for a memorable meal.

The restaurant's design seamlessly integrates with nature, providing both indoor and outdoor seating options. Guests can choose to dine beside the cascading waters, adding a touch of serenity to their culinary journey.

However, while the ambiance excels, the same cannot be said for the food. While the menu offers a diverse selection of dishes, ranging from local delicacies to international flavors, the execution often falls short. Some dishes lack the finesse and depth expected from a restaurant of this caliber, leaving room for improvement.

Despite the culinary shortcomings, Waterfall Restaurant remains a captivating destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat amidst natural beauty. With a focus on refining their culinary offerings, this hidden gem has the potential to become a culinary haven worthy of its breathtaking...