Saffron Restaurant Hosur — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

Yesterday evening, at approximately 530 PM, we visited "Ayyas," our all-time favourite restaurant that is conveniently close to the Hosur Railway Station. They informed us that they had been closed for a while and had only reopened yesterday, at which point there was no food.

Hence, I checked on Zomato for the nearby restaurants. I found the restaurant named "Saffron Restaurant," which is closeby (½ kms). We went there and ordered a few biryanis, starters, juice, etc. The flavour was excellent, tantalising, and offered better quality for the lowest cost.

As we were eating, we made the decision to snap pictures for a review. Although the briyani barely made up 3/4 of the photo, we had already had part of it.

Now, this becomes our favourite restaurant hereafter. Thanks Saravanan for the...

Worst ever experience…

food was bad in the name of making it spicy they just add chilli powder and chilli that’s spice for them. AC is turned on and the main door is kept wide open just to make there movement easier no point in having that AC. the food you order is thrown at your table they don’t even tell what is it. Either you ordered or not just eat it. vessels are not clean and both plates or food is just thrown at the table and never served. the cleaner wants the empty vessels even before you finish the food. the waiter puts his complete finger into the glass and gets it for the customer to drink water.

Just go to this place to lose out your mind and shout out for bad service on an average...

Had a good dinner here. Got the mutton biryani and garlic chicken. The serving size of one biriyani was enough for two people. Hungry patrons might need more. The pricing was also quite reasonable. The only thing was that the ambience was very boring and typical of low budget restaurants. Just because a restaurant is value for money, it doesn't mean the interior decor needs to be bland. Some work there, especially with the name being saffron can work wonders. For instance, saffron strands are used in high end biriyani preparations, so why not have decor that resembles saffron strands with pictures, murals etc. of the history, trade routes and what not. Such decor details will attract youngsters and curious...