Samco Restaurant Anna Nagar — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

Me and my husband thought of having a quick dinner on our way home. Samco shanti colony, being nearer to our home we decided to have our dinner there. We ordered for lung fung soup, Fish nirvana (apparently fish festival or something was going on, therefore ordered from that menu) upon asking to the waiter on the number of pieces he said medium pieces of Vanjaram fish would come, therefore ordered that too. Apart from that we also chose mutton Nalli, 1 keema naan, 1 place steak rice and 1 plate tava roti. Keema Naan per pc is 110 rs. No keema and burnt roti served after 30 mins. Therefore Returned it. Soup average and the only thing we ate. Fish nirvana, costed 550 had only 1pc fish totally contradictory to what the waiter said, returned that too. While eating roti, we got a foul smell coming. I literally sniffed everything, and guess what steam rice was smelling. It was spoilt and such an aweful Stink it gave, that I could smell it from a distance.

We called the chef, but god knows what wrong with him. All he did was smiling. Nor he understood English and just like a moron kept nodding his head. Upon asking him to smell the rice, he had at audacity to tell us that “Oh his team forgot to wash the rice properly”. We were shocked to hear statement like this. He behaved so unprofessional like he does not care if customers walk away without consuming something. My spouse demanded to speak with the owner Mr Aboobakar Siddique. He was busy but did find out time to speak with us.

I don’t know how the others ate over there, but it was surely a mess for us. Will never visit this place for sure. But one piece of advice is that, if a chef of the hotel does not take the ownership of the food being served to the customers, then he is NOT THE RIGHT FIT FOR THIS JOB. Because a chef’s responsibility is not to make any customer leave his restaurant hungry. And surely he was zero in that. Please smell, taste and check everything before consuming the food from there, because you never know, if by chance you happen to get food poisoning, then in that case you will not get any support from the restaurant nor this stupid chef will take any responsibility. It’s never let than ever. Just adding the soup Picture because that was on the only thing...

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