Mynah Restaurant — Restaurant in Uttarakhand

A breath of fresh air to the town..... Mynah truly offers authentic cuisine along with a warm and welcoming ambience. Every wall has been beautifully put together with intricate art pieces.... a classy touch with the modern seating but still connected to the roots with the flooring... and when you think that it can not get any better BOOM the food.... you would crave to order everything on the menu and once the food arrives (mind you the preparation time is also reasonable) you can not have enough of it.... We went to Mynah to get some dinner and ordered 5 things from the menu and all of them were delicious... what a great experience... i extend my warm regards to whole team that has brought this place to life..... and you know where you have to go when you crave some really good food next time......

I recently enjoyed a brunch experience at this restaurant situated beneath Hotel 78. Upon arrival, the captivating ambiance immediately captures your attention, the fusion of modern décor and indigenous artwork creates an atmosphere that is both memorable and inviting. The restaurant offers ample space, comfortable seating, and convenient restroom facilities. Our meal consisted of a Veg Manchurian rice bowl, Country-style pizza, Veg steamed momos, and ginger milk tea. While the Manchurian and tea met expectations, the pizza fell short of expectations. However, the standout dish of the meal was the Veg steamed momos. The staff was attentive and well mannered. The delightful atmosphere, excellent service, and good food have us eagerly looking forward to our next...

The Mynah tries hard to be a good café-restaurant - there was trendy Dua Lipa songs on the good sound system, comfy sofas around big tables, a really vast menu of Tibetan, Chinese and Indian food, covering a whole range of desserts, appetizers, main course and hot and cold drinks. However, it's let down by indifferent service and its clientele as well. There was a large family group with shrieking children, and the plates didn't look too clean, worst of all, the paratha came in a really dirty, much used container. The Indian food I ordered was over-the-top spicy, overcooked to a degree that the dal(lentils) had disintegrated into mulch. I may still go back to try their Tibetan cuisine. The Indian food is an...