Ashok

It is worth the hype & the wait. They are super busy. No convenient four wheeler parking available. Two wheeler is the best way to go here. The quality & quantity of the food is top notch. They have a hard stop for lunch dining at about 2pm. We need to be there before that to get a token. It's the best if you are a group of four people, otherwise there is a good chance that you may have to share a table. At this point, they should do something about seating & criwd management.

For an authentic Goanese Konkani culinary experience, this establishment is a must-visit in Goa. Their extensive fish menu boasts a variety of delights, including rawa fry of Surmai, tisrya, and prawns, all cooked to perfection. The prawns, in particular, stood out for their tender and fresh texture, a refreshing departure from the overcooked and rubbery version often found elsewhere. Accompanied by flavorful solkadhi, rice, and the delightful Portuguese dessert serradura, the meal was truly exceptional. Despite a minor billing mishap (quickly rectified by the apologetic staff), I award this place 5 stars across the board. However will take one away for the billing error. Its cozy popularity means waiting in line is likely, but trust me, it's well worth it. I'll return every time I'm in Goa and enthusiastically recommend you do the same!

Discovered a renowned eatery in Panjim, offering an authentic Goan thali and a variety of Goan dishes. Despite its small size, the place is clean with a lively ambiance. The Goan thali is a feast with a variety of dry seafood dishes, two fish curries, fried fish, and accompaniments paired with Goan red rice. The menu also boasts a range of fresh seafood options. Be prepared for a bit of a wait during peak lunch/dinner hours – a testament to its popularity!

Foooood...was it amazing... Yes!!! We tried the tava fry king fish, silver fish rava fry and prawn curry with rice... Wow it was very flavourful. Both the Tava fry and rava fry were great tasting and you can have more than one any time. The prawn curry was yum which is coconut based and the spice was balanced and goes great with rice. I would have preferred normal rice than basmati as normal rice would soak the curry well. The prawn curry had very few small prawns which could have been better. But that does not curtail this food rating. The quality of drink in Goa has always been good and the Kaastad Mojito (Kokum based) here was refreshing and and can relish it all day 😁... Recommending this place goes without saying... The restaurant is not big and you may have to wait in peak hours and is a first cum first serve basis... Must try if you are here in Goa...

It's one small place in the heart of Panjim couple of streets away to all the casinos. Eventhough we heard the lunch thali is the best we could go only in the evening. We did order kokum soda mocktail, rice, rawa fried prawns and king fish Goan fish curry. Oh boi it was amazingly. Huge quantity prawns - about 12 pieces I think. Big prawns, cleaned and fried extremely well. It tasted yum Fish curry - coming from a place that has fish curry every day. The Goan version was another version of how good fish curries can be. King fish was awesome Kokum drink - another hit. Don't miss this place if you are around Panjim for a good lunch or dinner.

The best Goan thali experience ever. The food served is very delicious and pricing is reasonable. The place is crowded and you need to wait a minimum 30 mins to get your seats and they manage the queue using a token service. Service was good, but the restaurant is very small. You will find parking in the nearby streets. Highly recommended