Mishmash

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of visiting The Fisherman's Wharf in Bengaluru, and it was truly a delightful experience. The ambiance exuded a coastal charm, with its vibrant decor and a soothing sea breeze that transported me to a seaside escape. The restaurant's attention to detail in recreating a coastal vibe was commendable.

A lovely place to have sea food. Superb ambience with natural air ventilation and perfect lighting. A lovely place for sea food lovers with options to have fresh Lobsters, Pomphret, Jumbo Prawns and so on. Live music in the evening adds to the mood in the eve. Overall a great place for a family dinner or a dinner date.

The atmosphere in this location was great. But unfortunately the service is not so much. They got our order wrong multiple times and got annoyed when we complained about it. Obviously, they were not prepared for a larger group at all. Which js a shame for this nice location. Unfortunately, the food was also not outstanding. It was okay, but not really the best around. I hear so many good things about this place, so I'll give it a try again next time when I visit.

Fisherman’s wharf is known for its delightful coastal ambience and menu featuring a variety of seafood and Goan cuisines. Restaurant offers a charming setting with live music and a relaxed atmosphere. Food options are good and their tap beer is also fine. We have ordered tiger prawns and red snapper from their fresh fish option available. Snapper fry was good but the tiger prawn was undercooked. It could have been better if it was cooked well.Presentation of all food items were really nice though. Overall an average experience.

Great ambiance, delicious authentic food but unfortunately TFW has quite poor service. Be prepared to wait for a bit for your food to show up. We were the only customers during the lunch hour but we waited over 30 minutes for our food to be brought out to us. Definitely recommend their prawn curry rice and tawa fried fish.

The service was painfully slow for 7.30PM when there were hardly any guests. The ambience is quite good and there was live music. The food is decent but their idea of masking the true price by adding an additional service charge of 7.5% is quite questionable to make their menu look deceptively cheaper by 7.5%. Not sure if the bearers receive these tips in whole on a daily basis. It's unlikely, since there is a bank transaction fee at either leg of the transaction which may or may not be taxed at the bearers end. I think the restaurant must consider adhering to the local laws not what happens abroad. If they want to pay their bearers to be paid service charges then it should be included in the cost of the dish than deceptively price it or allow patrons to directly pay to the bearers.