Being a kolhapuri I can say this is the best place in Bangalore to have a kolhapuri Food than any other places in Bangalore with respect to quality, quantity and authenticity. We ordered chicken thali which comes with chicken masala(Quantity was more), tambda rassa, pandhara rassa(which we couldn't resist from ordering one more) chapati(it's fulka which was hot and soft), rice which was pretty much good in quantity, egg curry, solkadhi(was ok the proportion of coconut milk as compare to kokum was less), and the bestttt part was the thecha which was piping hot but still we couldn't control to eat it again. So overall it's as very yummy authentic kolhapuri preparation little bit higher on pocket but when we start eating thali we will surely forget about it. Service is good and prompt.Surely will visit next time.

Ordered chiken thali, not even close to Authenticate Maharastrian cusine. Instead of making taste authentic they are trying to mimic with lot of unnessesary oil and spices. :(

A good mix of marathi food with just the correct combination of spices and an added homely made charisma was visible in the food served here. I ordered the vegetarian special thali which had chapatis absolutely crisp and home made style, bhindi masala which was delicious, a mix vegetarian sabzi which was decent and two toes of dals which I feel could have been better and shrikhand for dessert which was wonderful and lip smacking. The buttermilk served with the food was good as well and later I tried the mango lassi which was not that thick but worth a mention. The place has a Marathi devoted ambience which resonates with its theme and service is courteous and prompt. Overall a 3.5 rating is good. Food:3.5/5 Service:4/5 Ambience:4/5 Cost:3.5/5

I have ordered different dishes from here over multiple occasions and got them door delivered; some of them include misal pav, vada pav and sabudhana vada. All the dishes I have ordered tasted pretty mediocre. In every bite I could literally feel the cook's utter disinterest in his job and imagined the poor dude being stuck in a place that he really did not want to be in. A big disappointment since there really aren't many Maharashtrian cuisines around this area.

Great place near a busy junction(Arekere gate), seems laid back for the usual lazy lunches that one would prefer. The waiter suggested to try Malvali chicken(hope I got the spelling right) and Bhakras. Was a great combination. Ended up finishing the gravy with steamed rice later though. The first time I've eaten something which is served in 2 bowls one with chicken and one with the chicken gravy. Good experience altogether.