Thakkaaram - 旧47国道

Thakkaaram is located on Kanyakumari Highway and offers plenty of parking space. The restaurant is designed in the shape of a hangar and features a large airpla... read more Thakkaaram is located on Kanyakumari Highway and offers plenty of parking space. The restaurant is designed in the shape of a hangar and features a large airplane replica inside. The food is delicious and made with fresh ingredients, with a wide selection of non-vegetarian dishes. Vegetarian options are limited. It is a great choice for travelers heading to Thiruvanathapuram or those in the Technopark area. The average cost for a meal for two is around Rs. 600.

I was extremely disappointed with their service. The food was average and the staff had a very bad attitude. They ruined my evening on holiday. I sent them a fe... read more I was extremely disappointed with their service. The food was average and the staff had a very bad attitude. They ruined my evening on holiday. I sent them a feedback email but received no response. I will never dine at this hotel again.

This restaurant is a great spot with a unique atmosphere. The food and service were both exceptional. There is plenty of parking available and it is convenientl... read more This restaurant is a great spot with a unique atmosphere. The food and service were both exceptional. There is plenty of parking available and it is conveniently located near the Highway and technopark area.

High price and below average food. keep away from Thakkaaram (Mutton soup was good, Fish pollichathu was salty read more High price and below average food. keep away from Thakkaaram (Mutton soup was good, Fish pollichathu was salty

Had been to Thakkaram, Kazhakkoottam for lunch. Average food. Karimeen pollichathu was horrible. It did not have the taste of karimeen. It had a sour taste and... read more Had been to Thakkaram, Kazhakkoottam for lunch. Average food. Karimeen pollichathu was horrible. It did not have the taste of karimeen. It had a sour taste and the flesh of fish was red in colour. It was actually not the real 'pollichathu '. It was deep fried fish covered in masala, wrapped in plantain leaf heated. Hope the management chefs there will learn what is real 'pollichathu '.