Indira Restaurant - GAU

The restaurant served tasty veg and non veg food.This restaurant located in Paltan bazar.Quality and taste of the food was good.value for money.

I visited hotel Indira for an evening tea and I ordered a cup of tea with some snacks. The boy come with a cup of tea prepared earlier. It was with burnt smell and could not be consumed. However, it was replaced while asked to replace with a freshly prepared one.My payable bill was Rs. 90-/. when I tried to pay the bill the boy in the counter asked me to pay in cash when I had only Rs. 2000-/ denomination notes. It is obvious that it is difficult to return Rs. 1910-/ for a bill of Rs. 90/-I inquired for paying thro' cards, but POS device was not installed in any of the counter i.e the main counter

This restaurant is part of Indira hotel so they have got many in house guest itself. Standalone it is good place to have meals mainly due to good ambiance and quality of food. Place is frequented by many regular customers. They have got North Indian, South Indian, Indochinese and fast food options to choose from. It has got both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food options. Seating arrangement is comfortable and it can be a good choice for festival or celebration meals.Services bit slow. Any special needs or food preferences needs to explained very properly and patiently to get things done properly.Prices bit higher then reasonable range but not in fine dine range.

This restaurant is located within the Indira Hotels chain, so it is frequented by many of their in-house guests. Standalone is a great place to dine, with a pleasant atmosphere and high-quality food. They offer a variety of cuisine options including North Indian, South Indian, Indochinese, and more. The menu includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. The seating is comfortable and it is a good choice for both casual meals or special occasions. The service can be a bit slow, so it is important to clearly communicate any special needs or food preferences. The prices are slightly on the higher side, but not at a fine dining level.

I went to Hotel Indira for evening tea and ordered a cup of tea with some snacks. The tea that was served had a burnt odor and was not consumable. It was replaced with a freshly prepared one upon my request. My bill came to Rs. 90, but when I tried to pay with a Rs. 2000 bill, the cashier asked me to pay in cash as they did not have change. I requested to pay with a card, but there was no POS device at the main counter. The cashier asked me to give him the Rs. 2000 bill and they would give me change later, which was not acceptable to me. I also offered to pay with an electronic wallet, but there was no option available at the hotel. The staff at the counter was not responsive and only accepted cash payments, despite being located in a busy city area. I had no choice but to retrieve my money and it was a hassle. With the government's push for cashless transactions, businesses need to adapt and provide better options for customers.