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(Updated)Update August'2018 - We happened to be stuck here in this hotel from August 15th - 18th as the flood waters engulfed the entire area surround…
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I stayed here recently. I tried a few dishes. Even though a tad bit overpriced, the food was delicious.Porotta- Flaky and quite big. Crisp on the outs…
Jacob John
Diana Heights Multicuisine Restaurant
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Food not very great.Caters probably to the booze crowd and not the casual diner.If food can be improved there will be more business as the hotel is at…
John Mohan
Diana Heights Multicuisine Restaurant
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Diana Heights Multicuisine Restaurant is open for Casual Dining. Diana Heights Multicuisine Restaurant serves Kerala, Continental, Chinese, North Indian and South Indian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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4 Reviews on “Diana Heights Multicuisine Restaurant”
(Updated)Update August’2018 – We happened to be stuck here in this hotel from August 15th – 18th as the flood waters engulfed the entire area surrounding our hotel, with some of it coming into the ground floor. In the midst of all the chaos, this restaurant provided a sense of respite to every guest, by providing us their best food no matter what till their provisions ran dry.I cannot commend the service staff here enough as they put everything aside to take care of us, even when many of their homes went under water. They even went as far to have food from the relief camps themselves, wading through the water outside, to ensure that the guests had enough provisions till it lasted.The food was good throughout the time we were there, and their buffets are quite reasonable, breakfast was included in our stay and dinner cost around 350rs per head including taxes. They even waived off most of the meal charges since they weren’t able to provide full fledged meals on the last couple of days.Overall, words can’t describe what we experienced, but this is one restaurant I’d highly recommend, and never have to think twice about coming back.November’2016 – Had their breakfast buffet as part of our stay here.The ambience is pretty decent, however I found the place a bit dusty. The staff are attentive, and service is good.The food was very Indian. Poori Bhaji, Appam Veg Stew, Idli, etc. I ordered an English Breakfast to supplement our kids. Overall the food was good, and real value for money. Though they call themselves a 5star hotel, they are anything but. The food is comparatively dirt cheap. I remember the staff telling me they have a veg buffet at noon for a group that was coming in, at 200rs net.Give this place a try, cos at this price you wouldn’t be disappointed.
I stayed here recently. I tried a few dishes. Even though a tad bit overpriced, the food was delicious.Porotta- Flaky and quite big. Crisp on the outsidd.Beef Coconut Fry- A delicious dish made from well cooked meat with a peppery touch and coconut slices.Irachi Idichularthiyathu- An excellent dish with quite a hit of chilly. You will just keep going back in for another spoonful.Fish Chilly- Surprisingly, the best dish of the lot. Well cooked fish and crispy coating. What else would you need!!The only downpoint would be the cost factor as the same dishes may be available for half the price in nearby restaurants.
Food not very great.Caters probably to the booze crowd and not the casual diner.If food can be improved there will be more business as the hotel is at a vantage location on the highway
Average Restaurant! Nothing cool. Staff also is disinterested. But the turning point is the food.. food was super yummy.. never expected it to be.. Presentation also of the food is crazy. Hatts of to the chef. 😀