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Best Seafood food near Panjim, Goa, India
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Panjim including Waterfront Terrace & Bar, Peep Kitchen, Kokni Kanteen, Ritz Classic Patto, Casa Bhonsle Bar & Restaurant, The Fisherman's Wharf, Ritz Classic Panjim, Hospedaria Venite, Edward's Yard, Banyan Tree
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10. Banyan Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By chhavi_dawar
The banyan tree restaurant was a beautiful experience in itself but SANDIP provided excellent services and added to the charm of the evening. He suggested all specialties and I loved the food and drinks. I was travelling to Goa to celebrate my birthday and decided to treat myself at this amazing Thai restaurant in north Goa for my birthday dinner. To my surprise when Sandip discovered that its my birthday, they celebrated it so beautifully that I will never forget it. AMAZING staff, beautiful live music, great food. This place was all I needed on my birthday.
9. Edward's Yard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By Adhiraj_19
In Kolkata, we have a saying âBiriyani is an emotion, greater than loveâ and you just cannot serve anything naming it a âBiriyaniâ. I donot mind experimenting with Biriyani, but at least it should have the texture and concept of this legendary dish, which is missed here in itâs soo called âMutton Hyderabadi BiriyaniâAmbiance: Peaceful and quite popular with Locals. The surrounding is beautifully done with waterfalls and farm like settlement. In fact this is the only restro which I found more popular with locals than tourists, so am sure it serves really good food. But it was just not for us.Service: Prompt and GoodFood: We tried Fenny Margherita (absolutely not drinkable. A suggestion: Donot use Blue Curacao amply in any dish. It will ruin anything with itâs over sweetness). Chonuk Fry (Loved it. In fact this is the only Savory dish which was good), Hyderabadi Biriyani (It has nothing similar to any type of Biriyani and I was quite surprised a restro which is known for itâs Biriyani can serve something like this in name of Biriyani. The rice used was wrong. The texture was wrong. The use of meat was wrongly done. It is something with meat and a tangy flavored rice). Kingfish Ambot-tik (Too much sauce in comparison to the quantity of Fish). We ended it with Chocolate sizzling Jalebi (It is a savior. Beautifully done and Absolute love).Suggestion: Donot try the Hyderbadi Biriyani or Fenny Margherita. Try Chonuk Fry and Chocolate sizzling Jalebi.Pocket Pinch: Cheap to Moderate.Rating: 3/5 (2 points off for The Fenny Margherita and The Hyderabadi Biriyani)
8. Hospedaria Venite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By Anthony_Perth666
Upstairs restaurant with balcony seating, eclectically styled with traditional Goan momentos. Warm and engaging staff serve wonderfully tasty local dishes. Yum.
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7. Ritz Classic Panjim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1603 reviews
Ritz Classic is a multi-cuisine restaurant based in Goa renowned for its seafood & Goan Thali since 1978. What began as a quaint, little restaurant with Cafe Ritz Restaurant & Bar in the heart of Panjim City serving the traditional Goan food soon expanded
Reviewed By Travel-travail
On the first day of my arrival in Panaji, I was scouting for a restaurant, famous for the local cuisines. Then I had remembered Ritz, an old restaurant located on the first floor of a building on 18th. June Road and this used to be my favourite haunt during my numerous trips made to the city many years ago all on business. I along with two other participants for the conference, which would commence the next day, had reached Ritz at about 7.30 PM on a Thursday and were immediately accommodated on a table. The restaurant, famous for its fish thalis during the lunch time, was a little oblivious of its décor and interiors. We had asked for a portion each of âmasala papadâ, âsquids masalaâ and âmackerel tandoorâ as the starters to go with a couple of drinks. The squid rings prepared in a tangy sauce came with a humongous quantity and three of us had struggled to polish it off. Mackerel was quite well prepared too. For the mains, we went for âFish Ambotikâ, a signature Goan dish (chunks of Kingfish in a mildly sour gravy with pieces of Kokum) and plain steamed rice. Ritz has always been classic with its authentic Goan flavours and quite affordable pricing of food.
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6. The Fisherman's Wharf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1031 reviews
The Fisherman's Wharf, in North Goa is an unique dining experience with its quaint settings, replete with the oyster shell windows, the huge brass pots doubling up as fountains, the assorted woven bamboo baskets painted in some bright and funky colours lo
Reviewed By Neha V
Ambiance - beautiful setting - a Portuguese house converted for the restaurant. Soft lighting and live music. Perfect setting a lovely evening. Staff - Very friendly, knew the menu very well and extremely helpful.Food - The best part of the place!!! The food was stunning. Must have seafood when here but saying that the chicken fried rice was equally good. The food can be a bit spicy...just to be aware. However my fav was the dessert...the apple pie was to dir for!!!Totally value for money. It would be recommended to book a table especially for weekends.Dear Guest,Thank you for sharing your valuable feedbackwe are more then happy to know that you were happy with out food, ambiance and service and we would like to assure you that we do work toward maintaining the highest quality standard and creating a memorable experience at all time.Please do visit us again,we will be happy to serve you againRegardsManagement
5. Casa Bhonsle Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By andy6999
I was out shopping with the family and as dinner time approached decided to walk into Casa Bhonsle to satisfy my seafood craving.We started out with Chicken Lollipop, Squids Batter fry and Rava fried Prawns. The starters came out piping hot and delicious and disappeared in a jiffy washed down with Bira beer from the tap.For mains we had Prawns Curry Rice with Chonak Rava Fry. A plate of Prawn Kismoor is given complimentary with The curry. The sea food was fresh and beautifully prepared. Desserts was caramel custard and Tender Coconut Souffle which was so yummy that we had a second helping. We thoroughly enjoyed the meal.
4. Ritz Classic Patto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Ritz Classic is a multi-cuisine restaurant based in Goa renowned for its seafood & Goan Thali since 1978. What began as a quaint, little restaurant with Cafe Ritz Restaurant & Bar in the heart of Panjim City serving the traditional Goan food soon expanded
Reviewed By seashell750
The restaurant as usual is always very busy and being a Sunday afternoon was really busy, The staff still were very nice, the service is quick, the thali is just out of the world, with a variety of accompaniments , the prawn curry provided in the thali was amazing All in all good value for moneyDear seashell750, Warm greetings from Ritz Classic.We would like to thank you for the 5-star rating and for taking the time to share your review. All our patrons love the seafood preparations and Goan Thali we offer. Weâd love to continue providing great service to patrons like you. We look forward to serving you again.
3. Kokni Kanteen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Have a craving for kokni food ("gharche jevan")? Just walk down Dada Vaidya Road in the heart of Panjim and step into nostalgia at Kokni Kanteen, 1972, welcoming and cozy with a quaint 1970s Goan charm. From authentic fish thalis (rice plate) with sol kad
Reviewed By JajaborRaj
This one was on a wish list for a long time. At walking distance from Immaculate Conception Church. Itâs a small restaurant with apprx 8 tables, serves most of the Goan fishes with unique taste. Dish portion is large and sufficient for two. Taste meets the expectations.Dev borem korum JajaborRaj baab, thank you for the besht review. We are glad to know that you enjoyed our traditional Goan cuisine. Do visit us again for #BestJevan.
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2. Peep Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 339 reviews
Goan, Seafood, Multi-Cuisine Restaurant with Bar. Fresh seafood. Traditional Goan cuisine. Mothers recipes. Few of our signature dishes are Butter chicken, Tandoori chicken, Biryanis.
Reviewed By andy6999
The food and service at Peep Kitchen is outstandingDuring my multiple visits to Peep Kitchen, I tried the Fish Thali, Chicken Cafreal, Bangkok Chicken, Almost all the varieties of Fried Fish and the Fish Biryani (a unique and heavenly preparation), the food was truly amazing. The restaurant Owners and his entire staff makes you feel welcome from the minute you step into the restaurant. The spacious restaurant and attentive staff creates a very relaxing environment that works very well together. Highly recommendedHi Andy,Thanks for the lovely review. We are constantly adding new and innovative dishes to our menu and its nice to hear you enjoyed our Goan and Oriental cuisine. Hope to see you back soon for another visit.Regards,Amey and Gaurish Naik
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1. Waterfront Terrace & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Enjoy the exclusive 24-hour poolside and indoor restaurant at Goa Marriott Resort & Spa. Our family restaurant's eclectic international menu offers Indian, Asian and Mediterranean cuisine, all created with a twist by our innovative chefs.
Reviewed By Salvinus V
This evening we opted for the Italian a la carte section of the menu and started off with the Pescatore pizza (seafood). This pizza was well executed and had flavourful and fresh seafood as its topping. The thin crust was perfect. For mains, we ordered the Carbonara Spaghetti with much trepidation as very few outlets have mastered the art of preparing the carbonara sauce. The pasta was cooked al dente (as requested) but the sauce left a lot to be desired. There were finely chopped white onions which were used in the preparation of the sauce base, which was not expected. The bacon too was not crispy and resembled ham more than bacon. It was served with a crusty garlic bun.We ended the meal with the Salted Caramel dome from the Goa Baking company. This dessert was enjoyable.The service provided by Harsh was attentive and professional.The restaurant was noisy and chaotic.
