Find out what Portuguese restaurants to try in Dona Paula. Dona Paula is a former village, and tourist destination, in the suburbs of Panaji, Goa, India. It is today home to the National Institute of Oceanography, and just alongside it lie the Goa University and the International Centre Goa.
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4 based on 36 reviews
Alfama, inspired by the Bohemian town square of Lisbon, is a fine dining restaurant, serving signature gourmet dishes and wines. The unique ambience of this intimate restaurant lies in its romantic balconies and alcoves with musicians to serenade guests d
One evening we changed to take our food here and paid balance as we had our food included in the main restaurant at the Hotel. This is a lovely restaurant we the best food we had during our visit. Lovely environment and nice staff serving. Thanks for the nice music.Dear bernharddavid,Greetings from Cidade de Goa!Thank you for taking time to review Alfama, the Chefâs Speciality Dining. We are glad that you enjoyed the food and appreciated the ambience of the restaurant.The unique interiors of Alfama are inspired by the Bohemian town square of Lisbon, accentuated with romantic balconies and alcoves with musicians to serenade guests during dinner.Our core value has always been to provide warm and authentic Goan hospitality coupled with impeccable service and facilities and also to cater to each guestâs taste and liking. We thank you once again and look forward to your next visit.Warm regards,Neeta BridGeneral Manager
Goa, India Food Guide: 5 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dona Paula
4 based on 316 reviews
As seafood lovers we are always looking for great seafood. Venite is tucked in a lane so reminiscent of times when Goa was a quieter place. We had prawn balchao with local pap and server recommended modso in a mild buttery sauce. The modso dish was the biggest surprise and delicious! Fresh and bursting with flavour!! The Serra dura with strawberries polished off a super lunch!Hello Gal_Explorer,Glad you enjoyed your meal and our recommendation.Hope to serve you again and see you on your next visit to Goa.Regards Hedrich Rosario
Where to eat Contemporary food in Dona Paula: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 1001 reviews
If itâs your first time in Panjim, then thereâs no better place than Viva Panjim for authentic Goan cuisine. I had the Pigling Torradinho - which was deliciously meaty. The Prawn curry cooked in a delightfully spicy coconut gravy (although it was rather lacking in the quantity of prawns). And the highlight of my meal was the Bebinca - a Goan dessert that needs no introduction and should not be missed!
Goa, India Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dona Paula
4 based on 159 reviews
GOA, goes back many centuries in history and was once the Rome of the East! A meeting point of East and West - a confluence of varied cultures, philosophies, religions and beliefs, where civilizations of the Occident mingled with those of the Orient. A le
I've been kind with my rating because this is a pleasant place to sit. Our lunch was average - we shared a plate of fried calamari for starter and then followed with prawns in garlic butter. The prawns came covered in a strange thick sauce, definitely not just butter and garlic. Although I queried it the manager insisted it was butter and garlic. Both were ok but nothing special. The manager tried hard to please but was a little over attentive. There are no prices showing on the dishes listed on the specials board so make sure you ask. A bit overpriced for what is served up.
Where to eat Cafe food in Dona Paula: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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