Location: Guwahati
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Where to Eat in Guwahati: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Poised on the banks of the Brahamputra River, this rapidly growing city provides a link to seven other northeastern states. Its hills hold a 10th-century temple dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya and an ancient seat of astronomy known as Navagraha, the temple of the nine planets; the small Umananda temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is on an island in the river. The area around the city contains wildlife sanctuaries, archeological ruins and a silk-weaving center.
Things to do in Guwahati
1. Gam's Delicacy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
The eatery is an honest effort to bring varieties of ethnic cuisine from across the North East under one roof. The forgotten taste of indigenous food, prepared painstakingly over hours, days together, smoked and steamed, stewed, roasted or even fried, so that finest from North Eastern specialties can be brought to the masses, maintaining international standard. The North Eastern ethnic cuisine resembles world famous Thai food due to close proximity. Established on July 17. 2006 “Delicacy” located one of the city’s busiest hubs at Ganeshguri, Dispur. The founder, Mr. Bhuban Gam has a vision for “Delicacy” which is successfully carrying forwards to bring great taste of ethnic food to the fore. The biggest USP of the Restaurant is the authenticity of the flavor any original form of ethnic recipes. Since Assam is land of various species of Bamboo, it comes as no surprise that the interiors of the Delicacy don’t disprove this.
Reviewed By DrJPSarma - Guwahati, India
Clean and decent place. Moderately priced. The ambience is good and the staff working there are courteous. Of course because of use of Fermented Bamboo and other indigenous food items, the smell lingers in the air. Perhaps improving the exhaust and Ventillation would help. Tables and toilets are clean. Good part of this restaurant is that apart from Assamese ethnic cuisine, some other cuisines of the other North Eastern States is also available.The taste of the food is really good and the portions are not miserly.
2. JB's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Angshuman B
A very delicious eatery to get yourself satisfied if you are a real herbivorous.
Wide range of variety from breakfast to lunch and dinner.
Some good combo of Puri/Rice Thalis will satisfy your long pending hunger , along with south Indian dishes , lassi etc.,
Give a try when you are in town.
Also they serve a wide range of sweets and hot salted items.
3. Paradise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Located in the heart of the city, Paradise is the pioneering restaurant in Guwahati serving Traditional Assamese Cuisine since 1984. Paradise offers its very popular and delicious Parampara Thaali which is a 3 course meal. A comprehensive thaali which gives our guests a sense of what Traditional Assamese Cuisine is. Besides the Thaali, we have exquisite Ala Carte items such as food cooked in Bamboo Hollow, Smoked dishes, Steamed dishes. Gooseberry Soup is something that is a must try when you visit Paradise! Come visit us to experience a Traditional Assamese Meal!
Reviewed By Sanjay G - New Delhi, India
We went by a recommendation and were not disappointed. Usually serves a thali (fixed menu) but Ala-carte dishes are available as well. We tried the Bhhot Jholokia Chicken. For those of you who don't know it, Bhoot jholokia held the title of the most pungent chilli in the world. It's verrry strong. Not for the faint hearted!
4. Hotel Sagar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
5. KHORIKAA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Ethnic Assamese Cuisine, As Described By Famous Australian Chef Of Hell's Kitchen.
6. Machaan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By AngelBiswas - Guwahati, India
Machan is my all time favorite restaurant.. Specially, the buffet..lunch/dinner buffet always there..Great peace of mind once u entered into the restaurant.. Artificially designed with a giant tree just in d middle.. Can get d feeling of being open area but still very peaceful.. Full Budget place with nice yummy buffet.. Per head aprx. 625..clean toilet.. Very well maintained..good service..
7. Naga Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By grazytraveller - Kollam, India
Naga Kitchen is furnished in a very traditional way. The interiors are furnished with bamboo and wood. The momos and the sweet chilli chicken are the major attraction of this restaurant. This restaurant provides superb non vegetarian cuisines.
8. Red Hot Chilli Pepper,
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By DocRohan - New Delhi, India
We had a small gathering of doctors at this venue and I was quite impressed with the arrangements.
The Chinese food served at this place was delicious. We had the ginger fried rice and mix vegetables in schezuan sauce.
The darshan with ice cream was an ideal finish to the meal
9. Terra Maya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
A state-of-art resto-lounge, offering global cuisine with 3 unique dining/ lounging experiences.The Med themed restaurant-The Vista, The open-air Balcony & the Lounge. We offer Indian,Oriental & Continental cuisine,with wood-fired oven specialties.On regular nights, the Bar closes at 10:00 PMWe have special weekend nites- Sat nites are mostly clubbing nites, with World DJs/ Bands. We also host Stand-up Acts, Short film Screening, Plays etc on Fridays/ Sunday nites.. Check our FB page to get the week's ongoings..
Reviewed By parmanand06 - Mumbai, India
A good place to chill with both family and friends and also a really decent event venue.The items are expensive and the the portions served are little in quantity
The food is delicious, the cocktails are well mixed.The Terrace overlooks the city and the hills surrounding the city look quite splendid
10. Gopal Maharaj
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Pooja S
Gopal Maharaj is located in Fancy Bazar. It has the best North Indian Food in Guwahati with the most reasonable pricing. It's always a delight to go back there.
