Maratha Samrat - Camp

Menu has typical maharashtrian money dishes. We went for a quick bite but the place is suitable for main course. We had drumstick soup which was awesome. Bhurji was good. Overall experience was okay.

Visited this place yesterday to know the hype. The place is slightly on an expensive side. We had to wait for an hour to get the table since we went post Ganapati visarjan day. The food is okayish. I have had better food at other places in Pune with less price. The kala mutton fry was good. The kheema and lal mutton was okay. Kheema had no taste at all. They charge extra for bhakari so keep that in mind. The service was super slow, we had to call the waiter and remind him about what we need multiple times. Overall okayish experience. Definitely not worth the hype.

Clean and simple. Food was really good across the board. Chicken was well-cooked, as was the fish. Sol kadi was a bit sweet for my liking. Surely recommend and will visit again.

The food here is super tasty, really flavorful and satisfying. Service is friendly and welcoming, and the place is clean and cozy. Definitely one of the best spots to eat in this area. Great for both locals and foreigners

Nice and tasty but little costly. Opposite to virology lab , parking there . Asly Marathi food . Drink must try . Kala mutton thali is famous . Non veg is more option available

If you’re craving authentic non-spicy Maharashtrian thalis, Maratha Samrat is a must-visit. Their chicken and mutton thalis are rich in flavor yet mild in spice, perfect for those who enjoy balanced, traditional taste. The real highlight, though, is their seafood – don’t miss the Prawns Rava Fry, it’s a straight 10/10! A great spot for hearty, homely meals.

Loved the fish thali here as well as the mutton kharda fry. The modak ice cream that we had was also delicious. Worth a visit.

Had the Mutton Thali. It was really good. The Kaala Masala Mutton Dry can be a little more desi. Service was good. Worth it for the Mutton Lovers in the city.