Samrat

Food was prepared good but the taste was not that great as expected. The service was a bit slow. There were enough waiters and staff. There is a valet parking chargeable at 100₹ The restaurant was clean and hygienic. The naans were good. But the price was extremely costly. A garlic naan is ₹160 and any vegetables start from 450₹. The tables are very close-by too each other. And there was a queue always for toilet. Not expected. Like if you are charging so much, then you should provide equal service.

Must visit restaurant. It’s a crowded place during holiday. Ambience is of vintage style. Valet parking available. You will have to wait during peak hours. Only veg food. They only serve Gujarati thali, which is unlimited and they keep serving you. Thali is 500 plus rupees for each person and no sharing. Panner lazez is bit sweet. Must have cheese ball and hara bara kabab as starters. Staff are well trained and are available. Even during peak time they don’t make you wait. This restaurant has many other hotel joints.

Samrat Hotel serves decent, tasty North- and South-Indian, Punjabi food with a modest but clean ambience and friendly staff. The seating is fairly spacious and service is usually prompt, making it a good spot for a quick meal or casual dinner. Crockery or freshness feels just average — but overall it strikes a decent balance of quality, and convenience for the price. Menu is bit expensive but given the location of south Mumbai cant complain about it.

If you're looking for a hearty, vegetarian lunch, Samrat is a great shout. It’s a very reliable spot that focuses on clean, traditional flavors rather than anything too fancy. ​I highly recommend their lunch thalis. The spread is generous, featuring a variety of seasonal vegetables, dals, and fresh breads that make for a very satisfying meal. The food is consistently good and feels like a proper, authentic meal.

This is not proper gujarati taste. Many authentic items like kadhi was too dense than it should be. Dal was not khatta-meetha like it should be. Vegetables pieces in Undhiyu were too hard to press and break to eat with poori. They are giving fruit salad with custard in the name of 'basundi'. That's the problem of having marathi service staff in a gujarati restaurant. They are misguiding people.

One of the best vegetarian restaurants in Mumbai. I choose thali and food was delicious with so many varieties. The staff were amazing and came around to top up the thali. It's very busy restaurant especially in the evening. Atmosphere inside is welcoming and lovely decor. I would certainly recommend this restaurant.

If you are near Churchgate railway station or in nearby area and want a good dining experience near to fine dine then your search ends here. 💯 Samrat really offers a very good dining experience with it's high quality food and offering delicious flavours. Price is bit on the higher side but the quality and service which they provide is excellent no doubt.

Very good indian vegetarian food. Will try the gujrati thali next time. Highly recommend