Feast - Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Centre

subhajitghosh

2 months ago

5.0

It was an excellent dining experience with colleagues. The buffet spread was extensive, and the food quality was truly impressive. We had a lovely corner table, which made for plenty of cheerful chatter, great food, and a wonderful ambience.

Satya

6 months ago

5.0

Amazing food, great vibes and an awesome celebration! 🎉 A huge thanks to Vipitoli for arranging everything for the birthday surprise and making it feel so personal. Couldn’t have asked for better service!

User

5 months ago

5.0

the food was exceptional the ambience was amazing, little expensive but as I have been to sheraton it has always impressed me, I loved the fast service the waiters wer also so nice 😀 😄

Vaibhav Agrawal

2 months ago

4.0

overall experience was good.. I was not aware that it was an Iftaar Dinner. they didn't charged me for both of my kids, which was great. certain things can be improved through. paneer quality was not up to the mark even in starter as well as main course. veg main course north undjan should have more options. no glasses present at mocktail desk. garlic bread and pizza were not kept warm hence hard and chewy.

Rajat

1 week ago

4.0

Very good menu spread, well behaved staff and good ambience. it had all ingredients for a great lunch

Raj Narayana Swamy

3 months ago

2.0

Prices in district are inaccurate. Main course was so mediocre and nothing good. Starters and desserts were too good.

Kumar Avinash

1 month ago

2.0

Managers are trying to hard to push for membership. It spoils the experience.

Bhavesh Shroff

3 months ago

1.0

A BIG NO NO FOR VEGETARIAN (Please read all 1* reviews and it's consistent) Pure disaster if you are a vegetarian. Don't ever visit Feast, specially for buffet. We have been here 3 times once la-carte & twice buffet and for 3000₹+tax buffet you get nothing worthy of that price if you are a vegetarian. La-carte is still ok. Latest we went was today (14th Feb'26) and 80% of the menu was again non-veg, we somehow managed to fill our stomach with breads, fruits and few desserts. Total disaster...We regret we went there for buffet... Who is the F&B manager here, he must be fired for such a biased menu... Desserts are all insta-worthy but worst when it comes to differentiated taste (almost all taste the same, only shapes were different) and Indian sweets are a mess. The 5* chefs always mess up with Indian sweets, such a shame if you can't even make your own country's native sweets properly, malai cham-cham was hard like a brick.... Please get yourself trained. BTW strawberry rasmalai was really good but had hair strand :( !! Food counters were empty and refill took ages, infact after 9:45 pm, they practically stopped refill at fruits counter, seriously?? They keep pushing for their membership and make money by making all drinks chargeable (without a board or note anywhere) even non-alcoholic drink is not included in 3000₹ buffet, no drink at all...not even lime juice. Pathetic!! At the end the membership seller lady came to ask how was the food, we said vegetarian options were very limited to which she said... "Oh you guys are vegetarian", as if Feast is only meant for non-vegetarian OR maybe that's what it is for and it confirms that there is no place for vegetarian people here.... Pathetic job MARRIOTT & Sheraton, please learn something from Taj and their hospitality. Conclusion: We will neither recommend nor visit feast ever again for buffet and we regret we simply wasted 15000₹ today :( Caution Note: If you are a vegetarian, kindly avoid this place at all cost!! Highly highly overpriced, don't get influenced by insta ready pics posted by influencers here.... It's just look and feel without any substance in it!!

Subhasis Parida

3 months ago

1.0

I recently visited Feast for lunch. It’s positioned as a gourmet dining experience, so expectations were naturally high. Starters - Absolutely impressive We ordered the Vegetable Spring Roll and the Mezze Platter. The spring rolls were perfectly crisp, well-balanced, and genuinely enjoyable. The Mezze Platter was the highlight of the meal. The hummus, baba ghanoush, pita bread, labneh, and especially the muhammara were beautifully done. Fresh, flavorful, and clearly prepared with care. If there’s one reason to visit, it’s the starters. They were excellent. Main Course - Deeply disappointing Unfortunately, the experience went downhill from there. The Tarkari Dum Biryani was, without exaggeration, the worst biryani I’ve ever had. If I could rate it -10 out of 5, I would. It lacked flavor, balance, and authenticity. The Moradabadi Kofta was decent and nicely stuffed with spinach, probably the only saving grace in the mains. The Paneer Lababdar was overloaded with oil. It was literally floating, which completely ruined the dish. Tandoori naan was standard, nothing memorable. Service - Very poor Service was another major letdown. Basic requests like water refills or even a finger bowl took multiple reminders and long waits. For a place of this stature, that level of service is unacceptable. I only tried the vegetarian Indian dishes, so I can’t comment on the non-veg section. But based on the food quality and service experience, I wouldn’t return. Also worth noting: there were no mushroom-based Indian vegetarian options on the menu. Ratings: • Food: 1/5 • Ambience: 4/5 • Staff & Service: 1/5 If you’re vegetarian and planning to dine here, you may want to reconsider. The ambience is good, but that alone doesn’t make up for poor food and service.

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Himanshu Gulati

3 months ago

1.0

I rarely post public reviews...but my experience at Feast (Sheraton Grand Whitefield) yesterday was too poor to ignore. Our family of three visited specifically for the Karim’s pop-up, but the food didn't even come close to the original. The curries were essentially a mix of random spices and water in a pot with a few pieces of meat; we couldn't find any of the signature dishes that define the original Karim's. The "Khamiri Roti" was just cold, standard Tandoori roti—lacking the signature sourdough texture of authentic Khamiri. To make matters worse, the Paratha from the live counter took 15 minutes to arrive and was served half-cooked. After waiting an additional 20 minutes for a Nihari (it was at the buffet counter, but cold, so we just requested a hot one to be served at the table) that failed to deliver on flavor, we simply gave up on the main course. This is the first time I have ever had to go home and eat a meal after going for a buffet. Essentially, we left with an empty stomach, an empty wallet, and an empty (read: incredibly depressing) mood. A total letdown!!