Krishna Lunch Home

rudresh thakur

1 year ago

5.0

Krishna Lunch Home is a delightful culinary gem for anyone craving authentic Mangalorean cuisine. Nestled in a cozy corner, this restaurant stands out for its delectable dishes, warm hospitality, and affordable prices. During our visit, we indulged in some of their signature offerings. The mutton masala was tender, packed with flavors. The prawns rava fry were crispy on the outside. The clams were an absolute highlight—lip-smackingly good and bursting with coastal flavors. Their neer dosa, served soft and hot, paired beautifully with the dishes. A special mention goes to their surmai— a must-try (served with green chutney) truly elevate the dining experience. The ambiance of the AC section is clean and comfortable, perfect for a relaxed meal. The prompt service and the ever-smiling owners add to the warm experience, making you feel right at home. What’s even better is that all this comes at reasonable prices, ensuring you can enjoy a sumptuous feast without burning a hole in your pocket. If you're in the mood for authentic Mangalorean flavors with a dash of warmth and hospitality, Krishna Lunch Home is the place to be!

Food_Nomics

2 years ago

5.0

krishna lunch in charkop this seafood spot might not look fancy like fancy hotels, but if you're into real, tasty seafood, you'll love it here. The prices are reasonable, though the place isn't very big or fancy—it's just a regular restaurant. But the food is the real star. I tried their bombil fry and prawn gravy with bakhri. The bombil fry was amazing, and the prawns in the gravy were big and delicious. The flavors were really something special and left a strong impression. I'd also recommend trying their egg masala gravy and fish thali—it's a mix of great flavors and authenticity. This place might not get a lot of attention, but it's a fantastic find for seafood lovers. Even though it might not look like much, the food makes up for it. If you're into seafood, you should definitely check it out. Your taste buds will thank you, and you'll probably want to come back for more.

Karen Dsouza

2 years ago

5.0

I had their sukka chicken with neer dosa combo and it was delicious 🤤 It’s a tiny place but the authentic of their food is definitely worth it. 💯 They’re reasonably priced and they serve good fish food too! 💙🫶🏽

Sandeep Aranha

8 months ago

5.0

Delicious Food and proper authentic mangalorean dishes , try the Bangda Thali and chicken liver sukka with boiled steam rice and fish rassa. Will visit with my extended family as they crave for Mangyy food.

Kalpesh Sonawane

3 years ago

5.0

One of the best restaurants in mumbai for Fish and chicken eaters. The best of the south and north indian preparation of fish and non veg is available here.

Nancy Fernandes

3 years ago

5.0

If you are craving for Mangalorean food then this is the place to be. You can order almost any fish thali or only fish. Very good for non vegetarian dishes

Hazique Shah

3 years ago

5.0

We had mutton thali and surmai fry it's really tasty.. We loved the food served here. Had a great dining experience here..

Nishit Kumar

3 years ago

4.0

Krishna lunch home Krishna Lunch Home at Kandivili west is a tiny eatery-a stand alone one not linked to any of the numerous Krishna Lunch Home named restaurants all over the city. 6 tiny tables into which 4 thin persons can sit serve a sea food driven Mangalorean cuisine and is very popular. We ordered thalis - a mutton thali, a Surmai thali, a Pomfret thali, a Prawn thali and a veg thali. The surmai, mutton, pomfret and prawn thalis were finger licking delicious and made in Mangalorean style. The veg thali was very decent. The service was quick, the prices were very modest- our bill for 5 filling thalis was Rs 1390/- and we had extras- chicken fry etc. we preferred the red boiled rice. The chapattis were a bit hard - you can opt for Neer dosa instead. The restaurant is on a busy street and you can find some parking on a lane going inwards in the opposite side of the road.

+3

Suvarna Pattayil

2 years ago

1.0

Have been eating Neer Dosa, Chicken Sukkha and ordering Fish from this restaurant since years. But lately I have found their fish to be not fresh. Decided to dine in one day, all excited, however the Surmai fish fry given to us appeared weirdly stiff, so I broke it in half vertically and showed it to the waiter, who told us it is good and you can eat it. We tried explaining that it is reddish and doesn't appear proper, but the waiter in his eagerness to convince us, started breaking the pieces with his hands. The same hands that have been handling the bill, cash and were under his shirt armpits sometime back waiting at the cash counter. We disputed the claim and he again touched the fish. There is a reason why we wash/sanitize hands before eating, heck I would probably clean my own hands if I were to touch my shirt armpit before eating. Needless to say, our reaction made the waiter understand this was not acceptable. We didn't argue or say anything, anyhow our appetite died and we completed our meal. We didn't touch the fish at all and he himself took it back. Saving grace was that he didn't add it to the bill. However it did make us feel sad about the place which had a special place in our heart, which I would never go back to.

Siddhant Ahuja

2 years ago

1.0

Ordered prawns masala and got severe bacterial infection. Please clean and marinate the prawns properly. Would not suggest to go just on the basis of taste.