Riyasat

Name: Riyasat
Address: 3rd floor, South City Mall, Shop No - 301, 375, Prince Anwar Shah Rd, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Telephone: +916292190242
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

4640 votes

#214 of 18499 restaurants in Kolkata

Indian, Vegetarian options

$$$$ Price range per person INR 1,300

3rd floor, South City Mall, Shop No - 301, 375, Prince Anwar Shah Rd

Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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Taste the menu of Indian cuisine at this restaurant. It's easy to find Riyasat due to the convenient location. This place is rated on Google 4.4 by its clients.

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(4.7/5)

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(4.4/5)

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(4.1/5)

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(3.6/5)

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Lav Jaiswal 17 days ago on Zomato

The price description is not correct. It's more than 1000 for 2.

Haka 15 days ago

Hi Lav Jaiswal, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us this amazing review. Warm Regards, Team Riyasat

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Olivia 2 years ago on Restaurant Guru

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Biswadeep Dey 3 years ago on Restaurant Guru

Was extremely disappointed on my first visit to " Riyasat" for lunch on 19 Feb 22. The table had been booked in advance for a group of 9/10 persons. The service was poor as it appeared to be totally disorganized. The stewards looked clearly out of sorts and several of my guests had to raise their plates to make it easy for the stewards to put food on their plates. An embarrassment never felt before during my visit to any other less or more popular food joint in Kolkata. A few examples will give anybody an appreciation of the level of service offered. One of the dishes ordered was two plates of " Labh jod salim raan". The dish included a gravy which had to be served separately . To my dismay , in a long table of nine guests the gravy was given in just one bowl which being an important part of the dish has to be passed around across the whole length of the table. The steward at the table could not fathom the need for having two bowls, one at each end of the table. Drawing the attention of the stewards was by itself an embarrassing effort. Guests had to knock at the glass separator wall with their hands to draw their attention. The beer that was served was warm. When the next round was ordered it was again observed that they were not chilled adequately. Hence, the bottles were sent back. The " Gilawat" and " Thali macchi " portions were the only dishes worthy of mention. The rest were ordinary. Finger bowls had to be asked for. A few arrived thereafter and the steward asked aloud from one end of the table if there were others who also needed finger bowls. The less said about this restaurant, the better.

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