Had been here for lunch on a Saturday. We were welcomed and shown our table immediately. The ambiance is very peaceful. It's a house, which belongs to one of the nieces of Mysore royal family, converted into a cozy restaurant. Our orders were taken by Chef Shakeel, who upon our request, recommended a starter from "Feast India co", whose seating area is merged with Fat Buddha. He suggested us "Galawat ke kabab" - vegetarian version which was amazing. It simply melts in your mouth, just like how our chef mentioned while helping us choose our dish. For main course, we ordered Thai red curry which was full of flavors. We had requested them to make it thick and rich and they delivered exactly how we wanted it. Coming to the staff, Chef Shakeel was an absolute delight. He's the most welcoming and gracious host that we've seen in a very long time. We shall definitely be going back.
We suddenly visit this place with my friend. We had glass of wine and some chicken s. It was great experience. But there is no music
The place looks really good and has a decent seating capacity. The staff was very polite and got us everything pretty quickly. The food was good but not amazing. One dish was bland but overall the food was fine. The only downside was the price. 8 of us ended up paying close to 6.5k which was quite expensive.
Ambience - 4.5
Staff - 5
Food - 4
Price - 3
Another experience ordering in....we had the Veg Hakka Noodles, Veg Burnt garlic fried rice, Sauteed Chicken in Chili Oyster Sauce and Koengs Chili Chicken....I would rate the food fairly good and right among the top Indo Chinese restaurants in Bangalore. The portions of noodles and rice were small and we loved the veg burnt garlic fried rice and the chili chicken. I would certainly go back...
Had heard great things about the place, but honestly ive had better. Ambience is amazing, staff is extremely helpful, and it is well located aswell. Was a bit disappointed with the food though.
I love your Fish in Malay style, over and over again. It is a cozy place and now with both the restaurants that you are running, it gives us more variety to try. Also your staff is very friendly, super thumbs up there !
I would love to come more often if the prices were 20 - 30 % less :)
Courteous staff (Nivaas was the waiter at my table and he did a nice job) . Quick meal preparation (The main course is ready even before you finish your soup. The dessert arrives even before you finish your mains). Soothing ambiance.
Must try for vegetarians: Manchow soup, grilled vegetable satay, and Crispy vegetables in sauce (Order this only if you don't mind oily food).
Cons: Caramel custard is not recommended.
Food for the soul!
Personal favorite is the Man chow soup and the spring rolls!
Just the right amount of flavour in any dish that you order.
Cozy enough for a gloomy evening or dinner and a lovely place for lunch as well!
A recommend for sure!!
A very calm and peaceful restaurant. AMBIENCE is great. Manchow soup was great. Fat buddha Shangai rice and noodles combo was delicious. Must try buddh berry mocktail.
Food-4/5
Cleanliness-4/5
Ambience-4/5
Service-4/5
Food, place and the location perfect for a nice family dinner r a couple dinner who like to enjoy the Chinese and Thai food with some nice service and quite surrounding.
Must try the chilli chicken and the Fat Buddha mix if u ok with rice and noodles with some grave in one bowl.
Overall a nice quiet place which u will enjoy with dinner.
Let me start by saying that we found the place as one of the finest oriental restaurant in the city. Both my husband and I are huge fans of Pan-Asian food and we were delighted by the food served here. The restaurant is located on a inner road from the main road, hence is not easily visible from the main road. Neatly put up garden is at the entrance, the restaurant is set up in a traditional Chinese restaurant indoors style. What led to an amazing experience for us is ofcourse the food which starts from the diverse menu options to the delicious taste. We ordered for steam wontons in ginger soya, Wok braised fish in chili bean sauce and burnt garlic chicken fried rice to go with it. Wontons were luscious and the sauce & bell peppers added to its flavor. The combination of burnt garlic chicken fried rice and fish dish was delectable and had an aesthetic appearance plus an aromatic flavor. Its a place that we would like to visit again.
Very good food, worth the price. Reasonable portions. Chefs preparations are a cut above the standard 'Indian Chinese' fare and flavours are many more. Enjoyed our experience.
Fat Buddha or Feast India company ....is a fine dine in a old house set up. Very calm and cozy place for family. feast India company menu is Lucknow cuisine and Fat Buddha is pan Asia. We ordered soup and starter from Asian menu and main course from Indian. Delicious food and staff Pran was very courteous and served very wel we had a very nice time and food was very tasty and homely. They also serve Indian and imported wine.l
Poornima Chandrashekar
+5
A quiet place tucked away on the busy Cunningham Road, with one of the nicest ambience surrounded by a lot of greenery. The staff were very welcoming and there was vallet parking too. A perfect place for a romantic dinner date. Their mocktail was made to perfection. I tried the Pina colada Oriental style. The Thai red curry with rice was delicious. For the starter I enjoyed the spring rolls and it's crispyness. The sweet corn soup, the mushroom and cauliflower in a variety of sauces were made well. The icing on the cake was definitely the Carmel custard and the shahi tukda 😊
Fat Buddha had been round for a long time and are known for their ambience in addition to the food they serve.
Asian cuisine focused around Chinese, they are heavy in one's palette as well their wallet.
Food- 4/5. Great food and impressive plating
Ambience- 4/5. The ambience is great. Looks beautiful
Staff- 4/5. Quite courteous but could improve on their promptness.
Nice and quiet restaurant with good ambience. The asian cuisines were delicious. The staffs were polite. Must go and have dinner kinda restaurant.
Indeed, we went to Feast India Co. which is collocated and runs under the same management. FIC is housed in a heritage building, about 75 year old, made by some relative of then Maharaja of Mysore. The ambience and decor is worth appreciation.
We tried a few items from both FIC and FB. Both were good. Special mention goes to Lamb Galwauti Kabab and Firni, both from FIC menu.
Great ambience, home-like. Great taste. Courteous staff who help you decide what's the best to suit your taste. Great options for vegetarians. One suggestion is that they could include high chairs for kids. Could be a great weekend outing...
First of all, the place in a narrow way, little difficult to find
There's a new themed restaurant right beside fat Buddha, right opposite to it , which sevres North Indian food, ambiance is eye grabbing as it's very simple and neat.
Typical house converted to a restaurant but it's worth the visit.
Thanks for the restaurant being a little inside from the road, you'll be able to spend quality time with your loved ones as it's very quiet and peaceful.
We order awadhi roast and subz biryani that was stomach filling quantity for 2 people , laasi isn't the typical Punjabi type as I could feel it wasn't ready yet to be served. Apart from that , the washroom is neat and well maintained,
The person who took care of us , was well mannered and was always there for us.
Though the bill costed around 1k, I feel it was totally worth and value for me.
The day we went Fat Buddha was operating out of Feast India Company. We ordered only from FB menu, food is good. Staff effecient and polite. The place has an old world charm. Would definitely go back here. They do serve booze.
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