Grand Market Pavilion

They have one of the widest range of foods with lots of varieties in their buffet menu. From starters to main course to deserts. Everything, i repeat everything. Absolutely had a great experience. The ambience was also top-notch.

Food without a doubt was top notch. Everything tasted so good. And the variety was incredible. The only gripe I have with the buffet was that soft drinks were not included within. It's not something too big but that is the reason for not giving it all 5 stars.

Celebrated our 1st wedding anniversary and had a good evening here. It’s a good place to be at, maybe the food range would not be similar to your daily life but yes, there’s a section exclusively for Indian food. But a must mention, you have one of the widest range of deserts here and you wouldn’t expect anything more there. I loved that evening and finally they arrange a small cake cutting session for your special occasion. Nice place.

By far the best buffet I have ever had. Had tried their buffet lunch for the second time. First time it was when ITC Royal Bengal opened this restaurant. They were serving buffet at an introductory price. At that time too, it was excellent. Now it is most highly priced buffet in Kolkata (as per my findings) In my recent visit in September 2023, I found this place even better nowadays. The spread was the most elaborate one and every dish they served was excellent. I tried a few of them(covering all was not possible): They had cold cut salads, veg and non veg sushi, asian counter serving chicken dimsums, water chestnut dimsums, noodles and love counter serving pan fried items and the likes of chilli fish, crispy chicken. Another counter serving continental cuisines had roasted duck with barbecue sauce glazing, baked fish and a few other dishes. A tray of fruit salads was also there. A live counter serving puchka, chat, dahi vada. Dahi Vada is a must try. Then there was a Arunachali cuisine counter serving some excellent pork dish and black rice. Another live counter was serving pizza and pasta. Margherita pizza was excellent. There was a Bengali cuisine station. It had a few Bengali dishes which are a must try for them who have never tried Bengali dishes. Finally the showstopper was Indian cuisine station. Best was Dal gosht, Mutton Biriyani and Haleem. Dessert platter was also very rich. It had Rasmalai, Mango shrikhand, baked rosogolla, lot of cakes and pastries of which date walnut was a must try. There was crepes on offer. Two types of mousse was there. Multiple flavours of icecream was on offer. Service was prompt and top notch. Overall an excellent culinary experience. Worth every penny spent.

We visited the restaurant while they organised Delhnavi event. An event dedicated to North Indian food. Lot of options to try. Also keep some space empty in your stomach because you can’t afford to miss the deserts.