Brotherhood Cafe and Restaurant - Restaurant in Silchar, Kanakpur Part-II - Cachar, India

There are lots of items in the menu but availability is limited. Don't even have espresso, black coffee & even milk coffee. The wait time is also very long when when there are less customers to attend As price is concern it's on the pricey side.

Food is really yummy! And their food quality is good as well music creates the ambience perfect. A place to visit must with your friends and families.

Good place for hangout with friends and family. Very welcoming staffs but a bit pricey. Overall experience was great!

It was my second time there....We ordered crispy chilli babycorn & Chicken lollipop with some coke cold coffee & lime soda...The babycorn was so hard & it was definitely not tasty n the chicken lollipop was so so as well....The price is just too much for such average food.... I'm so not gonna go there ever....

Great place to sit and enjoy food. Nice ambience, food can be improved further. Enjoyed sizzler, however non veg was average.

One of the finest restaurants in town. Superb ambiance and good food. Been there multiple times - with friends, family and partner. Each time it was a great experience. Service can be an area of improvement otherwise it's a nice place to spend your time with your loved ones over some delicious grub. Overall - 4/5 Food - 4/5 Ambiance - 4/5 Music n background - 4/5 Decor - 5/5 Service - 3/5

We tried Malai murg kebab, pan-fried fish, chicken in peri peri sauce, mixed chilli garlic noodles, Singapore chicken noodles, mutton biryani, butter chicken, Afghan chicken, chilli chicken, Kung Pao chicken, and prawns in butter garlic sauce. The kebabs were tender and juicy but lacked the smokiness you look for in kebabs. The pan-fried fish was absolutely stunning. The fish was soft and tender and packed with flavour. I highly recommend it. The peri peri chicken was really good too though I wish the chicken were a bit more succulent. The mixed chilli garlic noodles was, for me, the highlight, of the evening. It was just perfect. I wish I could the say the same about the Singapore rice noodles. I found the taste very bland. The chilli chicken, similarly, lacked both heat and flavour. I wouldn't order it again. The Kung Pao chicken, while not bad, was not seasoned properly. It desperately needed more salt and spices. The butter garlic prawns were atrocious. The prawns were overcooked and salty. There was not even a hint of garlic. Frankly, I make better garlic prawns at home. The mutton biryani was pretty good. The mutton was perfectly cooked and just melted in my mouth. The butter chicken, however, was very disappointing. The chicken wasn't cooked well and the gravy was too sour. The Afghan chicken, on the other hand, was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend it. Would I revisit this restaurant? Probably yes, but only for the ambience. The food, however, is nothing extraordinary, and frankly, quite overpriced. You can find better food at cheaper rates in plenty of other restaurants in Silchar.

We visited Brotherhood cafe on 5-May and had multiple dishes (veg and non-veg). The quality of each and every dish was nice. We specifically loved the quality of the naan, they were soft and buttery. Here are some of the must tries from my list: Chicken Tikka, Chicken Malai tikka, Mutton Adraki Chaap, Mixed Hakka Noodles, Paneer Tikka Masala. Things I felt could have been better was Garlic Prawn (gravy had more cornflour than required) and Dal Makhani (could have been less sweeter). But overall a very good dinner time.