Maratha Samrat - Baner - Maharashtrian Restaurant in Pune - Pune, India

The food is upto the mark. May be I didn't find it extremely good because the mutton we tried had some not so easy to break pieces. Mutton should be cooked perfectly to taste better. We visited around 10.30 pm at night and the kitchen closes at 11pm. So the time of cooking might have been less. Service and atmosphere both are very good. We tried mutton chops masala which had thick gravy with bhakri and indrayani rice.

The food is so good! It was very delicious, served hot and fresh. Service is really good and the restaurant looks nice and clean. Very good experience.

I have been visiting Maratha Samrat since long. They have located to a new location but it's been long now. Food is good, but won't recommend thali as it's costly for limited thali. You can get cheaper unlimited thali with same quality food elsewhere. I recommend kheema instead of thali. They serve dahi kanda along with food and it's good.

Excellent place to quench your thirst for Maharashtrian non veg food. It definitely lives up to it's reputation and delivers on every level. Perfect place for quiet friends and family outing. Located just behind the famous Balewadi High Street. There's a variety of dishes to choose from and the service is excellent. You won't be disappointed if you go with any dish actually. Everything is well balanced and well presented. Just a small complaint that there might be less tables to serve because it gets crowded on the weekends. We had Sea Food Thali and Chicken thali. They serve Pompret and Surmai in the thali along with few pieces of fried prawns which will make you happy if you don't want to choose which one should you go for. Chicken thali is well proportioned and there's no fault in it. Definitely a must visit and beautiful place.

Dining from Maratha Samrat in Baner transcends the usual takeout experience into a realm of culinary excellence that justifies its premium cost. The delivery presentation was impeccable, with each dish arriving in a safety-sealed package that underscored a commitment to quality and hygiene. The Indrayani rice, reminiscent of the revered Japanese sticky rice in texture, provided a delightful base for the meal. It was the Kala Chicken Fry, however, that took center stage. This dish was a masterful rendition of an authentic Maharashtrian recipe, with chicken that was both succulent and tender, dissolving effortlessly with each bite. The spices were measured with an expert hand, achieving a harmonic balance that elevated the flavors without overwhelming the palate. The kitchen's adherence to my detailed instructions was nothing short of remarkable, demonstrating an impressive level of attentiveness and precision in their craft. It is this dedication to executing a diner's wishes with such finesse that places Maratha Samrat in a league of its own.

A good place to try authentic kolhapuri dishes. Good food & ambience followed by welcoming staff. However on the premium side & scope of service improvement.

We had team lunch here, food quality is best, service was quick. We had limited thali and it was more than sufficient,good tambada and bhandara rassa. Roadside parking,kids have icecream here.

Fantastic food... Perfect palce for Non-veg lovers. Must try dishes - Kala chicken dry and kheema Prawn fry