Masala Twist Cafe and Restaurant - Vegetarian restaurant in Gaya - Gaya, India

A nice place to chill and to have tasty treat. However, those who want to save money, they should reconsider visiting this place.

Really Nice place and peaceful environment. Ambience is really amazing. Food Quality is delicious, nutritious and lip smacking

I love this place...I love it's chicken kabaab and curry, it's so tasty with naan roti....this place is so calm...it is having a good interior decor, the place is very well maintained and it is very good, neat and clean.... It's service is also good.... It's a family restaurant, we can visit here with our friends as well.....it's a nice place....

I got a chance to visit this restaurant with my friend Saif & Faraz,. Hope that something good happened in gaya .The cheese here tastes very good

The food is good, the staff is good and the atmosphere in the cafe is also good. Overall i would say, its one of my most favorite cafe's to visit on weekends. The food price also seems fair and am happy to recommend it to anyone.

We visit this place quite often and we already have our favorites from their menu. Very good Caramel coffee and sandwiches which is what we end up having most times. The decor is pretty, especially in evenings when the yellow lights turn on. Ambience is nice or a little loud if there are too many people. The service is fast and staff are quite pleasant.

Overall i had good experience. Nrml food at nrml rate. Hot coffee was bit disappointing for me, could have been better. Rest good.

Delicious Food for friends , good ambience, great service, because of hype in its popularity, expect some delay in getting your food even if the restaurant has only customers on 2-3 tables and no Zomato/Swiggy pickup waiting outside. I ordered Kadhai Paneer which was very tasty, Veg biryani turned out to be very oily and sticky, aroma was good, but taste was poor. Butter Nan didn't feel like it was made in Tandoor. It's thickness was a bit on the higher side, evenly burnt on the back side which doesn't happen in traditional tandoor, it also felt more of like hard bread. I hope I will enjoy better Nan and biryani next. My point is not to criticize the food quality, but to highlight the scope of improvement.