Monsoon Bar And Kitchen - Restaurant in Hyderabad - Ranga Reddy, India

It's a good restaurant, The ambiance is good. There was a person to allocate the table. Bit pricey for the quality provided. Can try once. Ordered chicken tikka sandwich which came with French fries and ketchup on the side. My hubby ordered a chicken biryani wasn't that great, it's average. I had a masala butter milk and watermelon juice.

Ordered some paneer shaslik with rice worth 700 . First of all the attitude was such that they didn't want anyone there , next the food was stale, the paneer was like rubber, the rice wasn't even warm forget hot . Worst food in airport

Remember the time when you visited your distant aunt who hated your family. This lovely eatery recreates those magical moments when you were served food with frown of the face and hate in the plate. I was reminded of the Nostalgic Air India Auntie experience of flying the 1980s when I dined here.

Lets just say overpriced & it knows that customers have no choice. Overpriced Alcohol is served in paper glasses & food is served with disposable cutleries. Its unbelievably bad food takes 25/35 mins to be served if your waiter happens to be attentive. Chances are during rush hour you are begging him to serve you. As this is the only restaurant inside that serves you food & drinks as opposed to self-service, you are left with no choice but accept mediocrity.

This place is in the Airport so by default it is expensive. We were there in the afternoon and they were not serving food. Only drinks and few starters were available. Staff - very bad management, rude and bad customer service for a restaurant that's in airport. Place is not worth going, Do not waste your money

Nice ambience, nice interiors. Service is average. The taste was average. They accept all methods of payment.

Good food..nd a bit of pricey..located at convenient place in Airport but poor service...

Pathetic food for a premium restaurant. No real taste or aroma in any of the items ordered. Ordered a palak paneer for the kids (specifically told them it's for the kids) and it was very spicy. When complained, the waiter said I'll change it but never came back. The nizami murgh roll had few chickens and tasted more like a burnt egg roll than chicken. Fried rice had no taste or aroma at all and paneer chilli was just plain paneer soaked in runny chilli gravy right before serving. The ambience does attract one, but look someplace else for food.