Mountain View Restaurant - Fast food restaurant in Peruvanthanam - Idukki, India

Good food, decent parking space and above all the location is awesome. We've been twice had breakfast here. Stunning views from the seating

The restaurant is promoted by a family since several years. The ambience is very good and the mountain view is stunning. The restaurant is having toilet facility and maintened well . The restaurant serves traditional high range meals ..

I recently dined at this wonderful restaurant on the way to vagamon and was absolutely captivated by the breathtaking hill views. The restaurant is situated on a hilltop and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, which made for a truly unforgettable dining experience. The food was also exceptional, with a wide range of traditional Kerala dishes that were cooked to perfection. The service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was warm and inviting. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a delicious meal with a view that will take your breath away. Whether you're a foodie, a nature lover, or both, this restaurant is a must-visit destination.

My personal experience is No need to exaggerate with words, simply you will get the best food and extraordinary services from here. The staff was superb and kids friendly. You can visit Blindly and the best option between Mundakayam and Elapara/Vandiperiyar. The view from inside and outside is also awesome.

The place is ok and on the side of the winding road in the hills. The washrooms very dirty and unclean. Children and family members found it difficult to use the washroom facilities. This is one of the basic human requirements and this seems to be most ignored and least maintained by the hotel.

Restaurant with very good view and atmosphere, service personals are very polite, loved the experience

Except for the mountain view, nothing great to say about this restaurant. The food was below par, and the service was bad.

Food tastes average.. I had appam, porotta, egg roast and tea. I think appam and porotta were not made live, they just placed it in oven and served. Tea was not up to mark.