Hotel sakthi

"I had a ghee roast once for dinner and meals for lunch another day. Ghee roast was okeyish. We asked for kerala meals for lunch. Meals was very salty. Even though they say kerala meals, it is neither kerala nor tamil meal. Beware of waiters who cling onto us for a tip."

"Worst food of all times. They are just making fun of their food. Overpriced with less quantity and quality."

"A bad experience in my life The food was very bad, shrimp fish are not well cleaned, eating better than it is not good quality of food, the price is much higher, I am very dissatisfied with the manager's behavior. Once the meal is eaten it cannot be canceled. Very shocked restaurant🤮 * The owner seems to have any surveillance"

"*Extremely Disappointing Experience* I am appalled by the utter lack of quality and customer care displayed by your establishment. I purchased 4 idlis for Rs. 65, which were not only extremely hard but also had a sour taste, making them inedible. This is unacceptable, especially considering I specifically informed the cashier that the idlis were for a patient, emphasizing the need for quality. The staff's irresponsible behavior and apathy towards customer concerns are alarming. Their sole focus seems to be on making sales, disregarding the quality of food being served. I expect a business to prioritize customer satisfaction and food safety."

"One of the worst hotels you would find in Chennai. Had ordered a regular biriyani, but the waiter manipulated us to buy a further costlier biriyani which was tandoori chicken biriyani, the reason being the normal biriyani was not ready. So we ended up waiting a lot of time only to get served a a raw chicken tandoori along side a mediocre rice. So we respectfully sent it back and we were given a second tandoori piece which was again raw and had blood oozing out of it. We didn't even complain or make a huge mess out of it and when we got the bill we were required to pay the entire amount of ₹220 for the rice we ate and told the cashier/owner sitting there, and all he could say was 'okay'"