Reviews Royal Cafe

Nestled in the heart of town, Sweet Symphony is a delightful confectionery that exudes nostalgia and innovation in every sugary morsel. From the moment you step inside, the shop's charming decor—a pastel palette reminiscent of eternal spring—invites you into a world where every treat is a masterpiece. Service here is as sweet as the store’s offerings. The staff, always sporting genuine smiles, are knowledgeable and passionate—a group who feel less like employees and more like ambassadors of joy. They gladly share their insights on the confectionery creations, making suggestions tailored to each customer's preference.

Royal cafe is one of the best place for snacking, lunching or dining. So many options at one place! Yes it's a little pricy but worth the taste and quantity. Tried the basket chaat. The tokri/basket was crispy and was overloaded with a whole bunch of ingredients. Enough for two.Nicely located 100 mtrs from patrakar chauraha, a signature place for chats specially Basket Chat. Crew is helpful and cooperative. A visit worth delicacy.

The Royal Cafe's Aloo Chaat was a delicious and satisfying dish. The potatoes were cooked to perfection - crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The chaat masala added a nice balance of flavors and spices, giving the dish a tangy and spicy kick.Overall, I would highly recommend the Aloo Chaat at Royal Cafe to anyone looking for a tasty and satisfying snack.

Royal cafe is one of the best place for snacking, lunching or dining. So many options at one place! Yes it's a little pricy but worth the taste and quantity. Tried the basket chaat. The tokri/basket was crispy and was overloaded with a whole bunch of ingredients. Enough for two.

The best thing they offer is very great tasty food. This place is very friendly for vegetarians. I remember once I was sick , they offered me very tasty khichri. I am a regular visitor of this restaurant. But one two waiters have less sense on how to behave with customers. Once a waiter tried to bodyshame me here by saying aap itne patle ho, kuch khaya Piya kro.

Last weekend, I have visited Royal Cafe in Gomti Nagar, and it turned out to be an unforgettable culinary experience. As a food enthusiast, I was eager to sample some of the city's most famous street delicacies, and Royal Cafe did not disappoint. The ambiance of the restaurant was warm and inviting, with a blend of traditional and contemporary decor. The comfortable seating and attentive staff added to the overall pleasant dining atmosphere. The place seemed to have a steady flow of customers, which speaks volumes about its popularity among both locals and tourists. Now, coming to the main highlight - the food. I must say that the Basket Chat and Paani Puri at Royal Cafe were truly exceptional. The flavors burst in my mouth with each bite, and I could immediately sense the authenticity and care put into the preparation of these iconic street foods. The Basket Chat, a delightful combination of crispy and tangy ingredients served in an edible basket, was a treat for both the eyes and taste buds. The amalgamation of various chutneys, spices, chickpeas, and potatoes created a symphony of flavors that left me craving for more. The presentation was commendable, and the balance of textures made it an enjoyable culinary adventure. Equally impressive was the Paani Puri, which brought back memories of savoring this beloved snack from roadside vendors. The crispy puris filled with a tantalizing blend of spicy and tangy water, along with the mashed potato and chickpea filling, were a perfect respite from the summer heat. Each Golgappa was bursting with flavors that truly delighted my palate. The menu at Royal Cafe offers a variety of other street food delicacies as well, and I regret not being able to try them all during my visit. However, based on my experience, I can confidently say that the authenticity and taste are the restaurant's strong suits. The only reason I am not giving it a full five-star rating is because the service was a bit slow, especially during peak hours when the place was bustling with diners. Nevertheless, the friendly staff and delectable food more than made up for it. In conclusion, dining at Royal Cafe in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, was a delightful journey through the city's iconic street food culture. The Basket Chat and Paani Puri were undeniably the stars of the show, leaving me with a lingering craving for more. If you are a food lover looking to indulge in Lucknow's rich culinary heritage, Royal Cafe should undoubtedly be on your list of must-visit places.