gams delicacy

ordered assamese veg thaali and pigeon meat fry....the thaali was average, nothing worth mentioning, except the khaar which was tasty....the pigeon meat fry was gud but not exceptionally gud....the best thing bout drestaurants its ambience....its a nyc place to sit n chat n d staff are cordial ....

it is a well maintainedrestaurantthat gives an extra flavour of northeast india. they have proper parking plot for cars too. therestaurantis surrounded by a well maintained bamboo trees in all directions. there is a small playground for kids as well. once we stepped into the restaurant, it gives a nice aroma of bamboo shoots. later realised that it was from bamboo shoots pickles.
we ordered assamese fish meal and assamese pork meal.
assamese fish meal had 9 items in which three items are fish items. one fish curry, small fish deep fried and a mashed small fish.
assamese pork meal had 7 items. one pork curry cooked with gongura /sorrel leaves. another pork item was deep fried.
all over the food was delicious and well presented in the most authentic way. we went for the authentic meal and we got it. thank you for that.

ambiance- 5/5
food - 5/5
service- 5/5
highly recommended.

to be very frank therestaurantis overpriced. ordered chicken butter masala for rs.400(the price is not updated in the menu in zomato) and they literally gave four small pieces of chicken😒 the taste was good though but not worth of money. the thalis are costly as well 190 for a veg thali.

this place is next to royal group of institutions/ opp. to balaji temple... they have the authentic assameserestaurantambience, but the staff arent very friendly...
bad stuff apart, great food taste wise as well as quantity wise, clean and hygenic, one of the best places to eat in the highway..! thumbs up!

resturent is just near by royal group of institutions by the side of nh 37. it's very good well maintained a family resturent. nicely decorated with bamboo, a theme assamese resturent with lots of assamese foods. it has enough space to handle a huge number of customers at a time.
coming to food. we have ordered jeera rice, pulao, afghani chicken, chicken butter masala and pork fry. jeera rice was very good and well prepared. pulao was not good enough. i didn't get whether the taste of pulao was not good or jeera rice was too good that after having jeera rice pulao was not at all taste good. afghani chicken was like amazing. it was too good. still i can feel the taste of it. i don't know how they cooked it but it has everything. not much spices not much sour not much hot everything was equally balanced and the taste was like so good. but they over cooked the chicken butter masala and it didn't taste good much. pork fry was again awasom.
coming to service. service is too slow there. they took nearly 1 hour to deliver our foods. we drunk water during the time to control our hunger.
a well maintainedrestaurantfor family outing.

as a true blue axomiya, an assamese thali never fails to excite and entice me! and staying far away from home, a thali as exquisite as ours is always a personal favourite.

we went to our favouriterestaurantand decided to go with the usual suspects, in addition to the thali - ari masor tenga, pork and mustard fish. my thali was the fish thali.

all the portions were generous and we couldn’t complain about one single dish! even the aloo pitika was out of the world. the fish thali is different because you get to taste three different types of fish dishes. my only request would be to use a better rohu piece because the one i was served was tiny and quite frankly a little broken.

would love to come here again!

a very nice place to have authentic thali dishes. thisrestaurantis famous for its pork and duck dishes. i went there for a family dinner and was surprised at the place's ambience - widespread seating area, nice arrangements and a cosy feel. fans of assamese dishes will love this place because of its menu. food is amazing and prices are okay while the service can be improved. all in all, a perfect place for an assamese meal or a meal with family. cheers!

i really appreciate the interior of therestaurant...bamboo furniture and aroma of assamese food....makes the place authentic assamese restaurant. basically it's heaven for non veggies almost all kind of non veg dishes are served here.but being a veggie it didn't let me down too.... i had ordered kadai paneer, baby corn masala and dal fry which was finger liking ...!! it's value for money place and best place for fine dining with family and friends.

one of the best places for a weekend family outing. their location on the highway makes for a great meal away from the noise and rush of the city. therestauranthas a vast seating area clad with bamboo and wooden furniture which adds to the subtle ambience. though usually crowded their service is good. coming to the food, their dishes are absolutely amazing and well cooked. assamese people will feel at home.

well known for serving ethnic cuisine. as a true assamese food lover i have visited this place... taste of food is average... price is a little bit high must say...slow service .. no doubt ambience is good plusrestaurantis located in proper place..but only good looking ambience is not enough...

do not judge a book by its cover- this phrase totally relates to gam's delicacy. the entry can be very deceiving, but once inside, the one hallrestauranthas the capacity to seat 40-45 tables. the beams and columns of the structure has been made completely of bamboo and also there is enough parking space at the back. do no worries. there are two delicacy in the area so be sure that you get the right one, the one where the flyover which is besides the isbt ends.
coming to the food, we wanted to try out the thali but since we were a little late for lunch, there was none left. but this place did not disappoint. we had rice, ari fish tenga, local chicken fry, and mushroom masala.
the ari fish tenga was to die for. subtle taste and texture just explodes your senses. the fish had very few bones and was so fresh. even the local fry chicken was very interesting. not your regular kfc fried chicken. it was fried in onions and some spices which were quite a good combination.
i am just waiting to get an excuse to visit this place again- hopefully soon.

gams delicacy serves ethnic cuisine of the north-east. it is arestaurantchain having their outlets in ganeshguri, nh-37, betkuchi and one even in delhi.
we went for lunch on a weekend to this particular nh-37 outlet and found it to be fairly crowded --- mostly families. it has a very welcoming entrance and has easy parking space. assam being a land of various species of bamboo,the interiors has bamboo in it. and to add to the ethnic look they serve food in bell metal utensils and copper jugs.
the menu is quite an extensive one with a wide array of veg and non-veg dishes. the menu also has the english names of the dishes written which makes it easier for the non-assamese people to understand and order. there were 3 of us and we ordered 3 veg thalis and one duck curry with gourd. once we were done ordering we were served with an appetizer with ginger and pepper. as soon as we finished,our order was served. the veg thali came with a portion of joha rice, khaar, moong daal, black daal, small potato fry, mashed potato , brinjal fry and kheer. liked it. the duck curry was just perfect ---- perfectly cooked duck meat pieces with gourd. our satisfying lunch ended with a traditional 'paan'.
i have been to gam's delicacy before, at their ganeshguri outlet and each time it was perfect. and keeping upto it, gam's delicacy beltola didn't disappoint me. the food portions were good, the service was quick, nice ambience and not that expensive - wat else do we need??
will definitely visit again and again!!!

gams delicacy is an oldrestaurantcum bar to start with located at ganeshguri. later on they opened this assamese stylerestaurantadjacent to balaji temple. the location is pretty decent and you can see almost house full on weekends . its really very spacious and convenient for private parties. the food is alright, nothing special as compared to their price. not pocket friendly thats what i feel when it comes to local delicacies! a visit is never regreted!

the food is very nice in this place. i went with my friends. tried the traditional thali with chicken curry which was awesome and quantity was also very good. therestaurantis nicely decored and gives a traditional feel. service was fast and rates are also reasonable. we paid 692 for three which doesnt pinch your pocket. noticeably the thali was also served with tasty sweet dish at the end. overall the food gives you a kick and makes you visit this place again and again.

eating assamese cuisine being an assamese can be considered as identity crisis but when you go to gams delicacy the scenario is changed completely. located on the outskirts of the city the best part is that there is ample place for parking the that therestaurantitself is huge. decorated in a very ethnic fashion with bamboo poles the place is very pretty to look at. the sitting areas and tables are very spacious and you dont get the cramped feeling of a city restaurant. coming to the food the paror jool (pigeon curry) is heavenly and is a must have as is the kumurai di bonua hah (duck prepared with gourd). although there is an array of chinese and north indian dishes available these are to be avoided if possible. if you love assamese cuisine the place is one of the best in the city. the meals can be ended with payosh (rice pudding) which increases the assamese feeling of the whole place. so whenever you are in the need to show off your tradition in cuisine to your out of town friends take them to gams delicacy