ambiance - the place has wooden interiors and gives a glimpse of assamese culture.
food - if you want to try authentic assamese cuisine then this place is undoubtedly the best in town. assamese cuisine is tasty and focus more boiling than frying. i think their head chef atul lahkar has mastered this art.
they serve veg unlimitedthaliin a brass cutlery which is just 120 bugs.
must try - for vegetarians - thali, boiled vegetables and paneer sesame
for non- vegetarians - dishes made out of duck, pigeon and river fish
dessert - kheer ad bora rice with cream.
vegthali- the taste ofthaliwas authentic and there was very less oil in any dish. thethalihad following items -
rice - the rice used is broken one which is normally used in the villages of assam.
daim ( yellow dal) - it has mild flavor of garlic and a pleasant taste of the main dal used.
rating - 4/5
mati mahor dali (black dal) - the consistency is thin and with a unique taste of mustard and local chilli. black dal is one of the main dish eaten in any assamese home.
rating - 4/5
tenga anga ( kadhi ) - the kadhi's consistency is thin unlike the usual one and has balanced taste of gram flour and curd. the taste of pakoda is amazing. you will love this dish.
rating - 4.5/5
xaak ( mix veg ) - it is dry subzi made only of seasonal and locally available vegetables like white gourd, bottle gourd, potato and sweet gourd. the taste is simple and not at all spicy.
rating - 3.5/5
dhekia or lai ( leafy vegetable based dish ) - it is purely made of locally available leafy vegetables which boiled and sauted in mustard oil. you will strong taste of individual leaves used.
rating - 4/5
aloo pitika - a simple dish made of mashed potato and chilli with a strong taste of mustard oil.
rating - 4/5
home made pickle - a pickle having mango, local assamese chilli and olives prepared in mustard oil
rating - 3.5/5
kheer or rice pudding - could have been better as it was mild sweet and no dry fruits used. it has thin consistency which is unusual for a kheer.
rating - 3/5