sublime

they call him the celebrity chef christopher saleem agha
the all day dining restaurant is very nice serving fusion food which is very light
the blue cheese stuffed beef like i had the same at jamie's but here it was even better
the vegetarian salads are nice and fresh
calamari was outstanding

nice place. little difficult to locate and quite crowded. they serve very different lightly flavoured stuff which is really nice. but the their variety for vegetarians is quite less.

goa has a huge number of restaurants i feel like from all of them one of them i really feel stands out is sublime.. not to impressed with the ambience exacept for the fact that your on the beach.. but the food has always been unique and creative.. as long as you have the chef in the kitchen.. on other days it could be a gamble.. beside that a must visit

ok, so i've been to sublime a few times now, but i'm still waiting for that perfect meal. chris (the owner) has a great passion for his place and that comes through by his good networking with all his customers, but he's somewhat let down by the staff. example - on my last visit, i ordered the clams with goan chorizo, but was instead given an assortment of seafood and shellfish curry. alright, it wasn't bad and it was their last trading day of the season, but that's no excuse for getting an order wrong, especially as they write down the orders. i would go again, purely for its location, but i really think the food needs to step up.

one of the best places to have european food in goa! the place maybe a little difficult to locate but once you do, you're in for a great time! the place provides a great view and it is located right on the beach! apparently the owner sleeps on this lofty perch in the restaurant with a view of the beach and sea. coming to the food we ordered mushroom soup which was excellent with an assortment of breads. we also ordered mediterranean seafood bowl which had clams prawns and a gamut of other seafood things but it all tasted good with a great balance and all this to go with wine! we also ordered fish and prawn pancakes which received kind of mixed reviews among us 4 but still great nonetheless. all in all a great time was had by big foodies looking for " hidden gems" in goa!

ps: we got know about this place because it was featured in one of the india today articles. :)

serene atmosphere. an unconventional dining experience in goa. high quality stuff. brilliant salads, appetizers restricted to mostly seafood but still very good. both the mains we ordered were fabulous. this place is a must try.

what a horrible place!! frozen crap.... rice not cooked....service dont ask.......they r not really botherd ......its such a rip off ...this place should shut dawn

love this place... the lemon grass martini... the cinnamon apple martini... taste that i find hard to get out of my mind, even months after my holiday. for a true bred non-vegetarian i have to say even their veg is outstanding. now, to be fair to the menu, i have to point out the stand outs... but then would i be fair the the other dishes. so let me not bias you and just put it simply, this is one place you have to try... forget laplague... and from what i hear the owner worked in a michelin star kitchen, and it does show in the flavour.