Savoury Family Restaurant

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Visited Savoury Family Restaurant with my family and had a wonderful experience. We ordered the Chicken Mandi Family Pack and Haleem, and both were delicious. The mandi rice was flavorful, aromatic, and served with generous portions of well-grilled chicken. The chicken was juicy, perfectly cooked, and complemented the rice beautifully. The Haleem was rich, smooth, and packed with flavor. Portion sizes were generous and ideal for sharing with family. The restaurant was clean, family-friendly, and the service was quick and attentive. The overall quality of food, quantity, and taste made the meal worth the price. A great place for family gatherings and anyone looking for authentic Arabic-style mandi in Bangalore

Had dinner here on Sunday and the experience was excellent. I ordered Chicken butter masala with Naan, along with Grilled Chicken. The food was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The butter chicken had a rich, creamy texture, the naan was soft and served hot, and the grilled chicken was juicy and well-marinated. Service was prompt, staff were courteous, and the overall ambience made the dining experience very enjoyable. Definitely worth visiting again. Highly recommended...

We revisited Savory Restaurant in Fraser Town (Mosque Road) with a lot of old memories because the food used to be amazing. We ordered porotta, Al Faham, and biryani—and the food is still very good and full of flavour. That said, the place itself feels quite run down now. The dining hall, chairs, and overall ambience could really use an upgrade. The lack of crowd also makes it feel less inviting, and visually, it’s not a place you’d be excited to dine in anymore. However, if you’re ordering in, this is still a great option—the food quality definitely holds up. Hoping they spruce up the space to match how good the food still is.

I visited during Ramadan, and the atmosphere felt completely different in the best way. There were more people outside than inside, creating a lively and vibrant ambiance. The energy in the air, combined with the pleasant aroma of delicious food, made it a truly happening spot—especially after Iftar. The food tasted great, and the service was equally impressive. While it may seem a bit on the pricier side, the overall experience makes it worth it.

Visited Savoury Restaurant with family, nice place and good ambience, overall we had a pleasant time. The fish and chips were really good, and the cheese & cream kunafa was delicious. However, it felt a bit overpriced, and the portion sizes weren’t clearly explained. We were told the mandi could be finished by 2 people, but it turned out to be a full chicken, so we ended up paying ₹1200 instead of choosing a smaller portion. That part was a little disappointing.

Savoury is still one of the best restaurants for food, but the poor service is slowly damaging its image. Their online delivery experience has become very disappointing. Orders are frequently delayed, and even delivery agents have mentioned that the restaurant marks orders as “ready for pickup” while making them wait outside for a long time. Recently, I ordered a shawarma plate and it arrived without kuboos — how is someone supposed to eat it properly without the bread? When I reported the issue, the restaurant was not even ready to accept that the item was missing and handled the situation in a very unprofessional way instead of resolving it properly. Good food alone cannot maintain a restaurant’s reputation without proper service!!!!

I ordered the mutton raan—its taste was absolutely amazing! The quantity is quite large (almost half a kg), but the price is ₹1800. It would be great if they offered half or quarter portions, so even two people dining together can try it comfortably. The mandi rice was very flavorful and well-cooked. Ratings: • Mutton Raan – 4/5 • Mandi Rice – 5/5 • Fish and Chips – 2/5 Overall, a good experience, especially for the mandi rice!

Extremely disappointing experience. The food quality was really poor and nowhere close to what was expected. The quantity served was also very less compared to the price charged. To make things worse, the order delivered was incorrect, which clearly shows a lack of attention and care towards customers. The taste was below average, the food did not feel fresh, and the overall experience was frustrating. Expected much better service and quality. Definitely not worth the money and not a place I would recommend.

Service was super delayed but, the food was good. Somky flavour in Mandi could have been better. Alfam was too dry. The quantity and service was good.

Food was good but service was very poor, we had to wait for half hour for each dish. Desert was almost 45 mins, we all lost our patience, requested them to cancel it then they got us our desert. Hope they improve their service.

This was my second restaurant in quest of hyderabadi haleem, & looked promising in degh, but it was big let down. Only taste was garam masala. Mutton haleem for Rs.340, definitely not hyderabadi version. Maybe it's their version, for me it's like Kichada. Highly not recommended for Hyderabadi haleem.

The food was good overall, and I absolutely loved the mutton dishes here. They were flavorful, well cooked, and easily the highlight of the meal. Definitely worth trying if you’re a fan of mutton.

The food was fine But the management should regulate the discipline of ppl too Customers visit for dine-in to enjoy dining peacefully Unfortunately there was a large group disturbing the environment whole ambience was nothing but a fish market

This used to be my go to place for shawarma for many years. Not any longer. They make terrible tasting ones now.

Tried the Special Savoury Biriyani and the Chicken Fry. The biriyani was a bit heavy on the masala, but the flavor was still good. The real standout was the Chicken Fry—perfectly cooked.

Visited Savoury Family Restaurant in Frazer Town for Ramadan 2026 and the experience was top-notch! The Mutton Haleem was the star of the show—perfectly spiced and excellent consistency. We also tried the Mohabbat Ka Sharbat, which was incredibly refreshing and great for breaking the fast. The Mutton Keema Parotta was well-stuffed and flavorful. Definitely a must-visit spot for your Ramadan food crawl in Bangalore!

This place famous for its haleem during the Iftar and other snacks as well. Take a bit and enjoy it. The road is bit conjusted so you have to search for parking

The food was mediocre. We had been here years back and the platter was fantastic. Maybe they were having a bad day or something this time... Some pieces of chicken was undercooked, some were cold and dry and overall quite unappetising.