I went there hoping to try their famous mutton biryani, but it’s only served in the afternoons. So, I went for the chicken curry instead and it turned out to be a great choice! The portion was generous, and the flavor was absolutely delightful.

Quite disappointed by the taste. Visited after seeing an IG reel, the mutton fry which was more of thick curry & seemed slightly burnt & not tasty. After experiencing several other military hotel joints, this was drag. The rasam was good. Also I got more bone than meat and that little quantity was 200 bucks which i guess is over priced.

I visited here for the first time recently The food quality is really good it feels like home food and fresh. The atmosphere feels like an old village side hotel This hotel is only for mutton dishes, not chicken dish Overall good

This is a 68 years old hotel which has maintained its delicacy. Mutton biryani was awesome and the gravy given alongside was excellent. Kheema balls curry was kinda OK OK Hardly 10 to 20 people can only be accommodated. Not suitable for family. Zero ambience. Parking is a constraint and the cars have to be parked on the main road.

One of the best Nati food places in Old town area, Yelahanka. This place has been around for a while (I visited in the 90’s!!) Tired the Ragi Mudde (not served anymore now), Kheema Masala, Mutton Chops, Liver Fry, Mutton Pulav and rice. Very tasty food and served piping hot. The place is always crowded – a 20min wait time is common. The pricing and quantity is balanced. Call and check for availability of Pulav beforehand - as its not available on all days! A must visit place for Nati food lovers.