Hotel Ramayan

The food at Hotel Ramayan was decent in quality, and the service was good, with staff being attentive and polite. However, one major drawback was the lack of dedicated parking, which made it quite inconvenient for those arriving by car. Additionally, the hotel is located in a very crowded area, making access a bit challenging. Overall, it's a good place for a meal if you don't mind the parking and traffic situation.

Food quality is excellent I didn't tried to stay

Best food and quality like

Excellent service and food taste awesome

The food was spicy .... but worth for the price...

Good food quality

This is about restaurant, PATHETIC experience about food (WHITE SAUCE PASTA), Ordered: 1) white sauce pasta, which was yellow and undercooked at first, then replaced but now it was salty and Sweet, and the staff & owner were rude at end. 2) paneer Kentucky - it was good 3) corn crispy - little bit oily but overall good.

There will be no ending on writing about this hotel. This place holds a key of eternity. During my childhood I have been to this hotel like more than 100s of times, every one or the other day. Those warm summer days, prime night time rush hour, full family, full thali and breezing cold air of coolers genuinely made that era gold. Thali's paneer, shev, curd, papad, dal, etc's tang is still on tongue. Yes there was a strong competition between this hotel and Rasoi, even newly opened Satkar was also somewhat, as all were in proximity. But all are nearly vanished but this place stands still. There was also a newly opened Ramayan hotel beside this one, which was completely a green big shed structure. It was selling Pav Bhaji, Ice creams, etc. This was the time of early and mid 2000s. Spent some best quality and memorable time here. Time actually stops in remembering that age.