Kross Roads Restaurant

Loved it, we were very hungry and randomly via searching on maps landed in this restaurant. Absolutely delicious fish and had other variety of dishes. The prices were very cheap and we were surprised by how much we got against what we paid. Definitely will visit again when back in Goa.

One of the best Bar and Restaurant to chillout with your drink and small family get together. The waiter are very polite and listen to you for any special food you need to order. Goan thali is also very tasty. Clean place and decent place.

Krossroad Rest, Margao City offers delicious seafood and Chinese platters at great prices. The seafood platters are fresh and flavorful, while the Chinese options are tasty and satisfying. The best part? It's super pocket-friendly, and students get a 10% discount! A perfect spot for a hearty meal without burning a hole in your wallet.

This one has to be one of the most popular restaurants in margao Goa serving fresh seafood, fish thalis and variety of chicken delicacies as well as multi cuisine food * My top picks here : Special Non Veg Platter, Chonak fish thali, Chicken Maharaja Gravy with butter naan * Definitely a new favourite spot in Margao for everyone who loves fresh seafood and multicuisine food

We checked into this place just for the platter dishes. Somewhere it let me down over the naan which had nothing to combine ie no gravy.. so it was a wrong combo . Taste wise it's good..

Everything I tried here was really good! The prawns Oppolo, Chonak Masala Fry, and Drums of Heaven and batter fried squids were packed with flavor, and the seafood as well as chicken was super fresh. For the main course, the Biryani Platter stole the show--rice was perfectly cooked and oh-so-succulent! The Goan Fish Thali with its authentic prawns curry was another standout dish. The mocktails were the perfect finish--refreshing and delicious! Dishes I Tried: Prawns Oppolo Chonak Masala Fry Drums of Heaven Batter fried squids Main Course: Biryani Platter (a must-try for every biryani lover!) Goan Fish Thali Drinks Blue Ocean Fruit Punch Spicy Guava

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Kross roads restaurant is one of the best restaurant and they serves many delicious cuisines. I loved their platters, they so tasty and starts at just Rs.1000. Their fish thali is must try and veg dishes are also available there.