Hotel Swathi

KSRTC buses giving coffee or lunch break here. Not good hotel, bathrooms are dirty, not cleaned. Food is not good quality, rate may be reasonable, so compromise with quality.

Not good.. No hygiene.. No quality and taste

First of all there are taking the advantage that buses stop here and price high for the food, like for 1 vada 30-40rs. This is a high level of Fraud and the maintenance is also not that great. I personally recommend you all to bring your own food....!! (For other dishes also high prices are there and they also do not taste good)

Most of Govt Vehicles Buses stops here for breakfast or lunch, but taste & quality of food is Average and not worth of paid amount.

KSRTC buses stop here.. very crowded place. Food is ok but atmosphere is very bad.. self service, but not able to provide food due bus passengers crowd.

Title: An Unbelievable Culinary Catastrophe Rating: (1/10) I recently had the misfortune of subjecting my taste buds to what can only be described as a culinary catastrophe. I wouldn't wish this "food" on my worst enemy. Here are ten reasons why it deserves the lowest rating possible: Aesthetic Abomination: The presentation was akin to a toddler's finger painting project gone horribly wrong. Mismatched colors and unidentifiable shapes made this dish an eyesore. Mysterious Odor: As I lifted the fork to my mouth, an overwhelming stench hit my nostrils. It was like a blend of expired dairy and a dirty gym locker room. Absolutely repulsive! Rubbery Texture: Biting into this disaster was an exercise in futility. The rubbery consistency left my teeth feeling like they had just run a marathon. Flavorless Abyss: I'm still trying to determine if there was any flavor at all. It was like consuming air, but worse - at least air doesn't come with an aftertaste that lingers for hours. Soggy Surprise: The promised "crispy" element turned out to be a soggy mess. It's as if they soaked the entire dish in a sad puddle before serving. Mystery Ingredients: Trying to identify the ingredients was like playing a twisted version of "Guess the Animal by the Sound." Except in this case, it was "Guess the Ingredient by the Gag Reflex." Confusing Cuisine Fusion: I'm all for experimenting with flavors, but this fusion of cuisines was nothing short of a disaster. It's like they took a world map, blindfolded themselves, and picked random ingredients. Questionable Hygiene: I couldn't help but wonder about the hygiene standards in the kitchen that birthed this monstrosity. I fear that consuming this may have initiated a battle between my immune system and whatever alien organisms lurked within. Instant Regret: With each mouthful, I felt my soul cringe and my stomach rebel. I'm convinced that the lingering regret will haunt me for weeks. Wasted Calories: Not only did I waste my money on this atrocity, but I also wasted precious calories that could have been put to better use by consuming literally anything else. In conclusion, if you have a masochistic desire to subject yourself to an experience that challenges the very essence of taste and decency, by all means, give this "food" a try. For the rest of us with even a shred of culinary sensibility, run as far away from this disaster as possible.

Not clean at all, no hygiene and the I took rice bath the rice was not boiled at all. Conductors will get the commission to take the bus to that hotel, very poor quality..

Don't eat.. worst food, worst behaviour.. heavy price.. 1 small idly &1 vada 50 Rs.. that's too not tasty.. waste money.. don't go there..