Raj Bavan

We came for lunch on the way to Munnar. The meals was awesome and the hospitality was really good. It's worth stopping here for your lunch..

Chilli Parotta is my favourite here. Chappathi is so soft and the gurma was ultimate.! Please carry seperate vessels for sambar and gurma.!!! Else you will be charged Rs5 for plastic containers.! Please refer the photo for the price details.!!

Vegetarians Best Choice is Raj Bhava in Bodi. Quality of foods. Taste yummy. Serving also good. Reasonable rates. Unique taste items are Rava Dhosa, Fiter coffee, Chappathi Kuruma. Must try Raj Bhavan foods guyss.

Very nice budget friendly Veg hotel.

Nice hotel with reasonable rates.

Eat it and beat it kind of outlet. Good taste and standards are maintained. Coffee is excellent Update.... no tips is being seriously enforced

Te place at the centre of the city and very easy to walk to reach bus stand, reach police station, very affordable food items morning breakfast, noon meals with easy to pay through cash,Google pay ,Qr code,or any other mode. Food was excellent in timely preparation, fresh, delicious in nature ,serving timely without making any delay. Vegetarian items specially prepared and served immediately.

We dined at the restaurant today, and unfortunately, we experienced extremely poor service. One major issue was the exorbitant parcel fee, which seemed unreasonably high. Moreover, when it came to giving change, they were reluctant to provide the correct amount. On multiple occasions, we had to request the cashier to give us the accurate change, as they would often provide just one or two rupees when more were due. To make matters worse, when we asked for the remaining five rupees, they claimed they didn't have any change and told us it wasn't their responsibility to manage retail matters. While we were dining, we observed a fellow customer at the adjacent table being scolded by a waiter for tipping just five rupees. This incident left us wondering about the management of the restaurant and their approach to customer service. In this day and age, it's essential for any business to prioritize customer satisfaction, as no establishment can thrive without the support of its patrons. It's imperative that the hotel management pays close attention to these issues. We couldn't help but wonder whether it's unreasonable for customers to expect correct change when dining out. As we were leaving, the cashier made a remark along the lines of, "Thinga Vara Nee Tha should bring the correct change," implying that it was our responsibility to have the correct change. This raised questions about the restaurant's policy regarding change. Providing only Rs 9 in change is clearly inconvenient and may lead people to think twice about dining there. It's a problem that the restaurant should address promptly unless they want customers to start looking elsewhere for a better dining experience.