Agashiye, House Of MG
43 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/ahmedabad·30 comments quoted below
The comments quoted below are a sample of the full tally across 27 threads.
Cited comments posted Mar 2024 – Mar 2026.
Agashiye, the house of MG sidi saiyyed mosque, Old City, Gheekanta, Lal Darwaja, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001, India
What people say, in short
Best for a special-occasion Gujarati thali on a romantic rooftop; several find it pricey, so go ready to spend.
Agashiye, the heritage rooftop Gujarati thali restaurant at the House of MG, is strongly recommended by locals, who call it an iconic spot with a gorgeous open-to-sky setting and romantic vibes, and praise its authentic unlimited thali, with one diner raving about the shrikhand. Several caution that it is pricey, and a few warn it is overpriced and not worth it, with one diner finding the food below average and the service pushy, though another insists it is expensive but worth it. Overall, it is considered one of the city's best choices for Gujarati food, especially for special occasions.
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- Celebrations
- Visitors
- Family
What people order
- Gujarati thali · named by 2 recommenders
- shrikhand thali
Before you go
The caveats people raised, newest first. Each links to the comment it comes from.
- Loved the ambience but found the food below average and the service intrusive and pushy. Feb 2025 comment
- Says it's not worth the price and not the best thali in the city Feb 2025 comment
- Warns it is overpriced and food no better than much cheaper thali places. Jul 2024 comment
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The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
Reviewing Under the Neem Tree, still finds Agashiye better.
Suggests Agashiye for the thali
Loved the ambience but found the food below average and the service intrusive and pushy.
Lists it among dinner suggestions.
Goes to Agashiye by the House of MG instead of Gordhan.
Calls it a fail-safe, authentic Gujarati experience with great ambience.
Says it's not worth the price and not the best thali in the city
Named among upscale places if you want to spend big.
Recommends it if budget is not an issue.
Visited twice; best comfort food with well-maintained old-school charm.
Recommends it for Gujarati food.
Recommends going there since drinks aren't possible
Lists Agashiye among many good options in reply to complaint about thalis.
Says Agashiye has nice food when asked for birthday restaurant suggestions.
Adds Agashiye at the House of MG to the places to try.
Warns it is overpriced and food no better than much cheaper thali places.
Says Agashiye is much better.
Loved the shrikhand thali at House of MG's Agashiye.
Recommends it for Gujarati food, among the city's top restaurants.
A commenter recommends it specifically for its open-to-sky heritage ambience.
Recommends it for Gujarati food and would pick it any day
Calls it an iconic rooftop spot for Gujarati thali.
Says Agashiye is the best
Says a disappointing meal there may have been an off day, as it is considered one of the best.
Serves authentic unlimited Gujarati thali; two visits with no bad experience.
Expensive but the food is at least good.
Agrees that Agashiye's food is up to the mark.
Lists Agashiye among places to visit in the city.
Suggests lunch at Agashiye, conveniently near Sidi Saiyed mosque.
Recommends it as a Gujarati food option in the old city.
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