Best restaurants in Koregaon Park
9 restaurants in Koregaon Park that locals recommend. Most recommended: Malaka Spice (22 people recommend it), Santè Spa Cuisine (14 people recommend it) and Prem's (10 people recommend it).
Koregaon Park's restaurants lean Asian and North Indian. Malaka Spice and Tsuki are the Asian picks, with Soy como soy for ramen; Prem's and Dhaba Shaba cover North Indian, and Miya Kebabs does seekh and tikka kebabs. Savya Rasa serves South Indian food, Santè Spa Cuisine is vegetarian and health-focused, and French Window Patisserie suits coffee, dessert or a date.
Where people disagree: Opinion splits on value and hype: a couple find Tsuki expensive, several say Santè Spa Cuisine's food disappoints, a couple call French Window Patisserie overhyped, and one diner feels Malaka Spice has declined.
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1.Malaka Spice, Koregaon Park
22 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/pune
Malaka Spice in Koregaon Park is recommended by many people for its Asian food, and one commenter says it beats all other Asian places in the city. One diner praises the food and service, noting the team will happily arrange a cake or sparkling wine, and another likes the food and ambience. Dishes singled out include butter garlic prawns, mutton chops and pad thai. The caveats: one commenter finds it pricey and bland, and one diner feels it has declined from what it used to be.
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2.Santè Spa Cuisine, Koregaon Park
14 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/pune
Santè Spa Cuisine in Koregaon Park is a vegetarian, health-focused restaurant that many locals recommend, with a couple praising the ambience and one diner finding the Jain uramaki and cheese dumplings worth the visit. The caveats are real, though: several commenters say the food disappoints, one saying the health focus comes at the cost of taste, and another diner was let down to find the menu vegan.
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3.Prem's, Koregaon Park
10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/pune
Prem's in Koregaon Park is a commonly recommended North Indian option, with one commenter saying you can never go wrong with it, another praising its butter chicken, and a commenter recommending the vibe. Not everyone is sold, though: one diner who visited twice found it unimpressive and questioned the hype, another found the food disappointing and the service poor, and one commenter feels the noise level makes it a poor fit for a romantic outing. One commenter also notes it is pricey.
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4.Savya Rasa
8 people recommendvia r/pune
Savya Rasa in Koregaon Park gets steady recommendations, with a couple of commenters saying it beats Vaishali and one saying it has more character than luxury-hotel restaurants. One diner calls it among their top food experiences, with superb food, great ambience and good service. One visitor says it works well for a family lunch with South Indian food but not for celebrations or events.
Savya Rasa, Gera Serenity Building, CTS No. 15, near Starbucks Cafe, Koregaon Park, Pune, Maharashtra 411001, India
5.Tsuki, KP
7 people recommendvia r/pune
Tsuki in Koregaon Park is an Asian restaurant that several people recommend, with one first-hand diner praising its atmosphere and food and calling it worth the cost. Another commenter highlights its Bali-like feel, and one says the staff will host you well if you mention a birthday. The main caveat is price, with a couple of commenters finding it expensive. Not everyone is fully sold: one commenter is not entirely convinced it deserves the hype, and another frames it mainly as an Instagram-worthy spot.
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6.French Window Patisserie, Koregaon Park
7 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/pune
French Window Patisserie in Koregaon Park gets steady recommendations from locals, who call it amazing, praise its setting and ambience as a date spot, and suggest it for coffee, dessert, or a nice relaxing cafe experience. A couple of commenters are more critical: one finds the KP outlet overhyped, and another finds it overrated and says it used to be good but has fallen out of favor. One commenter also notes it is not aesthetic, though it is an uncrowded option.
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7.Dhaba Shaba, Koregaon Park
6 people recommendvia r/pune
A purely vegetarian dhaba in Koregaon Park that several locals recommend, praising the taste and calling it good for families. One diner with a mixed view rates it as good but not exceptional, saying better north Indian restaurants exist.
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8.Soy como soy, Koregaon Park
6 people recommendvia r/pune
Soy Como Soy in Koregaon Park is a restaurant locals bring up especially for its ramen. Two diners who ate there say the ramen was good, one calling the bowls all-round wholesome, and others name it as a nightlife stop and an Asian food option.
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9.Miya Kebabs
6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/pune
Miya Kebabs is a kebab restaurant in Pune that several people recommend, with diners praising the mutton seekh kebab, Changezi tikka, and Kashmiri tikka. One commenter who visited found the flavors solid and plans to return to try more items. The main caveat is one commenter who calls it overrated and prefers a different caterer's kebabs.
shop no 5, Miya Kebabs, Meera Nagar Garden Society, Meera Nagar, Koregaon Park, Pune, Maharashtra 411001, India
Close by, just outside Koregaon Park
- Paasha, Kalyani Nagar1.1 km from the middle of Koregaon Park
- Kalyani Veg, Kalyani Nagar1.5 km from the middle of Koregaon Park
- Aragma, Dhole Patil Road1.8 km from the middle of Koregaon Park
- Si Nonna's1.5 km from the middle of Koregaon Park
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These are the places on our best restaurants in Pune map whose address is in Koregaon Park. Each one passed the map's bar: at least five different people recommend it, and no more warn against it than recommend it. They are ordered by how many people recommend them. Each summary paraphrases those comments, and each place page links to the comments it cites. How we make our maps