Guwahati Heights

I recently visited this restaurant on the occasion of Bihu holiday, and it was truly a delightful experience. The place was beautifully decorated to celebrate Bihu, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere that instantly set the mood. The food was absolutely delicious, with a great variety of well-prepared dishes that were rich in flavor and presentation. We ordered Farmhouse and mushroom delight omlette,Hazelnut iced coffee,and cappuccino the drinks were equally impressive, well-crafted, and complemented the food perfectly. Every item we tried met high standards of quality and taste. What truly stood out was the hospitality. The staff was extremely courteous, attentive, and welcoming, making us feel comfortable throughout the visit. Their warm service added greatly to the overall experience.

I visited Guwahati Heights yesterday, and while the culinary experience was a bit of a hit-or-miss, the overall vibe of the place was quite impressive. The interior is classy and beautiful, creating a sophisticated atmosphere that’s perfect for a nice sit-down meal. As for the food, the pizza was great—definitely the highlight of our order—but the other dishes lacked that certain punch of flavor. The noodles were just okay, and the chilli chicken was very, very bland. However, when we pointed out that the portion size for the chicken seemed a bit small, the staff was very professional and offered us a discount, which was a really nice gesture that showed they value customer feedback. I’d give it a 4/5; even though the flavors weren't consistently there, the stunning decor and the management's graceful handling of our concerns made it a pleasant outing.

It was such a delightful experience. The vibes, the atmosphere, the food was amazing. We ordered egg fried rice with chilli fish gravy and it was great. But we also order Vietnamese grilled chicken as starters which didn’t really come as starters but as a dessert. Jokes apart, it took too long for the starters to get delivered and the taste was definitely not to my liking. Apart from that, we had a great time.

Food: Stroganoff was quite good. But, the sauce used in the grilled fish was a bit too sweet. French fries were seasoned and also a bit salty. Hibiscus lemonade tasted average, while the Vietnamese coffee was quality but once again too sweet. Together with the Stroganoff, the potato re was fantastic. I can recommend these two dishes for sure. Atmosphere: as it was rather packed with people, so I’d say it was slightly noisy. It’s a bit congested as well, with the tables close to one another. Also, the toilet is a bit unkempt and just adjacent to the kitchen. Service: nice, but not exactly heart warming. Overall, Guwahati Heights felt a bit underwhelming to me. I had expected it to be more ‘wow’. The highlight of my experience was the Stroganoff and Potato Re.

Guwahati Heights has always been a go-to spot for its stunning ambiance, but our recent dinner proved that the kitchen is just as impressive as the view. We ventured out to try a range of their menu, and while the selection was diverse and appealing, three dishes stood out as absolute must-tries, redefining comfort food in the city. The Buffalo Wings were a fantastic start. They struck that perfect balance: crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and drenched in a sauce that had just the right amount of tang and heat without overpowering the chicken. It was an authentic, finger-licking starter that immediately set a high bar for the rest of the meal. For the mains, the Shepherd’s Pie and the Stroganoff were the undisputed stars. The Shepherd's Pie was a heartwarming, deeply satisfying dish. The savory, rich filling was topped with a fluffy, perfectly browned layer of mashed potato—a true classic executed flawlessly. Meanwhile, the Stroganoff was equally impressive. The meat was wonderfully tender, served in a creamy, perfectly seasoned sauce that coated the pasta beautifully. It was rich, comforting, and tasted of true indulgence. It's worth noting the menu’s extensive variety; we also sampled the Fish Fingers, a reliable starter, the Margherita Pizza, and the Grilled Fish. While these dishes were enjoyable and well-prepared, the immediate brilliance of the buffalo wings, pie, and stroganoff really stole the show, proving that the chef excels particularly in hearty, international comfort cuisine. Overall, Guwahati Heights delivered a memorable dining experience. Come for the beautiful location, but definitely stay for the robust, delicious food. If you're looking for classics done right, do not miss their buffalo wings, shepherd's pie, and stroganoff. Highly recommended!

The food was good and the ambience was amazing. We had Grilled Chicken Salad which was really tasty and also we tried their Chicken Stroganoff, which was also amazing. A great evening hangout spot with good vibes.

No doubt the food is tasty, but the service was dull. We ordered and no one served our food, they just placed the dishes and moved on to the next table. They kept forgetting to provide plates and cutlery and we had to repeatedly call them for these basic amenities. Even when they did bring them, it was in halves which was very irritating. One hostess noticed our struggle and came over to serve us noodles, but overall, the service was disappointing, especially considering we had to ask multiple times for essentials like cutlery for three people.

Had a really pleasant experience at Guwahati Heights. The ambience and atmosphere were very nice calm, well-decorated, and perfect for spending quality time. The service was great too, with staff being attentive and friendly. The food was delicious and well-presented. Only thing that could be improved is the washroom; it could have been maintained a bit better or a dedicated better area. Overall, definitely worth a visit!