M/s Bajwi Hotel , Six Mile

Despite being called a 'hotel', it's actually a family restaurant, some of these establishments are called hotels, even though they’re actually restaurants that serve rice along with traditional dishes. This practice likely dates back to a time when there were few standalone restaurants around. Back then, people would visit hotels for a sit-down meal outside of home, which is probably why some restaurants are still referred to as hotels today. Bajwai Hotel, a quick-service Bodo restaurant, is located on the first floor and is accessible via a staircase with around 30 easy steps and a sturdy handrail. Roadside parking available in the area.

You won't leave hungry from here.... had the best lunch and dinner....even veg options are enough to fullfill your hunger

Bajwi Hotel, Six mile serves the authentic Assamese Food with best quality & quantity. Had the mouth watering "elish macher sorcha" recipe..also the other fish items were amazing too!

The restaurant is typical of what can be expected from a Bajwi restaurant in this part of Assam. Fast delivery, standard thali and a few extra ones on order. Go there if you are in a hurry and need to grab a quick lunch at a clean place. Food items are non spicy, non-salty, and non greasy. Bland and easy on the stomach.

Good for having a quick meal with the family as the service is pretty fast, but if you wanna spend time with your loved ones and have conversations I would not recommend this. The food was okay. Not extremely good nor really bad. 3/5

Local food where authenticity is served with delicacy. One of the best restaurant in the city! Located at Six mile area, you will find authentic food lots of varieties! Chicken, Mutton, Duck, Fish on the Menu! A local chicken thali coat you around Rs 320 with unlimited food. Just go and enjoy your food!

Good family restaurant for lunch or dinner. Foods are homely and not much spicy & oily.

This is a place where you come in and sit and order the day's specials or available delicacies and within 5mins start eating and pay and come out. A No nonsense and a quick meal kinda place. The staff are very courtecious and attentive with a rush on things, the sitting arrangementis pure basic with a capacity of 4 chairs per table and a total of around 18 to 20 tables with two floors and a waiting area with two sofas incase one has to wait a little for a table to be available. The Food is pure ethenic, authentic, healthy and organic with a vibe of rural hospitality in the atmosphere and very Yummy to the Tummy (pun intended). Only thing that i personally as a foodie find a little wondering is the price. It is neither expensive but at the same time not very friendly to the wallet either. It is just at the point where a common public cannot have a meal without worrying at any point of the day or week, but only with an eye on the wallet. Is it worth the price? I would say a solid 8 out of 10 yes. Is it where one can eat everyday of the week without worrying about the wallet? Absolutely not but can afford 1 or 2 meals in a week. The other thing i find a bit uneasy is the availibilty of parking as its purely roadside parking, specially difficult for 4 wheeler parking. One can find a spot but most probably has to walk a little. In summary, a meal worth to have.