Nadi Teera Cafe

The food was good but the bao felt a bit dry. However the chicken katsu tasted really nice. The watermelon drink was decent according to the price. But it’s a great place to hang out with friends and click some good pictures. The service was good too.

We had the Malaysian laksa soup which was simply fabulous and the salmon avo rice paper roll which was delicious as well! The chicken shawarma with pita bread and salad was kind of lacking that punch in flavours as the rest of the dishes and didn't have that classic shawarma taste and warmth. Also for dessert we had the orange creme brûlée which was an interesting effort. I appreciate the little effort of crusting the sugar before our eyes! Overall this place is worth a visit even though prices are on the slightly higher end compared to other eateries in the vicinity.

Prices are on the higher side. However it makes up for the food portion and taste. The service is good. Food quality is of good standard. The ambience is quiet and peaceful.

"Just tried Nadi Tera Cafe and I'm obsessed! 😋 Food is super tasty, and their ramen noodles and dim sum ,Hands down the best I've had in Guwahati. Great vibe too. Highly recommend checking it out 👍"

Nadi Teera Cafe is one of those places that quietly wins you over. The moment you step in, the noise of the city feels distant, replaced by the steady calm of the Brahmaputra right in front of you. The ambience is thoughtfully curated—soft lights, open spaces, and a view that does more for your mood than any playlist ever could. The food is well-prepared and comforting, the coffee has real depth of flavor, and the staff carries a kind of understated warmth that makes you feel looked after without being hovered over. It’s the kind of spot where time slows down a little, where conversations stretch longer, and where you discover how refreshing silence can be. If you want a place to unwind with intention, watch the sky melt into the river, or simply reset your head after a long day, Nadi Teera Cafe is easily one of Guwahati’s most graceful escapes.

Situated beside the Brahmaputra, the cafe has a lovely ambiance both indoors and outdoors. The restaurant is housed in a century old property, and the architecture itself speaks of its rich heritage. The wall paintings are truly beautiful and the seating is artfully done. The food plating was awesome, and so was the taste. The mocktails were nicely made, too. The staff is courteous and quick to guide on what's best to order on the menu. The prices are slightly on the expensive side, but given the vibe and the twist of taste, it's worth it.

We loved the tastefully done interiors! The food was good, and we enjoyed a family dinner of 10. We ordered 7-8 dishes, and all were delicious. Although the wait time was lengthy, the staff was very helpful. While it might be a bit small for large groups, it's a great spot overall.

Really great place. Food and service were awesome. Loved their drinks too. And their crème brûlée inside an actual orange is a special treat. Location is also great on the Brahmaputra river walk. The building itself is a historic 100-year old house that feels unique and luxurious