Outdoor seating is good. Good for people watching and relaxing. Food is ok, no complaints. They have good variety of snacks and some unique items like coconut buns and items which you will find in Bakeries in Tamilnadu. But not all items are fresh, beware before buying the items on display. Tea is very good. Service also is ok. They can improve on cleanliness, sometimes, mice are running which is a bit concerning.

Firstly I guess lot of people tagging Bigg Boss Bistro as restaurant wrongly. It is a bistro bar! Not a restaurant. Well went there twice but I don't know we didn't like the atmosphere personally despite having a canal view! No other taste good except the Pizza! Staffs are friendly! But I personally kinda feel that their drinks are not authentic and they mix it before they serve us! I had 5 large Glenfiddich whiskey but damn I never felt drunk!! Funny!!!

Their tea which is infused with elaichi is must try for the ones who miss Indian style tea. Their breakfast varieties also quite good. By the evening they sell Indian snack varieties and do try them.

This is a new food place opened recently serving Indian food. We tried their Vegetarian meals and Mutton Biryani. Vegetarian curries are average, onion pakoda is superb crispy, it was good. Biryani rice was good, it’s not Biryani, we call it as Bagara Rice with Mutton Curry, tasted good. Prices are a bit less than the Restaurants around this place. Do try and encourage the new place.

Favorite local spot for Tamil Hindu foods. Vegetarian, vegan, Gluten-free/wheat allergy support simply in the food offerings Made fresh daily -banana Bajji -pepper bajji -veg pakora -Various Dosa with sambal dal and Chana masala (Masala dosa is available in the afternoon and is a sellout item!) -Uttapam (onion is super tasty) I’ve met two chefs and adore their joy and passion. The ambience is a great outdoor garden with the neighborhood activity bustling during the day and winding down into the wee hours. When the trains have stopped and buses aren’t running yet, Bigg Boss Bistro in Little India is the neighborhood spot. There are many more offerings of chicken, samosa, and all types of cakes which my family loved as well. But BBB is my daily haunt. Look at the pictures — the GIANT mural of a tailor at his sewing machine is the *correct* location. There is a fenced garden with a grass yard and seating. I have no idea about these other reviews for different establishments.