Swati - Jūnāgadh

Oh my goodness.... We were 4 and ordered sizzler for the first. But we didn't expect that the sizzler would be so huge that we won't be having something else. We had 2 types of sizzler Veg and Paneer Stick Both were just mind blowing and I can say if someone ask me to go to Junagadh for eating sizzler. I would say YES

Amazing Food, Hospitality was on point Cleanliness Everything was Superb.... Should visit with Family.... Family Friendly atmosphere

Quality and taste of the food is good. Price is reasonable. You may have to wait on weekends.

Very delicious food Good quality and good contity best ever experienced.one of the best restaurant in Junagadh.

The best for disagreement here, Roj. I think it 's fairly obvious a review starts with an opinion. Every reviewer formulates an opinion of a property during their visit based on the experience they had there. What matters is the why, not just the what. A recent thread about decreasing the minimum count uncovered that you can make 200 characters in 2 sentences or less, and yet, these people still complain that they 're being forced to ramble on about nothing to meet the requirement. I don 't understand why it 's so hard to tell us what you ate, what your room looked like, how the waiter treated you, or what you saw. If you just do that, you 'll at least double the minimum. The funny part of that previous thread was that the OP hit about 300 characters in the opening statement. The point is, there 's a difference between not being too wordy and not saying anything at all. Here are MY guidelines for writing a review, above and beyond TA 's: 1) Use complete sentences, not fragments. 2) Every opinion stated must be accompanied by at least one fact to back it up. 3) Do not simply use adjectives like good or bad, or any variation of such. Use descriptive adjectives like, clean or salty, etc. 4) If you cannot remember even a single detail to include in your review, do not post a review. Post a Facebook status. On Facebook. 5) Save your angry, snarky rants for Facebook. Or Twitter. Rashard Mendenhall is looking for a few more followers.