Javees Cinema Restaurant

Arun R S 9 months ago

Good delicious food. The quality is there, but the quantity is less; the quantity could have been improved for the money charged. It is a place with good ambience. Visiting at night is a bit better than during the day. Photo Maniacs must visit.

Arjun R 9 months ago

Its a great experience of visiting here. The ambience us good the food is also good . The specialist is that the whole theme is based on films , the Hollywood, mollywood, bollywood, kollywood etc its a must visit if you are a film addict there are a whole option to seating. There will be a background music played which is based on which section you seat (if you seat on Hollywood then it would be English songs played , if mollywood Malayalam songs will be played is kollywood tamil songs will be played the prices are not too high quiet reasonable. I have tried biriyani and chicken fry which was good

Samuel Joseph _Sam Pallipad 9 months ago

Javeen cinema restaurant, touted as Kerala's first movie theme restaurant, left much to be desired during my recent lunch visit. Although the ambience seemed promising with its black and white interiors, neatly arranged tables and chairs, and pleasant ambiance, the overall experience fell short of expectations.

Upon entering, we were greeted by general photos on the walls and movie songs playing in the background, which, while fitting the theme, did little to elevate the dining experience. The restaurant failed to live up to its name, as the movie theme was superficially represented through mere decorations and music.

One of the most disappointing aspects of our visit was the untrained waitstaff. We found ourselves waiting excessively for our orders, and it became apparent that our assigned waiter was overwhelmed attending to almost all the covers in the restaurant. It was initially easy to assume his inefficiency, but as more people joined the restaurant's service team, it became clear that this was a management issue rather than an individual problem.

The quality of the food was average at best. The vegetarian meal lacked the flavors and creativity one would expect from a restaurant of this nature. The chicken Hakka noodles were passable, but nothing exceptional. However, the chicken biriyani stood out as the tastiest dish among our orders. On the other hand, the fish curry failed to justify its price tag, leaving a lot to be desired in terms of flavor and portion size.

Furthermore, the management should pay closer attention to the cleanliness of the restaurant. Proper sanitation measures appeared to be lacking, which is concerning, especially given the ongoing emphasis on hygiene in the current times. Additionally, investing in comprehensive training programs for the service staff would greatly enhance the overall dining experience and ensure prompt and efficient service.

In conclusion, Javeen cinema restaurant fell short of its potential as Kerala's first movie theme restaurant. While the ambience and decor were pleasing, the lackluster food, untrained waitstaff, and inadequate attention to cleanliness were significant drawbacks. For those seeking a true movie-themed dining experience with exceptional food and service, it would be wise to look elsewhere until improvements are made.