A Guide : Eating out in Goa

PrideRed · 11th October 2022, 12:00

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Originally Posted by redcruiser

Like to get some recommendations for eatouts around Ashwem beach with good sunset views!!

You can try Koleso, which probably has the best view. Food is just ok, nothing out of the world.

ritzy · 11th October 2022, 23:09

I didn't know about this thread. I can surely contribute with some good input.

I returned from Goa a week back. All Goa trips in last few years were sort of culinary trips - experiencing good food over music and conversation. Here are a few recommendations.

1. Vishal's Candolim : Vishal has a small home in the by lane -off Candolim Calangute road - some 300 meters ahead of Newton's towards Calangute. There are a few tables in the veranda and that's it. Limited menu but a great pace to enjoy sea food. Try butter garlic prawns and crab. Watch him going in a zone when cooks - enjoying what he does. We went twice over there as we couldn't get over the great taste we relished.

2. Mikey's Place Candolim : Good food - great vibes over live music. Similar set up as Fishermen's cove but food is better.

3. Cafe Bhosale ( Panjim & Calangute road) for buns
4. Vinayak Assagoa for Goan thali and great local desert.
5. Starlight Arpora - again for authentic Goan food. It's quite cheap as well.

11th October 2022, 23:09	#77
ritzy BHPian Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Pune / Shanghai Posts: 90 Thanked: 102 Times	Re: A Guide : Eating out in Goa I didn't know about this thread. I can surely contribute with some good input. I returned from Goa a week back. All Goa trips in last few years were sort of culinary trips - experiencing good food over music and conversation. Here are a few recommendations. 1. Vishal's Candolim : Vishal has a small home in the by lane -off Candolim Calangute road - some 300 meters ahead of Newton's towards Calangute. There are a few tables in the veranda and that's it. Limited menu but a great pace to enjoy sea food. Try butter garlic prawns and crab. Watch him going in a zone when cooks - enjoying what he does. We went twice over there as we couldn't get over the great taste we relished. 2. Mikey's Place Candolim : Good food - great vibes over live music. Similar set up as Fishermen's cove but food is better. 3. Cafe Bhosale ( Panjim & Calangute road) for buns 4. Vinayak Assagoa for Goan thali and great local desert. 5. Starlight Arpora - again for authentic Goan food. It's quite cheap as well.
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