SWAGATH

It may not be one of those fancy restaurants in Chandigarh Sector 17, but certainly, Swagath is a good place to track down filling, and delicious coastal Kannada food. At Swagath Restaurant, there is no remarkable ambiance — but there are massive Crab Butter Pepper Garlic, Fish Gassi and Chicken Ghee Roast. Chettinadu Chicken and Malabar Paratha that will fill you up for a long time.

The Saffron restaurant, Café @ JW, and Swagath are all solid crowd-pleasers. Though it serves authentic Italian food, Oregano is not stuffy about allowing young children in and serving pizza: it does both!. Look out for Ossobucco or Braised Lamb Shank with Saffron Risotto.

A bit out of the way for most tourists, elegant Swagath is one of a string of swanky restaurants along Madhya Marg in Sector 26.

Swagath is an institution in itself amongst the innumerable restaurants in the city, it's that one place you can never go wrong with. An idealistic family restaurant, serving exceptional food, sophisticated and classy interiors, welcoming and homely vibes, everything is prim and proper, just like it should be, and coming to the food, Swagath offers a number of cuisines, which tastes sumptuous with sheer authenticity maintained. But if it comes to us to put our bets on that one particular dish that we could have anytime and anywhere, it would be their special schezwan sizzler, which is utterly soul-satisfying and extremely appeasing to look at.

Insanely popular for the delicious North Indian and Mughlai delicacies, and amazing South Indian preparations, Swagath remains an all-time favourite among foodies. Given the multi-cuisine spread, it is no surprise that the place is always brimming with larger groups, families mostly. Swagath is apparently the only place in the city where you can dig into finger-licking seafood including Prawns Koliwada, Pomfret in Butter Pepper Garlic.

The Swagath restaurant and bar is the last entry in our list of the 7 most famous North Indian restaurants in Chandigarh, and for all the good reasons. With a rich line of wines, it has an extensive menu containing both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from North Indian cuisine. Located at Sector-26, it has become quite a popular name in Chandigarh’s culinary landscape due to its distinct taste in North Indian options.

Giving gourmands a chance to dig into authentic North Indian cuisine is Swagath in Chandigarh. With a chic and elegant decor, this North Indian restaurant in Chandigarh will ensure you are in for a gourmet experience. Serving North Indian delicacies in A-la-carte menu and in a buffet, this restaurant in Chandigarh is one of the most renowned and bankable names among foodies.

When I crave fluffy appams, fiery Chettinad curries without passport stamps, Swagath's vibrant interiors let me indulge generously. Under artistic village murals, relish the Chemeen Pollichathu as sounds of sizzling seafood keeps you company. For an authentic culinary trip across South India's greatest spice hits, Swagath shines through!.

Translating as 'welcome', Swagath believes in its motto of inviting visitors to the flavourful and healthy traditional cuisine. Swagath is a comfortable place to escape from the stress of everyday life and enjoy a casual dining experience. Swagath's Prawn Gassi, fish fry and Neer Dosas are now cult hits.

Swagath itself means “Welcome”, so you are invited to the best South Indian Restaurant in Chandigarh. Must try their Prawns and Surmai which are loved by people the most. Even you can visit their bar too where they have a different variety of liquor which will make your mood light and relaxed.

Chandigarh's all-time favourite restaurant, Swagath, never fails to disappoint. It has an earth-toned ambience and offers a wide variety of regional Indian dishes. An ideal restaurant to enjoy a dinner meal with your family.

Swagath itself signifies “Welcome”, so you are welcome to the best South Indian Restaurant in Chandigarh. Ranked in the top 10 south Indian restaurants in Chandigarh it is the place you have to be at.

Though there was barely anyone present in Social on Saturday afternoon, Goel’s other outlet, Swagath, in Sector 26 hasn’t been as affected because of food being its “USP”, he said.