Rasyumm

I visited Rasyumm in Gachibowli to try their ₹799 buffet and see how it compares with other buffet options in the city. Overall, the experience felt underwhelming with only a few items standing out.

We started with the Manchow Soup, which was decent and enjoyable. The non veg starters were average, where the meat was tender but lacked proper seasoning, making them feel incomplete in terms of flavor.

For the main course, I tried Pappu Koora, Chepala Pulusu, and Mutton Curry with Ragi Sangati. Among these, the Pappu Koora was the best of the three, with a satisfying taste. The Chepala Pulusu was disappointing, lacking the depth and flavor expected from a good fish curry. The Mutton Curry also felt weak in seasoning, making it less impressive. The Ragi Sangati was just okay, neither great nor disappointing.

The dessert section performed better. Items like Badusha, Payasam, and Gulab Jamun were delicious, providing a pleasant end to the meal.

For beverages, the Mango Mist tasted artificial, while the Orange Julius and Virgin Mojito were decent. One thing to note is that beverages are charged separately and not included in the buffet price.

The buffet costs ₹799 per person, and the total bill came to ₹3231.

Overall, while the buffet had a few good elements like desserts and pappu koora, the main course and starters did not meet expectations, making the experience feel average.