Mirch Masala is the flagship multi‑cuisine restaurant at The New Marrion on Janpath, directly opposite Bhubaneswar’s Ram Mandir and close to the city’s commercial core. The spacious dining room features comfortable seating, warm lighting and tasteful décor, with occasional live music or ghazal performances that add a relaxed, slightly old‑school charm to evening meals. Guests staying at the hotel as well as city residents visit Mirch Masala for business lunches, family dinners and reunion buffets because of its central location and consistent service.
The restaurant offers both buffet and à‑la‑carte service, bringing together popular Indian, North Indian, Chinese and continental dishes on one menu. Reviews mention hearty spreads that include soups and salads, a variety of vegetarian and non‑vegetarian starters, tandoori items, rich gravies, biryanis, noodles and rice, finished with Indian desserts like chhena payas, gulab jamun and assorted pastries. Diners often highlight the flavour and quantity of items like fish and chicken starters, chapati/naan, Chinese preparations and the buffet dessert selection as strong value points. With an average spend of roughly ₹400–₹700 per person, Mirch Masala occupies a mid‑range space within a hotel setting, making it suitable for regular group outings as well as moderately special occasions. Its presence on delivery platforms also allows guests in the Kharavela Nagar and Bapuji Nagar belt to enjoy hotel‑style food at home during late evenings.
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What cuisines does Mirch Masala serve?
Mirch Masala serves Indian, North Indian, Chinese and continental food, offering everything from soups and salads to kebabs, curries, biryanis, noodles and pasta. This makes it a flexible choice when groups want a mix of Indian and international flavours.
Is there a buffet at Mirch Masala?
Yes, Mirch Masala is well‑known for its buffet, especially at lunch and on weekends, with a spread that includes multiple starters, mains and desserts. Many reviewers call the buffet good value for money, particularly for group gatherings and reunions.
What is the typical cost per person?
Buffet meals are often in the ₹800–₹1,000 range, while à‑la‑carte mains are typically around ₹350–₹650, putting an average meal at about ₹400–₹700 per head depending on what is ordered. Soft drinks or desserts will increase the total slightly, but prices are considered reasonable for a hotel restaurant.
Does Mirch Masala have live music?
Several reviews mention evening live‑music or ghazal performances, which add to the ambience but can feel loud for some diners. Guests seeking a quieter experience often prefer lunch hours or earlier dinner slots.
Is Mirch Masala family‑friendly?
Yes, Mirch Masala is frequently used for family dinners, school‑friend reunions and small celebrations, thanks to its spacious seating and buffet options. The location opposite Ram Mandir also makes it convenient for families visiting the temple and nearby markets.
Does Mirch Masala offer delivery or late‑night service?
Mirch Masala operates as a delivery outlet on Swiggy and is also listed among all‑night/late‑night delivery options for the Bapuji Nagar/Janpath belt. Availability and cut‑off times can vary, so checking the app for current status is recommended.
How do guests reach Mirch Masala and where can they park?
The restaurant is inside The New Marrion on Janpath, directly opposite Ram Mandir and close to key city roads, making it easy to reach by cab, auto or bus. Diners can use the hotel’s parking facilities, a major advantage in this busy central area.
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