Shosa Kitchen

I think they have the best smoked Pork in the while lmphal. And all their food are deliciously tasty..but i gave 4 star instead of 5 star because i feel the items are overpriced. But the ambience is lovely. The staff are friendly and the hospitality is awesome

Food is delicious. Smoked pork is what i like the most. Been here many times. Never regret eating here. Very homely. Small place but fun.

A perfect place to fulfill your tribal traditional food cravings and I am so in love with the tiny cute decorations, the furniture, the wall painting and the whole setting of the place, you should definitely try out the baked yoghurt dessert, overall love the place!Price also ok!

On the 20th of April, 2022 we had a nice dinner here!

Great place, taste food, clean and compact mini dinning tables. Food menu is change daily and displayed on the black board in the counter, polite staff, tasty authentic Naga dishes...if you are a traveller you will love this place more. Said that doesn't means other won't like it. One must definitely give it a try on you visit to IMPHAL chingmeirong area.

I think it's the best beef sinju i had in imphal.
So yeah it's very very spicy but the taste is really really good.
I like the rice and the squash with the beef.
Lemon juice is good.
Dessert are also good : chocolate cake or curd is good. Croissant is too dry and not so tasty (sorry I'm french ^^).

One cons : AC were not working properly, leaking and not cold enough, so with the spicy food, it was too hot inside.

Yes, you might get the best pork but the price is basically a scam. The mini meal is ₹300 in which the rice is too little for a full stomach. And then they charge ₹80 for extra rice but then there is no more curry left to eat the rest of the rice. The mini meal price would be best suited at ₹200 with the yogurt removed and more rice.

Never visiting again.

Very misleading and unreasonable pricing.
My friend and I just wanted two pork thalis, since the items we initially came to eat were unavailable. From the prices on the board, we assumed it would cost rs 300 per thali (which is already more expensive than other restaurants). We ordered sinju too, then immediately withdrew that order, but they still provided a small bowl of beef sinju, which we therefore assumed was part of the thali.

We were then presented with a bill of rs 1,260, and told that they're charging us 150 for a veg thali + 300 for a portion of pork, which de facto means the pork thali costs 450. As for the small bowl of beef sinju, it cost 300. The lady pointed all of this out to us quite coldly, as if we should have known.

I have eaten in restaurants all over the northeast: I have never been to any that charge you for a veg thali then charge the meat separately; nor have I ever paid 450 for a pork thali.

I will say one positive thing: the food was tasty -- but I left with the feeling of having been a bit ripped off.