The Harbour Restaurant presents an exceptional dining experience, whether on our rooftop with panoramic views or by the seaside at our custom-crafted boat dining table. Savor a diverse selection of Indian, Chinese, Arabic, and international cuisines, all while enjoying the breathtaking ocean backdrop.
Opening Dates
Monday – Sunday
Opening Hours
08:30 am – 10:30 pm
Options
Veg & Non

Pearl Spot fish marinated in spices and slow-cooked in banana leaf. A classic from the backwaters, this dish features locally-sourced Karimeen, marinated with chili, turmeric, shallots, ginger, and garlic, then wrapped in banana leaf and pan-roasted to perfection.Main Ingredients: Karimeen (Pearl Spot), shallots, garlic, ginger, chili, banana leaf.

Succulent prawns simmered in a tangy coconut gravy from the Malabar coast. This spicy and tangy delicacy is made with juicy prawns cooked in roasted coconut, tamarind, curry leaves, and a blend of Malabar spices.Main Ingredients: Prawns, grated coconut, tamarind, curry leaves, mustard seeds.

A traditional vegetarian feast served on a banana leaf. A festival of flavors, Sadya includes over a dozen dishes like sambar, avial, thoran, pachadi, and payasam – served with red rice and pappadam. Best enjoyed during lunch.Main Ingredients: Red rice, lentils, coconut, yogurt, banana, seasonal vegetables.

Spicy slow-roasted beef with coconut slivers and black pepper. A robust Kerala-style preparation where tender beef is slow-cooked with crushed spices and roasted coconut, then dry-fried to intensify the flavors.Main Ingredients: Beef, coconut bits, pepper, shallots, garam masala.

Fermented rice pancakes paired with a fragrant coconut-based stew. Soft, lacy appams served with your choice of vegetable or meat stew – a mild, comforting dish infused with cardamom, cloves, and coconut milk.Main Ingredients: Rice batter (for appam), coconut milk, vegetables or chicken, cardamom.

Fiery red fish curry made with tamarind and coconut oil. This tangy-spicy curry uses Kudampuli (Malabar tamarind) and is typically made with seer fish, simmered in chili-spiced coconut oil gravy.Main Ingredients: Fish (seer or mackerel), kudampuli, chili powder, coconut oil.

Kerala’s beloved dessert – sweet, creamy, and celebratory. Choose from classic varieties like Ada Pradhaman or Palada, made with slow-cooked rice flakes or vermicelli, jaggery, cardamom, and rich coconut milk or full cream.Main Ingredients: Rice flakes/vermicelli, jaggery, cardamom, coconut milk or milk.

Fragrant rice layered with spiced chicken in Malabar style. Made with short-grain kaima rice and aromatic whole spices, this biryani is gently dum-cooked and served with raita and pickle – a pride of Thalassery cuisine.Main Ingredients: Jeerakasala rice, chicken, ghee, cinnamon, cardamom, fried onions.









