Food costs a bomb in Goa. Right? But Cafe Prashant proves it wrong. An unassuming place. The ground floor serves veg Goan snacks and food. Upstairs is the bar and Non veg section. A normal Fish Thali is just Rs. 110/-. Amazed. A big pc of fish and absolutely delicious prawn curry.

The best place for pav bhaji , mirchis and potato waddos while in Mapusa . Purely Goan taste over the years , very reasonably priced despite being in the busy city , staff are very good so also the owner and the service is quick .

Simple yet delight to the taste buds! Must visit place for some wholesome breakfast

One of the oldest Goan Food Cafe ... Original Goan Snacks You Can Find At Cafe Prashant .

Same lingering taste even after decades. Nothing fancy but the best salad-bhaji for miles around. Their paatal & sukhi bhaji is what gets the customers every morning. Their hot samosas, batatwadas and buns makes your day, everyday.

Delicious, welcoming, busy cafe. Great prices & great location.

Cafe provides tea time snacks like potato capas, mirchi and bhajji along with puri bhaaji, Samosas and tea/ coffee!! Right next to Alankar Theatre, Mapusa. They also keep home made laddoos, including rawa /besan laddoos and other sweets too!!

Best Goan breakfast.

Cost is reasonable, services is quick

Nice place for a good morning breakfast , although somewhat crowded

No north goan could have missed this place 😀

Favorite joint for local breakfast at a very reasonable price. Must visit if u want to taste local breakfast

Cafe Prashant is situated besides a narrow road. So parking was a bit difficult for us to find. The cafe is non-air conditioned. You get all types of snacks here. Cafe Prashant mainly specializes in their Bhaaji Pavs. They have some really good potato pakodas and onion pakodas. The rate is also quite reasonable. The ambiance is decent, nothing too great. Overall I would recommend Cafe Prashant for a quick snack, or a tea break.

Decent place for goan bhaji pav and snacks. Owner gets grumpy sometimes. Drink are ok. Tried their shakes , were average.Just have chau and bhaji pav with bhoji

Bajji Pao , batata vada, samosa all good. Great for a quick bite. Usually crowded and you have a to wait a few minutes to get a seat. You may have to share the table with a stranger or two if you dont want to wait for a table by yourself.There is a constant stream of freshly fried stuff coming in and usually it is a good idea to go for whats hot.Recommend this place for a quick, inexpensive snack.

A very good for breakfast... Variety of bhajis, batatwada, Samosa, mirchi, capa etc... People love to go for breakfast after Sunday mass or evening tea snack.

Great ambience of goan culture.... Do visit 😍

Good to hear quick snack

If youre wondering where this is located, its near the (soon-to-be-former) Cine Alankar, one of the two prominent and popular cinema theatres that engaged Mapusas attention in the past decades.Inspite of having an active (if cluttered and dusty, but tasty) food-court nearby, Cafe Prashant holds its own.I visit it mostly for snacks. Around 4pm ish is the best time to try their ladoos (of different types), bajjas (local pakodas), mirchis (capsicums deep fried in batter), samosas, battatawadas and more.The snacks are tasty and the owner on the counter always smiling and efficient. A nice place to visit. (Not sure about their lunch and/or dinner offerings; Ive never been there in those times.)

The after Sunday mass eateryGoan Snack food - vegetarian mostly

Poor customer service...grumpy management

Fresh, hot food.

Cheap and best

Great local Goan Cafe

Great for breakfast

Decent hotel

Tasty food

Yummy

Tasty baj pav n kappa

Lokal cafe, prices are three times cheaper. But only snacks, such as samosy, vada paul, salads and tea, juss.