Updated below Tablewalla.com, an online restaurant reservation site, has launched its website in Beta and has started accepting table booking for restaurants in Mumbai and Delhi. At the time of writing this article, the website is accepting booking for 13 restaurants in Delhi and Mumbai. Features: Currently in Beta, the website allows users to book restaurants in Mumbai and Delhi after registering on the website. Registering on the portal takes less than five minutes and can be done by submitting one's email address, phone number, name and password. The site does not support social logins such as Facebook connect. Although the website has features that allow users to search a restaurant based on the basis of its name, area, or cuisine, it offers online booking of tables only for 13 restaurants. Users can book a table for up to 10 people. The website offers specific time slots for booking a table in a restaurant which may differ based on the restaurant. The portal offers one click booking once a users is on the restaurant page. It provides information like address, description of the restaurant and photos on the restaurant page. Tablewalla also runs an active food and restaurant blog at Tablewalla.com/blog. Our Take: However, we found that Tablewalla misses a lot on features that would bring a complete restaurant booking experience on the website. For example, it does not offer users the ability to choose the table of their choice, which we think might be of more importance to some users. We also think that they should add…
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