5/5 Sundeep S. 6 years ago on Google β’ 103 reviews
This
place
is
one
of
the
latest
attractions
at
Ambience
mall.
It's
a
5/5
on
creativity
and
overall
4.5/5.
When
we
think
of
vegetarian
food
in
general
only
dal,
paneer
&
normal
indian
dishes
come
to
mind
and
that
is
what
this
restaurant
is
trying
to
change
with
globally
influenced
dishes
giving
you
a
whole
new
vegetarian
experience.
The
ambience
is
good,
with
yellowish
lightning
nd
mirrors
on
pillars.
I
also
loved
the
fact
that
the
kitchen
was
clearly
visible
giving
you
a
glimpse
of
all
the
action.
The
way
the
dishes
were
served
in
earthy
crockery
made
them
look
exotic
while
giving
it
simplicity.
Coming
to
the
food
we
had-
Murugan
marry-
I
never
thought
that
guava
juice
could
also
be
made
this
way
with
so
good
flavours.
That
tabasco,
chillies
combined
with
the
black
salt
on
rim
of
glass
made
me
love
it
in
first
sip.
Yam
pate-
This
had
ulta
tawa
parantha
coins(definitely
much
bigger
than
coins)
with
yam
&
gourd
kebabs
and
naga
chilli
jam.
This
naga
chilli
jam
was
the
main
star
of
this
dish
sweet
for
a
few
miliseconds
before
the
chilli
kicks
in.
Banana
fingers-
Raw
banana
fingers
rubbed
with
rawa
powder
and
fried.
I
actually
didn't
like
this
dish
much,
somehow
we
couldn't
taste
the
banana
in
it
and
it
was
not
at
all
appealing
to
my
tastebuds.
Khub
galauti
kebab-
This
dish
was
the
star
dish
for
both
of
us.
It
was
so
soft
that
it
was
almost
breaking
while
serving
it.
Melt
in
mouth
and
utterly
yummy,
must
try.
Samosa
pinwheel-
It
took
a
couple
of
seconds
to
actually
understand
what
is
this
and
how
it's
made,
basically
filling
of
samosa
in
strips
of
samosa
dough.
It
was
almost
identical
to
your
desi
nukkad
wale
gupta/aggarwal
k
samose,
very
masaledar
and
combined
with
the
green
chutney
was
flavour
bomb.
This
was
the
best
starter
after
khumb
galauti
kebabs.
We
also
had
chargrilled
watermelon
salad,
which
was
too
good
that
sweet
flavour
combined
with
sourness
of
vinegar
was
very
good,
another
must
try
dish.
For
mains
we
had,
the
bajra
flatbread
pizza,
5grain
risotto(sabudana,
jwar,
ragi),
malaysian
curry
and
kathal
biryani.
The
flat
bread
pizza
was
something
new
to
me
and
I
really
loved
it.
The
5
grain
risotto
again
a
very
new
concept,
it
tasted
very
well
with
good
amount
of
cheese.
The
malaysian
curry
was
okaish,
but
what
I
really
didn't
like
was
the
kathal
biryani,
the
kathal
pieces
were
not
soft
enough
and
the
overall
biryani
was
not
that
flavourful.
Desserts-
We
tried
3
desserts
puran
poli,
scoop
of
rock
&
chocolate
mousse.
Although
all
3
were
excellent
but
for
me
puran
poli
with
it's
textures
from
soft
dough
to
seddless
dates
to
crunchy
chikki
this
was
amazingly
done.
And
the
other
one
was
scoop
of
rock
which
literally
was
hard
white
chocolate
along
with
sago
toffee
&
foxnuts
was
very
gooey
and
satisfying.
All
in
all
a
very
new
experience,
will
definitely
be
going
again.
The
staff
was
well
mannered
and
had
good
knowledge
about
the
food
they
were
serving.