Was here for dinner with a bunch of foodies. Having studied in
Loyola this is a place that was quite prominent and accessible from college
(that was their second branch which is no longer open). In all of the last
decade of their existence I have visited both their outlets exactly once each
and both these experiences have not been something I enjoyed. Considering the
same I was slightly reluctant to revisit; nonetheless, the restaurant proved to
be a mixed bag with few dishes proving the revisit was not too bad after-all.
Ambience (3/5)
They have done an internal renovation and
the new look of the place is definitely more attractive. But if I were to judge
I would say its just a simple outlet adorned with superhero and comic character
pictures and logo'ish designs.
Service (3.5/5)
The management was actively involved in
service and it was quite prompt. They were running a full house so the order
took a short while longer to be served.
Pricing (3/5)
The food was moderately priced. If you ask
me was whether it was VFM- I would say maybe not 100%.
Food (2/5)
Most of the dishes are inspired by
Hollywood movies. stars, singing icons, etc. There was a lot that was ordered
on the table but I am rating purely based on my orders.
1. Jeniffer cupriati - an oregano chicken
soup - thick white soup with few chunks of chicken. Tasted ok!
2. Ethan Hawke - spicy chicken wings
Probably the worst wings I have had in
recent times. The wings were burnt fried and sauce was salty.
3. Maria carey - mixed chicken sub - the
sandwich was presented well and was quite filling. However, one of the layers
of chicken was too rubbery/chewy and hard to bite (assuming it was roast
chicken ham).
The french fries that accompanied was
totally sub-standard.
Unlikely that I would revisit.
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