Visited this place on a weekday for a late yet heavy lunch.
Despite my heavy craving for biryanis chose this restaurant because of its easy
accessibility from where I was working that day.
Food (4.5/5)
Considering the mood of the day, I decided to
order a chicken dum biryani and a kesar pisteywali lassi for drinks.
The dum biryani would definitely find place among
the best north Indian biryani's I have tasted. It had a luxurious serving of
rice and meat - with at least five medium sized pieces in the dish. The curd
(not raita) served as accompaniment was quite ordinary though.
The lassi was equally sinful and had a small piece
of peda in it. It was garnished with nuts and served in a large glass.
A special mention on the portions: if not for the
monster appetite I had- it is unlikely that one person could finish a biryani
by them-self.
Service (4/5)
The service was quite prompt and the staff were
quick in finding me a table, taking my orders, serving and clearing the dishes.
The staffs were courteous in their service.
Pricing (3/5)
This is probably the only possible reason
restricting me from planning frequent revisits. The biryani and lassi order
costed me about INR.1100 - which I would say is very expensive. However,
considering the ambience, location and quality of food, the experience could be
partially considered as deserving for the price they charge.
Ambience (4.5/5)
The restaurant has a beautiful outdoor seating
filled with plants and greenery (it ks also the corner property and has a road
facing view), a comfortable and classic indoor seating, live kitchen counter,
private family dining area and a well stocked bar counter.
Would love to revisit and try more of their food
offering.
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