Can say nothing good abt
the restaurant except that the decor and lighting is nice. But lemme try to
tackle it pointwise 1. Decor - muted lighting and vibrant colours, judicious
use of available space to create the impression of a large area. but the seats
were narrow. we were given a window seat which was nice. Unfortunately, not
only could we look out, but others could look in too. we spent the first half
of the meal being pointed at by an irate father, in an attempt to quieten his
squalling kid. Ouch! 2. Food - I ordered a Veg Au Gratin. Wudnt have required a
sweet dish after that. It was a dessert in itself, it was that sweet. I even
requested the others to not even attempt to taste it. The starter of almond and
broccoli soup was frankly.yuck! didnt taste like broccoli, and as for the
almonds, they were there.as chopped garnishing. The other dishes were Chinese
and nothing to write home about.the quantities were not enough for even one
person. 3. Waiters - Had to wait a long time for someone to attend to us. and
once they did, they just didnt seem to want to let us go. my dish came first,
and when I asked the guy what was it that he was serving, he said he didnt
know! 4. Cost - considering that this is a multicuisine restaurant in a
premier mall, the prices are okay. But when you consider the taste and
quantities offered, alongwith the fact that the plain’maa ki daal’ is 130
bucks, it would seem to pinch you a little. Overall, it mite be a multicuisine
restaurant, but I rather suggest you stick to the indian fare.I am hping
they wud hv gotten that right, although I cant attest to it personally.