Kabila is a restaurant situated in the Aurobindo Place Market. It has good food, which is mainly from the NWFP. The time I had gone, they also had a Punjabi Food Festival going on. Another added advantage of this place is that whenever you go, you can listen to live ghazals. The ghazal singers are good and add to the ambience perfectly. As soon as you enter the place, the ambience catches you, with wafting aroma of delicious food and delightful music playing in the background. The waiters are good and wear ethnic frontier clothing. But one thing that puts you down is ordering non-alcoholic drinks. They are way below what you’d expect. If you want to have a non-alcoholic drink, then stick to Jal Jeera. Overall I’d say that the restaurant is worth a visit. Reservations are not necessary. But the restaurant sometimes gets a bit crowded on weekends & its advisable to get seats reserved then.