Or starters we had Honey Chilli Potato, Murg Tikka and Malai Paneer Tikka. The Honey Chilli Potato was really good. It was crispy and had the perfect blend of sweet and spicy.
The Murg Tikka was all right, nothing spectacular. It was well cooked but tasted average. The Malai Paneer Tikka was amazing. The paneer was so soft, it melted in my mouth.
For the main course, we ordered Dum Aloo Punjabi, Vegetable Biryani, Honey Glazed Sesame Chicken, Fried Rice Yeung Chow Style and Garlic Naan. We decided to order drinks as well.
I went ahead with a Lychee based drink, I can’t remember it’s name. It was a mix of Lychees, Ice cream and blue curacao. It was super yummy and I finished it even before the main course was served.
This is one place where you can’t go wrong. The main course is better if one orders anything but North Indian, but to the contrary, the Indian starters which I happen to try was way too brilliant.
Went once for dinner and sat outside in open air, and went again after two days and sat inside for a couple of drinks (it was raining so it had a mad view).
Superb place to take your girl out and sit inside. Great place to take your buddies for a dip into alcohol and sit outside.