The cocktails were properly made&mdash;balanced, not too sweet. Pasta held up its end too. Indoor seating&#39;s got a nice vibe, though the bill stings a little.

Food&rsquo;s always consistent here, and the guy managing the floor actually checks on every table. Right by the station so it&rsquo;s handy for a quick bite. Service was warm, no complaints.

Loved the rooftop seating &mdash; watching the chefs work while eating was such a vibe. Food was well-presented and tasty, didn&rsquo;t burn a hole in my pocket either.

The avocado chickpea sourdough was solid&mdash;proper tangy bread, decent filling. Bombay masala sandwich hit different though, tasted like something from back home. Spices were on point. Place was a bit crowded but whatever. Would grab that masala sandwich again if I&#39;m in the area.

The paneer tikka was really good, soft and smoky. But the whole place felt a bit dry, you know? Not much water around, had to ask twice. Just that one thing kept nagging me while we ate. Otherwise, the vibe was chill enough for a casual dinner.

The food&rsquo;s a bit pricey but honestly the whole vibe makes up for it. We sat outside and the property is really pretty, service was attentive too. Had the butter chicken and garlic naan, both solid. Just wish portions were slightly bigger for what you pay. Still, a nice spot for a relaxed dinner.

The staff here actually take time to explain the menu without rushing you. Felt genuinely looked after, not just another customer.

The renovation really changed the vibe here. It feels like a proper cafe now, warm lighting and all. We ordered the brown pasta and the mixed sauce one &mdash; both were decent, though the brown pasta had a slight edge. Portions felt a bit small for the price, but the atmosphere made up for it. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby.

The staff arranged a Thai welcome and free cake for our anniversary &mdash; thoughtful touch, though the place got a bit loud later.

Decent spot for a casual catch-up. The outdoor seating was nice, and the dimsums were pretty good. Service was quick when we went, though I can see it slowing down when busy.

Tried this rooftop place last evening. The view is genuinely nice, no complaints there. Ordered a few things off the menu, food came out fresh and tasted good. Staff were polite, checked on us a couple times. Only thing is it got a bit busy later, but that&#39;s fine. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here for breakfast around 9:15. Black coffee was solid and the green detox drink really hit the spot. Place has a clean, simple vibe&mdash;not too loud, easy to sit and relax. Service was fine, nothing fancy. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Dal makhani was solid, butter naan super soft. Chaotic street-side vibe, not for quiet talk. Cheap and tasty though.

Loved the vibe here &mdash; soft Chinese music in the background made it super chill for catching up with friends. Bit far from the city center though, but the food was solid enough to make the drive okay. 😄

Tried the Dal Baati Churma and Laal Maas &mdash; both had that proper Rajasthani punch. Dal was rich, baati crisp, and the Laal Maas had real heat, not just spice for show. Staff kept checking in, which was nice. Slightly heavy on the pocket, but honestly, the flavors made up for it.

The biryani was decent, not the best I&#39;ve had but the portion size was generous. Service was a bit slow though, we waited a while for the bill. Good enough for a casual meal with the family.

The smoky palak patta chaat was a fun start, and the biryani had real flavor. Menu&#39;s got plenty of options, good for a group dinner. Place felt cozy, though it did get a bit noisy later.

The tandoori items here are really good, I&rsquo;ll give them that. Prices are a bit on the higher side though, for the portion size you get. I sat near the window, and the chair was comfortable enough that I didn&rsquo;t feel rushed. Just wish the service was a little more attentive, had to wave someone down for the bill. But overall a decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the mood for grilled food.

Came here on a weekday evening. Place wasn&#39;t crowded at all, which I liked. Poolside seating is the main draw. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing but fine for the price. Service was quick enough. Good spot if you want a relaxed dinner without the usual restaurant noise.

The dal baati churma here is solid. Thali comes loaded, enough for two honestly. Price is fair for what you get. Service was quick even when it got busy.

The kebab platter and kathi roll were solid, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for what we paid. Mango lime iced tea was nice though. Decent spot for a one-time lunch.

Paneer tikka was solid, ordered it twice. Lounge inside is bigger than it looks from outside. Good spot for a group thing.

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