The millet-themed brunch here caught my eye. The spread was massive, some really unusual curries I hadn&#39;t tried before, plus a dessert table that went on forever. Live music in the background was a nice touch. They had a decent wine list too, though I wish the sommelier had been around to chat about pairings. Place itself is grand, tall ceilings and all. Just a bit pricey for what you get.

The Konkan festival specials were decent &mdash; chef Murti brought out a few dishes not on the regular buffet. Service was pretty good too. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

Been coming here for a while now and the food never lets me down. The Mughlai Chicken with Lachcha Paratha is my usual order, still tastes as good as the first time. Andhra Chicken has that proper spicy kick too. Service stays steady, no complaints. Just wish they&rsquo;d add a bit more seating, gets crowded on weekends.

Tried the Chicken Manchurian here&mdash;so good, proper spicy and tangy. Hakka noodles were decent too. Place gets busy so service slows down a bit, but worth it.

Went here with a couple of friends last week. The place is full of plants, feels super chill. We ordered a bunch of stuff to share, the paneer dish was pretty good. Service was okay but got a bit slow when it got crowded. Fine for a lazy evening catch-up though 🌿

Been here a few times with family. Staff are polite and always around when you need them. Food is decent, nothing crazy but it works. Buffet has the usual starters, mains, desserts. Fine for a casual meal if you&#39;re nearby.

Starters were the real deal. Puran poli just melted, kothimbir wadi and alu wadi both solid. Thali mains? Eh, hit or miss. But honestly the appetizers alone got me through the door. Would come back just for those.

Food was consistent and service quick. Valet parking helps, though it gets busy near Phoenix Mall.

Sundaes were good. Thick, not too sweet. Place gets packed though, waited like 20 mins just to order. Fine if you&#39;re not in a rush. Casual spot.

The chicken triple schezwan fried rice was packed with flavour, really good. Staff suggested a few things and they were spot on. Place was clean too, though it got a bit noisy later.

The green peas pattice was solid, and the thaalipeeth felt properly homemade. Seating&#39;s comfy too, but parking nearby is a pain.

The South Indian thali here is solid, dosas taste proper and authentic. Service was quick even on a busy evening. Only thing is the seating area feels a bit cramped, especially when it fills up. Still, for a quick meal it works. Weekend crowd gets heavy, so better to go early if you want some breathing space.

Turkish eggs were solid, katsu chicken benny hit the spot too. Cozy little spot, service was quick. Good for a fast bite if you&#39;re nearby.

Tasty mutton biryani and the egg masala had a nice kick to it. Tandoori roti was fresh too. Right on the main road, easy to spot. Parking&#39;s a bit tight though.

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