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Category :Drink
Hazelnut Espresso Martini
If you come here with a bunch of friends or on a date you should definitely try this cocktail with a blend of vodka and coffee liquor and hazelnut syrup.The taste is mild sweet with a hint of lime which has given this authentic cocktail a unique flavor.You may crave for more but I will recommend to stop at one keeping into mind the droolicious starters available.Category:Soup
Curry mee shrimp (Non-veg)
This is a very light and delicious soup with tiny shrimps and glass noodles cooked in thin coconut milk.You will also get small bits of boiled egg whites to bite on.I found it irresistible and just perfect to start a heavy meal. You can get a vegetarian option on request in which the shrimps are replaces with cherry tomatoes. [caption id="attachment_3918" align="alignnone" width="3120"]Miso soup(Veg)
Miso is a Japanese style soup which consists of a base stock called dashi spiced with fermented soybeans paste.The soup was full of flavors from the miso paste and wakame ,a Japanese herb.Small pieces of silky textured tofu were added to the soup.The soup tasted just like the authentic one . [caption id="attachment_3920" align="alignnone" width="768"]Category :Starters(Veg)
Zucchini Tiradito
Tastes absolute divine with strips of zucchinni topped with tomatoes,onions,quinoa and goat cheese. The crunchy quinoa dressed with olive mayo with the melt into mouth goat cheese is spectacular.The flavors were clean and fresh.Malay Butter Mushroom
These are tender stir fried mushrooms ,with the sweetness of kecap manis(An Indonasian sweet soy sauce) and kresik(toasted coconut)Pind da hummas
Crispy Lentil fritters served on a bed of spicy hummas is a must have here,specially when its raining outside. [caption id="attachment_3899" align="alignnone" width="709"]Bulgar and cucumber salad
If you are aiming healthy eating don't forget to order this super delicious sweet and sour bulgar(Dalia) salad with cucumber and fresh grated coconut, with natural sweetness from the coconut. [caption id="attachment_3901" align="alignnone" width="768"]Starters(Fish and Seafood)
Ceviche
Ceviche is a classic authentic Spanish dish in which fish and seafood are marinated with lime juice till the meat is tender.This is a special fire-less cooking method where the delicate fish meat is tenderized by the acidic property of lime juice.There were two varieties of ceviche available here,one is the classic one which is simple and best .The dish was plated beautifully, garnished with raw and caramelized onions which gives an Indian touch to this dish.The chef has also used boiled sweet potato cubes very skillfully marinated in orange juice to balance the tangy taste of the lime juice..tasted divine.I loved it absolutely. The spice lovers can try the Thai ceviche where the thai chilies ,kaffeir lime flavors are used. [caption id="attachment_3914" align="alignnone" width="2952"]Calamar crostillant
The super crispy breadcrumb coated soft tender squid rings taste like heaven to the seafood lovers ,like you never have tasted before.The styling and presentation was pretty and aioli with the squid ink was tasting so delicious. [caption id="attachment_3903" align="alignnone" width="768"]Indie Brit fish
The taste was similar to the local fish kolivada full of flavor and aroma from the carom seeds(Ajwain) with British touch, keeping spices to the minimum ,served with french fries. [caption id="attachment_3902" align="alignnone" width="2716"]Churrasco grilled nickei prawn
The prawns looked superb, perfectly marinated with soy sauce and ginger ,slightly charred and smoked. Churrasco is a term which refers to grilled meat across Latin America and Europe and this grilling technique is appropriately applied to the seafood with very delicate flavors. [caption id="attachment_3900" align="alignnone" width="759"]Category:Starters(Meat)
Chicken Toastada
Spicy sweet and sour shredded chicken piled on small round crispy tortillas in the style of Mumbai street food(sev poori) .The Mexican Tinga sauce and salsa criolla (raw onions,lime juice ,peppers and micro greens)gives a tongue tickling chatpata taste like our Indian chaat. [caption id="attachment_3907" align="alignnone" width="755"]Chicken Liver masala
Chicken liver mince, cooked in indian style served on a bed of crispy toasts,tastes amazing. [caption id="attachment_3905" align="alignnone" width="768"]Main course(Non Vegetarian)
Nasi biryani
Personally this was not among my favorites .Being a biryani lover this seemed to be over spicy and sweet but some of my friends did like it .Singapore chicken curry
It is a winning combination of coconut milk ,tamarind with chicken which can win any hearts when served with steamed rice.I highly recommend you go for this main course. [caption id="attachment_3911" align="alignnone" width="768"]Lamb cumin
The lamb was tender, little crunchy and tasted great with the combination of roasted cumin and the sauces.The garnish of crispy spinach and spring onions elevated the dish to a new level. [caption id="attachment_3913" align="alignnone" width="762"]Kandy pork curry
This is Sri Lankan style black pork curry spicy and tangy.I specially loved the pol sambol served as a garnish to the curry. [caption id="attachment_3908" align="alignnone" width="768"]Category:Indian
The Indian varieties were classy but I will not recommend you visit here to only have Indian dishes..but its great for large families with a variety of taste.- Paneer tikka masala
- Chicken tikka
- Naan
- Dal Makhni
Category :Desserts
Phirni:
Traditional phirni served in small glasses topped with nuts.The taste was good but it could have been better.Enamorado
Baked chocolate mousse with coffee served with a crispy crumb ..tasting heavenly [caption id="attachment_3916" align="alignnone" width="779"]- Strawberry Margarita:The drink was lacking the flavor from strawberries
- Minced chicken and glass noodles salad:The dish was little too sweet to my liking.I felt it needed some spicy kick or a bit more tangy
- Phirni: The consistency was thin,I would have loved a richer one.
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