4/5 Debisree R. 3 months ago on Google • 1353 reviews New
It
is
an
expensive,
upscale
Indian
restaurant
owned
by
a
celebrity
chef.
The
expectation
was
high.
We
had
a
prior
reservation.
The
environment
inside
was
laid
back,
cozy,
and
romantic,
perfect
for
a
date
night.
The
service
was
fast;
however,
I
somehow
felt
they
were
in
a
hurry!
We
started
with
a
drink-
both
the
alcoholic
cocktail
and
the
nonalcoholic
one
were
good.
I
ordered
chicken
Gilafi
Seekh
kabab
in
the
first
course,
and
my
friend
ordered
some
Ghost
chili
murgh
tikka.
The
chicken
tikka
was
decent,
but
it
was
a
little
on
the
harder
side.
It
had
many
elements;
however,
it
lacked
the
melt-in-mouth,
smoky,
exquisite
'wow'
factor
you
get
in
the
kababs
from
old
Delhi
kabab
places.
The
Seekh
kabab
was,
again,
decent
but
lacked
any
kabab-like
aroma
or
flavor.
The
first
course
was
rather
disappointing.
The
main
course
was
the
star
of
the
show.
I
ordered
Lal
Mas,
and
my
friend
got
the
Burra
Kabab
(lamb
chops).
They
served
some
freshly
baked
naan,
Dal
makhani
(
lentil),
rice,
and
raita.
The
spiced
butter
naan
with
zatar
on
top
was
amazing.
The
naan
and
the
dal
were
simple
yet
very
flavorful
and
fantastic.
Wait,
did
I
mention
the
meat
dish?
Both
the
dishes
were
terrific.
The
lamb
chop/Burra
Kabab
was
good,
spiced,
and
grilled.
It
was
served
with
a
sauce
made
with
pomegranate
reduction,
which
was
delicious!
The
portion
size
of
the
main
course
was
humongous.
The
lal
mas
(a
mutton
dish
from
the
Indian
state
of
Rajasthan)
was
perfectly
spiced
and
flavorful
with
excellent
quality
goat
meat/
mutton.
The
meat
was
very
soft
yet
did
not
lose
its
texture.
The
red
gravy/sauce
was
quite
hot
and
spicy
with
an
aftertaste.
It
was
hot
and
spicy
but
never
felt
heavy
on
my
stomach.
I
was
already
full.
The
dessert
was
disappointing.
I
wanted
to
order
the
Kulfi
pops.
The
waitress
lady
pushed
me
towards
Banana
Baba.
The
cake
and
kulfi
combo/
Banana
Baba
was
just
okay.
A
small
portion
of
warm
banana
bread/
cake
soaked
in
some
orange
juice?
It
was
served
with
a
piece
of
pistachio
kulfi.
The
Kulfi
was
quite
hard
and
not
very
creamy.
Again,
it's
not
the
best
Kulfi
in
my
life.
Where
was
the
jackfruit
custard
on
the
plate?
Well,
I
found
3-4
white
cream-like
dollops,
which
had
no
smell
or
taste
(at
least
I
cannot
remember).
Overall,
it
was
nothing
to
be
remembered—too
many
elements
in
a
small
element,
and
so
challenging
to
cherish.
The
other
dessert/
Cricket
was
quite
an
interesting
one
to
see.
It
was
a
cool
representation
of
a
cricket
field
with
green
grass,
etc.
The
centerpiece
was
a
chikoo
mousse,
which
was
okay
but
nothing
significant.
I
felt
the
entire
dessert
course
was
pretty
underwhelming.
It
needs
some
rework.
The
dinner
overall
was
fine;
however,
compared
to
the
place
(the
name
and
the
weight
of
the
Michelin
star
accolade)
and
the
price,
I
must
say
that
I
am
not
very
impressed.
I
probably
don't
want
to
return.
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