four cups fusion veg dining

i came to gng on an early sunday evening with a couple of friends. we had not booked our tables and were expecting to wait. to our surprise, the restaurant had less rush and we were guided to our tables immediately. we were not asked the usual lingo of "mineral water or normal water" that i personally hate. we were seated in the middle with a device on our table with buttons for "bill", "drink", "order" that seemed a little odd for a fine dine restaurant. maybe the fact that they were short on staff on that day, this would help probably. i personally felt the menu was extensive with basically every item found at every other mid-priced restaurant. it felt amiss. we started with man chow soup. a friend ordered broccoli with cream soup and found it too bland for his liking. the man chow soup was average. for the starters, we ordered baby corn fritters along with the usual masala papads. it was nicely cooked and served. we liked our starter and proceeded with the penne pesto pasta for our main course. we absolutely loved it as the pasta was nicely made with fresh cream and veggies. i felt it came in small proportions and we were not halfway there yet. :p
we went for a north indian gravy aloo paneer masala with aloo parattas. this was our best part of our meal with the perfectly cooked parattas that tasted yum with the gravy. but smaller portions of gravy! we ordered schezwan rice ( that's how we roll. italian, indian and concluding it with chinese). i am not a huge fan of spicy delicacies. nevertheless, i didn't find it spicy. it was normally made without ample fresh vegetables. it was ordinarily made without the aroma and spicy flavour. for everyone of us, schezwan rice was a disaster. the ambience was overall good and the service was great. though i wish they kept an open eye on their guests empty glasses. guess they were only waiting for us to buzz the device! i would definitely come back to this place for its aloo parattas. rest of it, i would still give it a try :d

a peaceful ambience with soft music in the background. the food tastes great and the price is quite modest too. the customer service need a lot of improvement, though. all in all, a good visit! :)

went with family to the punjabi food festival.

ambiance was good but the repetitive music played was not punjabi :-p
neither were the staffs. fake beards & turbans; reminded me of sardar comedy scene from the movie deiva thirumagal

the tikkas were really tasty...yumm! the main course disappointed a bit. the breads were perfectly made but they screwed up the gravy part. never have i eaten a punjabi gravy so bland & liquified. we requested to meet up with the chef secret singh who never appeared.

a table by the window is an ideal place in the restaurant. they had minimelts ice-cream for dessert.

need to improve a lot on taste & quantity but definitely worth trying once.

the best part is after billing - free green trends voucher worth rs.500 that can be used @ any gt branch. i'm off to get a hair spa........!

food: 4/5
service: 2.5/5
ambience: 3/5
price: ₹₹₹

the menu was interesting. the highlight of our meal here was the g&g broccoli tandoori, the marination was so good we even considered ordering a repeat!
rest food was okay, staff was respectful but slow.
ambience was okay, its wears simple modern interiors, with good cheerful instrumental music playing. overall a good place.

there aren't many vegetarian restaurants in coimbatore and g&g suffices as an alternative to the annapoorna or anandhas. the starters were excellent and the indian dishes were good. couldn't try their italian fares this time :( . the restaurant a good ambience and but the service was satisfactory though the place was busy. overall a good dining experience.

a place for rotis, choice of soups. lil bit costly but still you can try.
try their soup combo, panner kabab. a good decent veg restaurant in coimbatore.

greens and grains is the place to be if you love vegetarian food! they have a decent range of chinese and classic north indian food, and a good spread of pastas. i happened to go there for lunch and took a seat next to the windows overlooking the road and the only problem i had was the heat radiating through the glass but the view makes up for it.
their starters are to die for, especially the steamed momos and the cigar roll.
the service is decent, waiting time isn't very long.
the only downside is the pricing, i found it a little on the higher side. but if you go there once in a while, don't mind spending!

as we always prefer vegetarian food, greens and grains restaurant was the apt choice. the ambiance of this restaurant is welcoming and looks more like a family restaurant than simply couple dining. you will fall in love with the color green when you visit this place. 

the service is prompt and fast. we had requested them to serve us little slowly as we had ample amount of time and talking to be done across the table. the food was simply finger licking, which was truly unexpected. we kept our menu very simple. we chose tadka dal with pulkhas and jeera rice, followed by a chocolate dessert. (i don't remember the name). 

the steward boys are friendly and they set the atmosphere all cool for the customers to enjoy a meal with their loved ones. 

if you are looking for a budget friendly restaurant, and authentic vegetarian food.. this should be the place for you. 

there is one family room also available if you wanna enjoy a group dining. overall, we had a good time, relishing vegetarian food.

a big thums up !! have to admit this,i am not a big veggie,but love to eat here as frequently as possible.love the soup platter,paneer cigars,cold stone ice creams.ambience is too gud &location top notch,there is room for improvement in service though.surely recommend for spending some quality time with fren &family.

lovely peaceful ambience for a nice evening to meet with a good friend ????.. a nice restaurant .. a fusion veggie .. loved the bell pepper soup! something i really loved.. first time a fried momos ..good to taste some new healthy veggie food ????

food tasted delicious.
but the beverages served was too costly and tasted normal nothing special.
a silent environment and well trained waiters

been here for a loads of occasions and have served food from there to our guests for a house function.. frequently we get home deliveries and party there ! amritsar kulcha, choco spring roll, mocktails and d cold stone ice creams r must haves..

the finest vegetarian restaurant with the mix of both north n south indian dishes...the speciality is the veg thali ...in the busiest rs puram area this is a thirst quenching place.