came in here for a dinner. was quite rapt with the lawn sitting arrangement. open and spacious with candle light set up. there are cabins available too if you need a bit privacy.
unfortunately we weren’t able to experience a candle light dinner due to shortage of candle stands, which i request should be seriously maintained by the management.
with a typical indian restaurant parlance the menu has mostly all the ubiquitous indian/chinese items you can opt for.
we ordered chicken funkee cause it had a different ring to its name,muttonkeema stuffed nan, chicken stuffed nan, and kadai chicken.
funkee chicken:
this is the tandoori version of chicken lollipop. we were delighted with the size of pieces, more than enough for two. well-cooked and tender chicken sprinkled with right amount of spice should get a 4/5 as tandoori starter.
kadai chicken:
a good balance of savory and right color was a delight to eyes. and taste did not disappoint either. i’m not quite sure what to write about kadai chicken. well its kadai chicken. duh.
the indian bread items needs a special mention here. we ordered chicken stuffed andmuttonstuffed nan. and boy it was really stuffed. kind of an inch thick stuffing. yes we stuffed ourselves with that. binged in we finished it all taking short breaks.
over eaten, waddled out.