Foodyfoodpecker’s review in combination with a craving for Thai food prompted me to try Mugen one Saturday afternoon and I was certainly not disappointed. Royal blue and deep red cushioned traditional high back chairs are paired with sleek silver settees giving the place a warm yet contemporary air. The lighting is soft and mellow but bright enough to read the menu. A bar with an excellent bartender stands in one corner and an open kitchen occupies the other end allowing a lovely and colourful view of noodles and stir-fries being tossed together and cooked up. The wall has beautiful carvings... read more
Multi-cuisine restaurants mostly disappoint – they try to satisfy too many people without being particularly good at any one type of cuisine and end up being mish-mash, confused places where you can order anything from panner tikkas to schezwan chicken. However, they usually do not have names like “Pink Pepper”. I went there expecting continental cuisine – and found that my friend and I were the only people in the place. As expected there was quite a bit of pink, but not in a bad way. The upholstery has pink stripes and one of the walls is done up in various shades of bold pink and unfortunately... read more
A revisit to Via Milano for lunch confirmed most of my previous experiences – heavenly Italian cuisine in cool ambiance. The contemporary furniture with its clean lines and red and white colours, retro black and white hanging lamps, chic white window shades gives the restaurant a neat look without taking away any of the warmth. The white leather sofa by the picture windows which overlook Koramangala’s traffic-filled roads looked very inviting and was the perfect place for a leisurely afternoon tete-a-tete.
There were quite a few kids in the restaurant that day, since it was a... read more
Gramin's USP is that they cook with carefully selected ingredients and that they do not use preservatives or artificial colour in their food. The end result is that the food is delicious. This vegetarian restaurant has the best jal jeera ever,and very very good Rajasthani and Gujrathi food. The ambiance is ethnic with low seating and colourful mats and paintings on the wall. Definitely worth visiting!
Really, it is an oasis in the heart of 4th block. Went there when I was tired - and had a perfect casa meal of cheese dyna stix (they are like jalapeno poppers), succulent chicken pot pie with garlic bread and the absolutely yummicious After 8 ice cream and washed it all down with a delicious iced tea. Came out happy :-) Sit at the terrace - its worth it.