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Originally Posted by khanak Is blue frog owned by Rahul Akerkar? |
No he only handles the kitchen. I was there the other day too on thursday and they have upped the charges to Rs. 500/- As usual the music was too too loud and horrible. Some kind of weird fusion. Its too too overrated Quote:
I've never been to Aurus because I always thought it was more geared towards chilling out over a drink than an actual meal but now that you mentioned it, I'm definitly heading there when I'm back. Anyhing in particular that I should try?
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You should go there for the food mainly and then do so on a week day or you will have the experience ive had. Its open till wee hours but the last food rders are around 11ish.
We tried the Porccini mushroom soup, veg ravioli, grilled salmon and the old favurite pepper steak. All top quality in taste and presentation.
. Then there is a Lindt chocolate desert thats suposed to be a killer. I didnt try it as i was off sweets during the time. My friend's wife went bonkers over it. Quote:
Originally Posted by redeff Aurus.......
Anyone had a full dinner out there? What were the damages? |
I have and i loved it. Go there for the food. Priced between Rs: 350-500 for a veg main course and Rs: 450-700 for a non veg main course. Good portions too. I think thats reasonable for the quality of food they serve. Quote:
Originally Posted by Tejas@perioimpl Can anyone put up a list of very late night / all night eating places in south bombay? restuarants / roadside joints / anything.
Currently:
Sukh sagar (2am)
Bhavans (1:30am)
Ayubs (2:30am)
Bade Miya's (2:30am)
Churchgate (full night - but depends on cops)
Bombay central station area (full night)
Zaffran (late night)
5 star coffee shops ofcourse. |
Timings have changed;
sukh sagar - 1.30 max
Ayubs - 3.00 ish
Bade Miyan - 2.30 ish
Zaffran - 2.30 sih
Gabbar Bhurgee Pav - Below Wadala brigde on main char Rasta, Wadala - 3.30ish Quote:
Originally Posted by Rehaan Due to long waits at other restaurants nearby on the weekend - i ended up at a 'new' restaurant named "OBA" (opposite gordon house hotel, colaba).
The service crew was new, and the waiters were funny and a bit strange, but helpful and nice.
The food was great! Especially the seafood - i got red-snapper which came with some risotto - very nice. Also the prawns were HUUUGE and delicious.
A bit pricey though - for 3 people : 2 appetizers (+complimentary awesome bread basket) + 3 main courses + 2 mocktails = Rs. 2,8xx/- if i remember correct.
Downstairs is a bar and lounge and upstairs is the dining area. Worth giving it a shot if you're looking for a new place and some tasty fisheys.
cya
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Its the new lounge started by Raja Dhody at the Apollo restaurant. What surprises me is that this Saturday, it was on till 3.00 with music blaring on the roads, despite the fact that Henry Tham's right down the lane was ordered to be shut by cops standing out on the roads at 1.30
Poly Esther's was on too but half their regular crowd was in OBA. I will try it soon and report back here. |