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Old 28th April 2012, 08:45   #271
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All said and done, I liked it waay better than the so called thai curries I had at places like Magnolia, Mezza9, All Stir Fry etc. - mind you I have tried the thai dishes only and not chinese so I guess I should have clarified.
Magnolia Thai curries are probably the worst. Being a big fan of Thai cuisine, I was excited to find this place in Pune but my experience was bad.

Yet to try Thai at Copa Cabana.
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Had been to Mariott, SB road on Thursday. Wife wanted to eat veg only being a Thursday, so went to Shakahari. It was a good experience. The salad bar was simply great and so was the desert room. Not much options in the main course as you have to order from a set menu, but that was ok. Surprised to see jawari bhakri, bharala wanga and bhogichi bhaji in the main course menu.
It cost me @1600 /-. They did not charge for my 6.5 yrs old kid, don't know why, but who is complaining?

Next time I am going to try spice kitchen the non veg buffet.

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Surprised to see jawari bhakri, bharala wanga and bhogichi bhaji in the main course menu.
if you want to try good bhakri and bharla wanga, and bhoplyache gharge, try Girija near nal Stop/ sndt. they do a very good thali and kurdai (extra) too
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2. Sigree : By far the worst lunch buffet i ever had, though the starters were good and somewhat authentic, Everything else was utter crap and totally non-authentic.

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Unfortunately been to sigree a month back. They are still worst. Please avoid. Not at all worth.
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Sachin's Metromix at the Kumar Parisar in Kothrud offers fantastic fusion cuisine.
A small place but the quality of food is really good, and the menu inventive and inviting.
A must visit joint for food adventurers.
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Re: A Guide: Eating out in Pune

Its nothing new for Puneites, but those new in PUNE must visit Durvankur dining hall on tilak road/sadashiv peth once.

Dont look for mordern ambience since the place is good old fashioned eatery which is neat and clean and is AC.

The thali which costs 180rs is simply outstanding.
Thalipith, Bhakari, Chapati, 2 vegetables,shrikhand, AAMRAS, and much more, it was simply Yummy.

The service is excellent and very efficient.

It also has a decent parking arrangement in basement, though its best to be visited during weekdays to avoid rush.

It is these places which give you a feel of PUNE CITY Culture and is a must visit.
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Never had a chance to visit Durvankur, but can't resist myself from sharing this 'incidence' over here. I came to know about the place & the thali from my nephew, studying in Pune recently. Few days back, one of his friend went there & had just 18 bowls of 'Aamras' alone as a part of the 180 Rs. thali that he ordered.
Don't know whether he was allowed there for food the next time & also for the same rates!
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Re: A Guide: Eating out in Pune

I was at Pune during my college days, more than 10 years ago. Kothrud has developed a lot in these years. There used to be Pune Coffee House (PCH) in Deccan. JM Road. Is it still there?
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Sachin's Metromix at the Kumar Parisar in Kothrud offers fantastic fusion cuisine. A must visit joint for food adventurers.
Really? If I remember someone else was ranting about it the other day. Maybe on this thread. Now I need to go find out

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I was at Pune during my college days, more than 10 years ago. Kothrud has developed a lot in these years. There used to be Pune Coffee House (PCH) in Deccan. JM Road. Is it still there?
Pulled down a couple of years ago, along with Lucky which was located behind it. In this place, there is now a mall which houses a CityPride multiplex (not sure of the status) and a KFC among other random stores.

Edit: oh by the way, Kothrud has not developed. It has swollen.

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guys, anyone recently been to Barbeque Nation@Sayaji Wakad? Is it rooftop? how much do they charge for Dinner Buffet on weekday as I am planning to visit tomorrow night? Does the cost include any welcome drink - alcoholic/non-alcoholic?

It's my wifey's bday and in-laws are in town. so planning a small surprise for her. Had been sigree@bund garden so now want to try this rooftop. We will be just 5 people going there.

I heard BBQ@Sayaji has live performances daily?

All inputs and info on this place is welcome.

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Thalipith, Bhakari, Chapati, 2 vegetables,shrikhand, AAMRAS, and much more, it was simply Yummy.
Is this AAMRAS with preservatives or is it completely natural the way it should be?
I am asking because there are hardly any good mangoes available in the market.

Edit: The food joints on top floor of Koregaon Park Plaza are really good. Try the Falafel's and Indian Tadka (or Masala?).
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guys, anyone recently been to Barbeque Nation@Sayaji Wakad? Is it rooftop? how much do they charge for Dinner Buffet on weekday as I am planning to visit tomorrow night? Does the cost include any welcome drink - alcoholic/non-alcoholic?

It's my wifey's bday and in-laws are in town. so planning a small surprise for her. Had been sigree@bund garden so now want to try this rooftop. We will be just 5 people going there.

I heard BBQ@Sayaji has live performances daily?

All inputs and info on this place is welcome.

Regards,
Aniket
Never tried BBQ@Sayaji but been to BBQ@Nagar Road. They are good. For details about BBQ@Sayaji , just call them up.

I heard that BBQ@Sayaji charges flat rate for lunch as well as dinner unlike other outlets wherein lunch is bit cheaper than dinner eventhough spread is more or less same.
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guys, anyone recently been to Barbeque Nation@Sayaji Wakad? Is it rooftop? how much do they charge for Dinner Buffet on weekday as I am planning to visit tomorrow night? Does the cost include any welcome drink - alcoholic/non-alcoholic?

It's my wifey's bday and in-laws are in town. so planning a small surprise for her. Had been sigree@bund garden so now want to try this rooftop. We will be just 5 people going there.

I heard BBQ@Sayaji has live performances daily?

All inputs and info on this place is welcome.

Regards,
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Sayaji dishes out some good food. You have an option to go for the buffet which is on the ground level, or you can eat at the terrace level-called Barbeque Nation. The ambience is good, particularly in this weather when it gets cooler in the evenings.
I have been there multiple times, but funnily don't ever remember the cost of anything. I think it may have to do with my office reimbursing the charges
But I can surely say it's not cheap, again, depending on which alcohol you have. Food is reasonable.
Have fun dude, it's a nice place!
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Sayaji dishes out some good food. You have an option to go for the buffet which is on the ground level, or you can eat at the terrace level-called Barbeque Nation. The ambience is good, particularly in this weather when it gets cooler in the evenings.
I have been there multiple times, but funnily don't ever remember the cost of anything. I think it may have to do with my office reimbursing the charges
But I can surely say it's not cheap, again, depending on which alcohol you have. Food is reasonable.
Have fun dude, it's a nice place!
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Never tried BBQ@Sayaji but been to BBQ@Nagar Road. They are good. For details about BBQ@Sayaji , just call them up.

I heard that BBQ@Sayaji charges flat rate for lunch as well as dinner unlike other outlets wherein lunch is bit cheaper than dinner eventhough spread is more or less same.
Thanks guys.. Spoke to BBQ@Sayaji. Booked table for tomorrow night. Their dinner buffet costs are : Veg - 572 and Non Veg - 728. No welcome drink for dinner buffet but they serve one for lunch buffet.
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Edit: The food joints on top floor of Koregaon Park Plaza are really good. Try the Falafel's and Indian Tadka (or Masala?).
I can find out about the Aamras.
Was the hummus in the falafel any good? Would appreciate other recommendations for a good falafel in town.

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Thanks guys.. Spoke to BBQ@Sayaji. Booked table for tomorrow night. Their dinner buffet costs are : Veg - 572 and Non Veg - 728. No welcome drink for dinner buffet but they serve one for lunch buffet.
Do they have a live kabab counter? Also, has someone been to both BBQ nation outlets? which one is recommended more?

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Sayaji dishes out some good food. You have an option to go for the buffet which is on the ground level, or you can eat at the terrace level-called Barbeque Nation. The ambience is good, particularly in this weather when it gets cooler in the evenings.
I have been there multiple times, but funnily don't ever remember the cost of anything. I think it may have to do with my office reimbursing the charges
wow, which office is this? I need to send you my CV, I am starving here
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