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Old 7th March 2012, 13:04   #2101
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Re: A Guide: Eating out in Bangalore

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Very decent Kolkata rolls, and Moglai parota. Since they are new (2/3 weeks?) stuffs are good, not sure if they'll be able to maintain the same quality as crowd increases. Recommended to try. Sorry, of all things, forgot the name... but you can't miss it when you're there.
Its actually a little older, started around mid of December. I also found the place to be quite good when I tried it 2 months back. They also do Dum Biriyani on Sundays, which I found to be very tasty.
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What is a 'Naked' Fry? Have seen this in menus in a lot of places, but couldn't figure it out.
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Fish naked fry is nothing but Whole fish dipped in masala (Chilli + coriander powder+ salt+lime) but of a thinner masala paste & then fried in Oil (almost like kabab).
"Naked Fry" is deep fried "seasoned/marinated" fish, no batter coating what so ever (unlike Kebabs ). That's what the name speaks, no "cloathing" at all!!
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Had been to 'The Chancery' on Lavelle Road for a company lunch buffet (Rs 500/- per person) . I enjoyed the variety, service was okay and quality was not great. Too much garam masala in the chicken kababs, and the refill they put in after the lot was over had a burnt taste. I enjoyed the variety of salads, esp chicken hawaii salad which was sweet.
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... Is there a name for this place you are mentioning? ...
Fish Land !!! Had forgotten the name, checked while going home
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Had been with my friends to Cafe Masala tonight. The last time I had gone there was almost 4 years back.

The unlimited starters were tasty and the chicken was really soft. Prawn was very mediocre. Mutton starter was amazing. Main course was fine. No one really had much of an appetite for the main course after the overdose of starters. The mutton biryani was ver very good.

The dessert section had jalebi, moong dal halwa, chocolate brownie, caramel bavarian andb lueberry yoghurt (eggless). Along with a chocolate fountain and chocolate flavoured and vanilla ice creams. they were all very very good. The chocolate in the chocolate fountain was very nice and thick.

Slightly expensive at 642/- per head but worth it if you are hungry.

Service was quick, prompt and commendable. Ambience was very good as well.
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Had been with my friends to Cafe Masala tonight. The last time I had gone there was almost 4 years back.

The unlimited starters were tasty and the chicken was really soft. Prawn was very mediocre. Mutton starter was amazing. Main course was fine. No one really had much of an appetite for the main course after the overdose of starters. The mutton biryani was ver very good.

The dessert section had jalebi, moong dal halwa, chocolate brownie, caramel bavarian andb lueberry yoghurt (eggless). Along with a chocolate fountain and chocolate flavoured and vanilla ice creams. they were all very very good. The chocolate in the chocolate fountain was very nice and thick.

Slightly expensive at 642/- per head but worth it if you are hungry.

Service was quick, prompt and commendable. Ambience was very good as well.
Where is this place? Directions please. . .
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Where is this place? Directions please. . .
Cafe Masala is on the 5th floor in EVA Mall, the same floor also has Aromas of China (both are part of BJN group)

Eva mall is on Brigade road extn, close to St Joseph college of Commerce.

http://www.bjngroup.in/about/overview.html
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Swensens, HSR layout. Its a new ice-cream joint next door to KFC.
They have some awesome ice-creams. The best part is the plating/presentation for those. Its a bit pricey though. Cost us 600 ( 2 adults + 2 kids ).
The portions are large. So you might want to share if you are going there for dessert after a meal.

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SAKE – the roof top Pan Asian Rest & Lounge at hotel Zuri, Whitefield. Very good ambiance and awesome food; great VFM.

4 drinks, 2 appetizers, 4 main course dishes cost around 5200 inclusive of all taxes and service charge. Highly recommended!
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Had been with my friends to Cafe Masala tonight. The last time I had gone there was almost 4 years back.

The unlimited starters were tasty and the chicken was really soft. Prawn was very mediocre. Mutton starter was amazing. Main course was fine. No one really had much of an appetite for the main course after the overdose of starters. The mutton biryani was ver very good.

The dessert section had jalebi, moong dal halwa, chocolate brownie, caramel bavarian andb lueberry yoghurt (eggless). Along with a chocolate fountain and chocolate flavoured and vanilla ice creams. they were all very very good. The chocolate in the chocolate fountain was very nice and thick.

Slightly expensive at 642/- per head but worth it if you are hungry.

Service was quick, prompt and commendable. Ambience was very good as well.

I went to Cafe Masala yesterday afternoon for lunch. The first time i had gone there, soon after it had opened, I had loved it.
The last time i went there over a year ago I was disappointed.

Yesterday, I was again pretty disappointed.

The aloo- corn tiki was good and the chicken was good. Inspite of asking multiple times there was no mutton starter given to us. The prawns were crappy, the fish was just about ok. There was no coal or any kind of heat in the serving containers (unlike BBQ Nation) and we had to send a few portions back to get stuff which was warm (not hot, warm). The only other starters we got were the paneer tikka and one other veg kabab.
So all in all, we didnt even get all the starters we had paid for. And thats what we had gone for in the first place.
They were more interested in clearing the plates, one second you look to the other side and you have no plate . Had to hold on to the plates to ensure we have them to put the food on . Service was pretty slow, had to ask them multiple times for some of the food items.

Mutton was good in the main course, the chicken was a bit too tomatoish.
Desserts were good, and so was the veg maincourse.

But then at the end of the day, we went to this place for the starters, i can get similar main courses at most places at cheaper prices and similar if not better quality.

I would recommend BBQ nation over this any day, provided you can get a booking at the specific timings they seem to have now.
But I am not going back to this place again, ever.

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...My favourite haunt for authentic Calcutta rolls in Bangalore is Lazeez, on Comm Street or in Koramangala. ...
Where about is Lazeez on Commercial? I knew there used to be an outlet outside Spencers on MG Rd - didnt really notice this one.
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Where about is Lazeez on Commercial? I knew there used to be an outlet outside Spencers on MG Rd - didnt really notice this one.
It is right next to Westside on Comm Street. On the second floor of the adjacent building. Its not very conspicuous from the road itself, i.e. there are no signboards, but if you look up, you will see the signboard on the second floor window.
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It is right next to Westside on Comm Street. On the second floor of the adjacent building. Its not very conspicuous from the road itself, i.e. there are no signboards, but if you look up, you will see the signboard on the second floor window.
Oh thank you, will definitely check it out, reasonable prices I assume?
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Oh thank you, will definitely check it out, reasonable prices I assume?
Absolutely. 250 bucks and two of you will be stuffed to the teeth. And groaning about the calories put on. Dont miss the biryani, Chicken Tikka Butter Masala, Chicken Kassa, and of course the rolls. Rolls are in the range of 40-60 bucks.
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^^ there is a Lazeez in the Rex Theater parking-lot on Brigade Road as well. I've been frequenting that place for years now. Pretty good, and very filling. Reasonable too, considering the prices in Bangalore these days.
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