Bombay Brasserie

Beware all ye hungry souls..A food post coming up..

Went to Bombay Brasserie last night. Finally have started eating chicken and it feels good!! :) um..um..good.
When I got my visa for CSU way back in 2000, thats where my Mavshi took me for dinner. This was a new concept. BB had an unlimited kabab buffet where they charged 350 Rs for non-veg and 250 rs for the veg menu. They served 8 kinds of kababs, biryani, daal + roti and sweet (icecream, gulab jamun, firni and rabdi). They started with the regular kababs (chicken tikka, chicken shahajahani etc), moved on to a couple of seekhs. You could have unlimited portions of each and if you liked somethng, you could have more of a particular kabab. Each and every kind of kabab was unique and tasty. By the time you reached to Biryani, you really did no justice to it.

Last night, we decided to go there after much planning and anticipation, only to find out that they now have the kabab buffet only in the mornings..bummer!!

Although all the kababs are in the menu and cost about 160-180 rs each, you do not really order one of each kind of kabab. We ordered three and each one was awesome (especially the seekh pudina). The main course of chicken gravy etc was okay. Somehow since we were all prepared to dig into a all-meat dinner, it was a little disappointing.

My craving for kababs is not yet satiated and I am sure I will go there on a weekday for lunch!!

Directions to the place: Go up to Ruby Hall Clinic on Dhole Patil road. Drive straight to the end of this road where you will find Mainland China, La Dolce Vita and Bombay Brasserie.