Had been here a day back for lunch, and it was a delight to have had visited this place. This is located in the Infantry road just opposite to the New Indian Express. They have two parts one is the Express and the other is the Bistro. As the name defines Express is for fast service and quick bites. They have all the ranges of Croissants and chats and quick bites. Tried their Chicken soup and their Indian Meal Main course with a salad and it was good. Their dum biryani is a must try, the chicken is so well cooked. And vegetarians don't worry they have amazing options for you'll as well. They have some amazing paneer and Daal Makhni. Their desserts were a delight. I loved their phirni with gelabeies and their Chocolate Gulab Jamun was awesome. The jamun being so soft and their warm chocolate bursting out from the middle. It's a perfect place if you want to have great Indian food. They even give you amazing offers in the buffet choices for a really reasonable rates.

Visited this brand-new buffet place called ‘Moxa Bistro’ at Infantry Road just next to the Indian Express building, over their special buffet last weekend. Was awed by the ambience of the place which is very subtle and astute. It was post-noon and the place was well lit-up with the natural light, endowing an altogether different feel to the sober décor. The buffet is a very carefully crafted three course meal, which starts with the servings of delectable starters – ample variety both for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. I tried their signature ‘Veg Kurkure’ which not only looked very classy and awesome but also tasted delicious, served with a rich helping of sweet sauce. I also loved their ‘Kandhari Paneer Tikka’ which was cooked to perfection, very soft and refreshing with the side salads and chutneys. The starters were accompanied with a very rich selection of mocktails, must haves in the hot weather outside. The mocktail that really stood out for me was the ‘Rose Lassi’, not usually found so easily in Bangalore. The main-course comprised of a wide variety of options – through-and-through in appetizers, mains and desserts. I started with the ‘Tomato Shorba Dhaniya’ soup which was good & flavorsome, but seemed a little undercooked. This was followed with a helping each of ‘Greek Salad’ & ‘Dahi Bhalla Chaat’. ‘Greek Salad’ was spot on, however the first round of ‘Dahi Bhalla Chat’ had become a little soggy maybe because it was served in the buffet much before we started eating. In main course, I loved their ‘Garlic Fried Rice’, which went very well with ‘Stir Fried Vegetables in Soya Sauce’. In Indian spread, loved their ‘Paneer Makhani’ and ‘Vilayati Tawa Subz’. ‘Dal Makhni’ also went well with the ‘Biryani Rice’, but the gravy of ‘Dal Makhni’ was a little more running & less creamier then expected. These delectable dishes also went very well with the freshly prepared and served choice of breads – ‘Stuffed Amritsari Kulcha’, ‘Naan’, ‘Paratha’ & ‘Tandoori Roti’. The Kofta curry was also delicious. Desserts had ‘Kesari Ras Malai’ and ‘Chocolate Gulab Jamun’, both of which were delicious. It was the very first time in life that I tried Gulab Jamuns with hot chocolate filling, which was a great combination to say the least. Not to forget, this amazing experience comes at a very reasonable price of 499+ GST and if you buy buffet for 4 people, you get buffet for 1 complementary free. This was certainly one of the very good buffets I have had in Bangalore and will certainly recommend a visit.