I recently had the pleasure of dining at Chopstick, a bustling restaurant that has made a name for itself in serving delectable Chinese cuisine. Despite a few minor hiccups, my overall experience was quite delightful.
To kick off our meal, we opted for the Chicken Manchow soup priced at Rs. 120, and the Mountain chicken, a starter priced at Rs. 160. The soup was a warm and comforting bowl of flavors, with a perfect balance of spices. It had a rich chicken broth, and the tender chunks of chicken added a delightful texture. The Mountain chicken, on the other hand, was a delicious appetizer that packed a punch with its bold seasoning. It was a great way to whet our appetite for the main course.
Moving on to the main dishes, we ordered the Egg Chicken Fried Rice priced at Rs. 170 and the Kung-Pao chicken priced at Rs. 150. While the Kung-Pao chicken lived up to our expectations with its flavorful combination of spices and tender chicken, the Egg Chicken Fried Rice fell short. The rice lacked the desired amount of flavor and could have used a bit more seasoning. It didn't quite meet our expectations, considering the otherwise impressive taste of the starters.
One aspect that could be improved upon was the ambience. The restaurant's AC was unfortunately not functioning during our visit, making it a rather hot dining experience. However, the attentive staff did their best to make up for the discomfort, constantly checking in on us and ensuring we were comfortable.
Another minor setback was the waiting time. Chopstick is undoubtedly a popular spot, evident from the constant stream of customers. Consequently, the kitchen seemed to be quite busy, resulting in a delay in serving our food. Nonetheless, the wait was worth it as the dishes were deliciously prepared.
Despite these slight hiccups, the vibrant atmosphere, friendly service, and excellent flavors at Chopstick left a positive impression. The restaurant's commitment to delivering authentic Chinese cuisine shines through in their carefully crafted dishes. I would highly recommend trying their Chicken Manchow soup and Mountain chicken starters, as well as their delightful Kung-Pao chicken.
Chopstick's dedication to providing a memorable dining experience is evident, and I look forward to returning to explore more of their enticing menu in the future.
"Don't judge a book through its cover" the proverb goes well with this place. Pocket friendly place with good Chinese sauce taste.
Very famous for its quantity. Popular among the college goers.
Pocket friendly counter. Quick served, good taste. Try some combo. One of the old and top restaurant at Parnasree area. you can go out for small party. Quality of food is pretty nice. Price is very reasonable.
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