I recently had the pleasure of dining at this charming restaurant with a group of colleagues to celebrate Doctor’s Day and bid farewell to one of our own. After much research on social media, we decided on this location and were greatly satisfied and proud with our decisions. Upon arrival, we found that while there was no designated parking, we were able to find spots on the street. The roads were not congested and the area seemed safe for cars. As we walked in, we were greeted by a lush garden and two furry friends from a nearby house who wagged their tails in welcome. The interior of the restaurant was stunning and inviting, with comfortable seating and a pleasing aesthetic. There was also outdoor seating available, but due to the threat of rain, we opted to sit inside. It was beautiful gush of rain though. Idk for some reason they had a projector and a screen to, and yesss we were ready to enjoy some nice movies (probably not Bollywood VFX though), but they didn’t. I keep high expectations😂. The restaurant offered two menus - one for food and one for drinks - both of which were quite extensive and kind of expensive too. For those who prefer a more visual approach, (like me who would do “Eena Meena Deeka” to choose foods and pray it to be a good for sight atleast 😛) there was also a QR code menu available with pictures of the dishes. The service was exceptional and the staff were very friendly and gentle to talk to. The food was delicious and in a humorous coincidence, the color of each dish we ordered seemed to match the color of our clothing! The presentation of the mocktails and food was creative and visually appealing. All of the drinks were flavorful and refreshing, from the virgin mojito to the pina colada to the watermelon juice to the fresh lime juice. Even the hot water had a certain prestige to it! The food was equally impressive - the cheese macaroni was rich and decadent, and even the salad (affectionately referred to as ‘ghaas phoos’ by one of our group) was delightful. The mocktails were beautifully decorated and so creative - I mean, who puts mint in a lemon as doration on a mojito? Genius! After enjoying our meal and taking in the beauty of the restaurant, we did what any group would do - took photos with the restaurant’s logo! It made for some great memories. As we left the premises, those big chubby dogs came out of their balcony to say goodbye. They even opened the gate with their paws and waved goodbye from afar. The only downside was that it took quite some time for our food to arrive. However, it was well worth the wait for the fresh, warm dishes. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for its fantastic food, exceptional service, charming atmosphere, friendly staff, and adorable furry friends and beautiful Garden and genius decorating ideas.