30 March,2009 07:49 AM IST | | Manish Gaekwad
With their international five-zone decor, Malad's new restobar wants to offer the suburbs a sensory treat. But the food is just old recipes dished out on new bone china
Neways, Malad's new restobar is decorated in splendid hues. They've divided the place into five sections; a love zone, green space, white bar, smoking room (where you can eat too) and a general family foyer in the centre. They score on design, but lack in space. While we marveled at the ingenuity of the idea, we realised that all sections were like pocket dreams of what they wanted to be in grandeur.u00a0
Main course by way of menu doesn't have variety, so we settled for Murgh Lahori (Rs 190) and Roomali Rotis (Rs 20 each). Nothing to wag our tongues about. If it wasn't a new place, we'd say the food here is dated. Not in an unkind way though; just old recipes dished on new bone china.
Servings: Portions are good, though if you're all by yourself, you are likely to chow down everything you order without a thought, since hunger has no taste and the food isn't something you want to rave about till it gets cold.
We don't want to sound fussy but really, why were they playing Eminem songs?
At 4, Renis Apartments, behind Bank of India, off Link Road, next to Pride Privilege Inn, Malad (W).
Open from 11 am to 1.30 pm for lunch, and 4 pm to 1.30 am for dinner.
Call: 28793999
Neways didn't know we were there. WHAT's ON reviews anonymously and pays for meals