<img title="The venue includes a gaming cubicle" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/jun/gaming-cubicle.jpg" alt="The venue includes a gaming cubicle" /> The venue includes a gaming cubicle
Board games are now a staple on the checklist of cool things to include at a restaurant. Be it drinking nights with the gang or a lunch meeting at a caf&eacute;, games have crept up at all kinds of joints.
Ministry of Games, however, is a gaming zone first and a cafe later. This new hang-out in Mulund shares its food menu and owners with the Love &amp; Latte franchise. But unlike other food spots, you pay by the hour to play here, and it isn&rsquo;t mandatory to order eats. An hour of gaming (board or video) will cost you Rs 150 per person (or Rs 500 for the whole day), which might feel steep for a large group, as you shell out extra for the food. The board game range is wide - Pictionary, Monopoly, Catan, Scrabble, Game of Thrones and many more. The staff will happily assist you with the rules of a game you have never heard of.
<img title="Maize And Black Bean Panini " src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/jun/maizeandblackbeanpanini.jpg" alt="Maize And Black Bean Panini " /> Maize And Black Bean Panini&nbsp;
There is a variety of seating for different gamers; a bean bag cubicle with a PlayStation and a few gaming CDs and felt-top tables for board gamers. If you wish to play for free and just order some food, opt for a table on which you can play X and O on with markers. The floor&rsquo;s chessboard-tiled too! We settled for a game of Mortal Kombat and two glasses filled with deliciousness that were Banana Chocolate Smoothie (Rs 180) and Red Velvet Divine Shake (Rs 200). Mid-way through sorely losing a game, we chose a Maize and Black Bean Panini (Rs 150) and Spiced Cottage Cheese Roll (Rs 150) from their all-vegetarian menu. Both helped raise our spirits; the panini made for a healthy snack with a generous stuffing of black beans in a perfectly soft bread. The cottage cheese roll satisfied the paneer-lover in us with its delicate cubes laced with a plethora of spices.
After a round of gaming, we moved to the marker-friendly tables to finish the rest of our meal - a mundane Alfredo Fusilli Pasta (Rs 200) and a deliciously frothy Caramel Frapp&eacute; (Rs 160). With decent food and interesting gaming options, Ministry Of Games makes for a good idea for a date night or a theme-based party.
TIME: 11 am to 1 am AT: UG 34, Nirmal Galaxy Aviour, LBS Marg, Mulund (W). CALL: 60506661

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