It was a Friday afternoon that we decided to visit this restaurant . I had bought coupons and was very curious to see this place and taste their dishes .
We arrived around 5 pm . We were shocked to see that we were the only customers . The restaurant is situated inside the Souq not at the seafront . There was a tree and some chairs in front of the restaurant and that looked inviting . However we were afraid from the flies and decided to go in . It was a charming Indian interior in rustic style . At first glance I found it lovely until I noticed those paintings in large baroque frames . They looked awful and spoilt all the charm of pure village home .
The second shock came when we learnt they had no toilet we had to go outside nearly to the sea shore the find one !
We had to wait minimum 20 minutes though we were the only customers . My butter chicken was tasty but stale . The rice as well . I got stomach ache at once . My husband had mutton and he found it mediocre . Our son was the happiest among us he liked their hamburgers very much .
Long story short - I had this "deja vue " or " deja mangee" feel ... yes this is the old Caravan restaurant's style dishes ! It reminded me that place very much !
That old restaurant that burnt down some years ago at the Ramada junction . And officially they never reopened ! I remember then many people told about them " jack of all trades but master of nothing " - and really this restaurant offered dishes from India , China , Nepal .
My greatest concern about their cuisine was that it was not fresh at all .!
We had the dessert outside under a tree . The sea smell reached this terrace , the heat was bearable - we were sitting and relaxing there watching the small clouds in the blue sky . It was nice and memorable . What a luck that nobody can put baroque paintings on the sky - i thought . If one day I return then it will be for these chairs and tree and the memory of the sky .
If I long for Indian flavours in the future I would choose rather Zaoq or Black pepper .
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
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