It has moved address, it has changed its name yet the old Shalom is still as popular as ever. you're not expected to bolt your food and run. It is as much a bar as it is a restaurant. If you've been to the old Shalom just once or twice, you may not even realize that you are in a different location. Certainly the interiors are largely the same: the bar is in...more...

The multi cuisine format of yore gets a new makeover, but it still appeals to the cross-section of humanity that visit Connaught Place. The restaurant is on two floors and has loungy, comfortable sofas on the first floor. Theres a lift to take you to the first floor at the entrance itself. Upstairs, the second floor has outdoor seating that affords a magnificent view...more...

It has much going for it but needs a bit of refining to realize its full potential. This brand new eatery is the brainchild of two hospitality professionals who know their onions, so expect it to get better and more polished over time. This is where the restaurant falters. It has a great location, beside a mall, in an office building right on the National Highway....more...

An extremely pleasant blend between an informal mall restaurant and a well-appointed fine-dining space. An extensive western section, a patisserie counter just outside, a small Indian section - there really is something for everybody here. The one restaurant in this mall to bring in a touch of class. Mistral is classy even in its informal areas. It caters to all...more...

Great pizzas in unassuming surroundings, a neighbourhood market has pizzas and salads that are worth travelling far to sample. This is where Fat Lulu’s disappoints. The furniture is like a government school: wooden chairs with not a shred of comfort. Industrial strength lighting more suited to a factory. Rather unappealing pencil sketches of fat women contorting...more...