Rain Forest

Critic´s Review

• Food: 3 / 5
• Service: 3 / 5
• Decor: 3 / 5

-By Rashmi Uday Singh

Mumbaikars are enjoying the wild experience at Rainforest Restobar - they've popped up in Andheri over the last year and, as this book goes to press, are planning to open in Bandra-Kurla too. Cosy up with monkeys and crocodiles against the murmur of waterfalls and dig into their multi-cuisine Indian, Chinese and Italian menu. Pop in for their buffet lunches - a soup, salad and three main courses all topped off with dessert for only Rs. 425. The extensive a la carte menu features pastas (Canneloni Florentine and even Prawn Lasagne; risotto too), dim sums and platters. Pomfret, Prawn and Rawas are there on the menu for seafood lovers prepared in Goan, Tandoori and Malwani styles. Amritsari Masala and Malwani Fish Curry are a few other dishes. All the usual Chinese (Fish Lemon Garlic, Prawns in chilli sauce) and Italian (Pollo Lasagne) suspects can be had here. Sizzlers can even be prepared in Chinese and Italian styles as per preferences. Indian specialities include Murgh Mussallam and Chicken Tandoori Masala along with Dal Makhni. Good array for vegetarians: Paneer Butter Pepper, Vegetables in Oyster Sauce, Amritsar Chhole, Cheese Bhindi Masala, Vegetables in Hoisin, Paneer, Lemon Cilantro Sauce, Vegetables in Green Pepper Sauce, and many more. For dessert, try the Sizzling Brownie or Tiramisu, I look forward to experiencing the jungle soon.