The rain didn't stop and it was drizzling still. The Kenyan black coffee we had in the morning at Starbucks couldn't keep us energetic for long. It was after noon and we both started feeling hungry.
As we had ordered sandwiches and muffins earlier in the morning at starbucks, we were not extremely hungry. So we decided to go some place nearby. We started walking under the umbrella and we reached the Delhi Highway.
As we weren't totally hungry we decided to just go for a butter naan and a paneer butter masala.
And my partner went for Laccha, the wheat variant of the regular naan.
The order wasn't seeming to be arriving soon and we both ended up finishing up the amla and the mango pickle that was kept on the table.
And finally the order was served. Nothing much to comment on the food here, as the naan was like that of the other decent restaurants in Chennai. I will be writing a detailed blog post on the menu some other day in near future.
As I was doubtful whether I would get hungry again, I ordered another butter naan, as I felt it's much economic than ordering a sandwich in the cafes.
But I should say that the paneer butter masala was the best of the things I ever had in Chennai.
So here goes my verdict
Price: 4 / 5
Quantity: 4 / 5
Quality: 5 / 5
Ambience: 4 / 5
Speed: 4 / 5
As we had ordered sandwiches and muffins earlier in the morning at starbucks, we were not extremely hungry. So we decided to go some place nearby. We started walking under the umbrella and we reached the Delhi Highway.
As we weren't totally hungry we decided to just go for a butter naan and a paneer butter masala.
And my partner went for Laccha, the wheat variant of the regular naan.
The order wasn't seeming to be arriving soon and we both ended up finishing up the amla and the mango pickle that was kept on the table.
And finally the order was served. Nothing much to comment on the food here, as the naan was like that of the other decent restaurants in Chennai. I will be writing a detailed blog post on the menu some other day in near future.
As I was doubtful whether I would get hungry again, I ordered another butter naan, as I felt it's much economic than ordering a sandwich in the cafes.
But I should say that the paneer butter masala was the best of the things I ever had in Chennai.
So here goes my verdict
Price: 4 / 5
Quantity: 4 / 5
Quality: 5 / 5
Ambience: 4 / 5
Speed: 4 / 5
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