Chitthi Aayi Hai
We tried their Taste Ka Kuan, Tu Cheese Badi Hain Mast Mast, Chitthi Aayi Hai and Paneer Roller Coaster in starters. All four were really delicious, but Chitthi Aayi Hai was my absolute favourite! It was a starter with rumali roti wrapped around paneer and topped with a superb waldorf salad! It was the perfect balance of the spiciness of the paneer and the sweetness of the salad.
Taste Ka Kuan
Taste Ka Kuan was another exceptional dish. Made in the form of a basket with the stuffing of potatoes found in a samosa, it was mixed with coriander chutney, saunth chutney, sweet curd, and topped with lots of sev, and pomegranate and coriander for garnishing. The dish was edible in all its entirety, with the basket serving as the exterior of a samosa. Oh my god, what delicious flavours!Tu Cheese Badi Hai Mast Mast was paneer bhurji mixed with three kind of cheese and served on cheese crackers. Very delicious and a great job done with the mix of cheese in it. You could taste cheese in every bite. Paneer Roller Coaster was a treat to the taste buds like no other. Paneer with cheese, onions and coriander stuffed inside a thin coating of bread, and deep-fried to a crisp perfection. Served piping hot with a peri-peri dip, it simply melted in the mouth!!
Paneer Roller Coaster
Tu Cheese Badi Hai Mast Mast
For main course we tried the Rassedar Aloo Puri and Desi Burrito, and both these dishes were as good as the appetizers. The Aloo Poori was served in a cute little miniature rickshaw, with the curry being absolutely spot-on with spices and salt, and the thin crisp fluffy pooris being the perfect accompaniment! The Desi Burrito however was the dish that blew my mind away! The rice in the burrito were full of spice (not chilli), mixed with paneer tikka and served with 2 chutneys, chips and salad. Very filling and so good!
Rassedar Aloo
Desi Burrito
Jalebi Bai
For dessert we tried Jalebi Bai that was jalebis stacked one atop the other with a filling of kesar pista mousse in between. The jalebi was a little too sweet and not crisp, but it went well with the chilled mousse. The other dessert we tried was the Chocolate Thali. What a disappointment this was! Priced the most expensive out of all the desserts, this dessert had 7-8 different chocolate based desserts in it, and all were below average, maybe except the chocolate ice cream that was the only saving grace.
Chocolate Thali
In drinks we tried their Masala Jeera, Peru and Kalingar and Litchi Rose Juice. Only the Masala Jeera was good in my opinion, the other two were too sweet.
With the food being spectacular, Desiklub only needs to get their drinks and desserts fixed. The desserts were also okay for a bite or two to end the meal on a sweet note, but nothing when compared to the amazing food we had before the desserts.
The prices are very affordable, the presentation is super cute, the staff is extremely courteous and helpful and the service of food is prompt too. A must must try place for all!Address: Maker Chamber 5, Jamanala Bajaj Road, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021Timings: 12 Noon to 11 30PMContact: 022-22833558Disclaimer: The review was done on an invitation from the establishment. All views expressed belong entirely to me and are completely unbiased in nature. However, readers may exercise their own discretion.Connect with me on:Twitter: @sahibagursahaneInstagram: @thetastingforkFacebook: www.facebook.com/thetastingfork
