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Tetsuma
Minoo Desai Marg,Colaba
Rating Good
Call 2287 6578
India Jones
Hotel Trident,Nariman Point
INDIA Jones at the Trident has a Korean set menu at Rs 950,and a Dim Sum menu at Rs 1,250. While the dim sum menu is a great option,we would recommend the Korean set menu purely for diversity as you get a peek at their most popular Korean dishes. We try to balance between authenticity and the Indian palate. However we ensure that we maintain basic tradition,such as
incorporating ample sesame and sesame oil, says executive chef Joy Bhattacharya. They certainly seem to have got it right,with the Broiled tenderloin (Kal Bi Gooi) and Barbecued pork (Deaji Bul Gogi),both excellent. The Chicken and steamed red snapper options were nice,but not as good. Their Water chestnut in jelly topped with iced coconut milk (Tab Tim Krob) was a fabulous end to the meal,although the set menu itself incorporates a healthier
option of fresh fruits.
Rating Very Good
Call 6632 5757
Pan Asian
ITC Grand Maratha,Sahar
PAN Asian offers three set menus plus a sushi and a sashimi menu,but confusingly enough the model is for the entire table (or a minimum of two people) to share the entire menu rather than have individual choice. Essentially,one gets to choose a menu rather than the contents within the menu,although they are always open to personal choice. The set menus range from Rs 950 to Rs 1,800,with the sushi and sashimi menus at Rs 1,450. The good thing is that the food is spot-on. The Salt and Pepper prawns were too lightly seasoned for us,but the prawns were deliciously fresh. The Shredded duck in Hoisin sauce was very good as were the Stir-fried Chinese greens and the Red curry,but the rest werent memorable.
Rating Good
Call 2830 3030
Celini
The Grand Hyatt,Kalina
IT seems odd that in a city that has credible diversity in cuisines,only the oriental ones seem to have set lunches aimed at corporate clientele. Celini at the Grand Hyatt breaks the trend by offering a
reasonably priced set lunch the Pizza set lunch is Rs 999,the Pasta Rs 1,299 and the Main Course set lunch Rs 1,499. The worst part of the Pizza meal was the extremely skip-able mixed salad,but the rest more than made up for it. Celini is famous for its pizza,and rightly so. We would,however,recommend the Main course set menu as it is the culinary superior option. The Beef carpaccio was divine,as was the Grilled trout. We have a lot of seafood options on our menu currently which we will change before monsoon and have more summery dishes, says chef Fabio Mariella. Any Italian restaurant,for us,is defined by its Tiramisu,and Celini does not disappoint.
Rating Excellent
Call 6676 1234
VongWong
Nariman Point
VONGWong,located in the heart of the corporate district in South Mumbai,offers a set lunch menu at Rs 550 and two dim sum options at Rs 695 (six plates) and 595 (four plates). We can tell you from the outset to go for the superior dim sum option,especially because proved to be perfectly balanced between substantial and gluttonous. The hot and sour soup was nice but slightly harsh on the throat. The Steamed prawn dumpling and Chicken sui mai were outstanding,and the rest were nice. The Express set lunch wasnt appreciated as much with the Crispy mixed vegetables having a bit too much lime dressing. The Sweet corn soup wasnt memorable,but the Green Thai curry and Mango ice cream were good.
Rating Good
Call 6620 8000
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