Among the most productive restaurateurs in the nation, Priyank Sukhija began his excursion at 19 years old, with capital from his dad, he set up a café (Lazeez Affaire in New Delhi's Malcha Marg) to cultivate his pioneering enthusiasm. Twenty years on, Lazeez Affaire is flourishing in an industry that sees quick beat, and Sukhija's portfolio at the First Fiddle Pvt Ltd has extended to 15 brands including Lord of the Drinks, Tamasha and Plum By Bent Chair, Dragonfly Experience) with 35+ outlets any tallying across four urban communities. Discussing the capital New Delhi seemingly has the best nourishment scene in India. Loads of new, test settings have sprung up over the most recent five years, and they give solid rivalry to a couple of long-standing eateries that have endured the test. His present count remains at 27, the dissident may have opened in any event a couple more. Among them his effective outlet chain.
With a name like 'Lord of the Drinks', the café forthright mentions to you what's in store. Arranged inside Phoenix Marketcity, the rambling resto-bar, covering a zone of 11,000 sq ft, it is the longest island bar in the city.
Spread more than two stories, it has upholstered leather furniture, diminish lighting and projection mapping innovation executed on the dividers. A Game of Thrones-motivated 'Iron Throne' at the passageway has advanced toward a few Instagram pictures.
The spot is spread more than two stories - the levels of music on the ground floor may be a touch unreasonably noisy for a few (to be reasonable, we went on a Friday evening) however the open first floor is quieter. The drinks menu is broad and contains signature mixed drinks, brew and base alcohols. Costs are higher than normal.
Alongside cooking styles from around the globe, homegrown options like 'Guntur Kodive Pudu', 'Mandya Mutton Chukka', 'Mangalore Ghee Roast' and 'Black powder Crab Lollipop' add a nearby touch to the menu. An unquestionable requirement attempt principle course segment is the Boozy Zone, which offers interesting blends like 'Jack Daniels imbued Dal Makhni' and 'Vodka Prawns Biryani.
We attempted hors d'oeuvres like the 'Casto Chicken' (hurled chicken in a sushi-style introduction that is very yummy), 'Great Prawn Tempura' (delicate and succulent however not chewy, kinds of the broccoli and mushroom supplemented that of the prawns) and the veggie lover form of the Tempura (which appeared to be a poor cousin of sushi).
At the point when we previously knew about Lord of The Drinks, it was a direct result of its 200-feet bar, the longest in Asia, at its Mumbai outlet. It additionally made waves down south when it opened in Chennai not long ago. At long last, the well-known chain of bars, known for its medieval-themed vibe, (consider Game Thrones and Hobbits), comes to Bengaluru at a swanky new space in Whitefield. We brought an outing down to the region to check whether it satisfies everyone's expectations. The primary thing we spotted as we entered was a copy of the 'Iron Throne' from GOT at the passage. The remainder of the scene was done up with gold and imperial purple accents. We settled down at a table on the primary floor, disregarding the occupied Whitefield Main Road, and examined the bar menu.
The broad nourishment menu has everything from a Bruschetta Bar to sushi and nearby eats. The dishes that stood apart for us were the Spicy Chicken Katsu Sushi, Banjara Chicken Tikka, Bailey's Murgh Malai and the Mandya Mutton Chukka. The shichimi cleaned piece seared chicken worked truly well with the rice and the Tonkatsu sauce in the sushi. The Murgh Malai had a rich marination of flavors and Baileys, which was sweet-smelling and smooth. The sheep, one of our top picks, was an interesting dish with red chilies, dark pepper, and curry leaves.
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