Bharat Sahal
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Had a very beautiful and serene experience at this place. Located in Aerocity Worldmark 4, this is within the Roseate House on the first floor. Not difficult to locate, just a bit hidden due to its architecture. Took the elevator from the ground floor to reach it. They have a very clean but peculiar ambience of the whole place. You could see the chef preparing all the orders in front of you, though it's a bit in the back, it's all visible, like an open kitchen, live kitchen. Decorated with hung large bells of Hindu temples over one big family table, you'd begin to think that they must serve all vegetarian dishes and certainly no alcohol. But it's quite the contrary, the menu lists some very nice non-veg dishes as well. Though, we didn't have any. Coming on the menu, it is a digital menu, you'd have to scan a QR code sitting on the table to access it and order via QR code as well. So even when you go home, you can still very well access the menu as it stays downloaded on your phone until you delete it. We had ordered their Special Dal and some koftas which turned out to be sweet. With that we had Garlic Naan and Missi Roti which were just yum to pair with it. For dessert, we had Paan Rasmalai.
I almost forgot to mention the starters, which one should when writing these reviews. We had Chakundar Chilgoze ki Tikki and a chaat.
Although it's one of the most expensive places I've ever been for food, we did enjoy it as we were lucky enough to get some very cool discounts when paying.
So that's it. Go out there and have a blast if your wallet permits, that is.