Dine on the top of the world

At Indus Kitchen, you can dig into delicious kheer as you take in a panoramic view of the city. WHAT's ON dropped in for a dekkho

At Indus Kitchen, you can dig into delicious kheer as you take in a panoramic view of the city. WHAT's ON dropped in for a dekkho

If you want to spend a romantic evening with your partner or just spend it ruminating, pay a visit to the newly-launched terrace eatery on Senapati Bapat Road, Foodlink Court. Located on top of one of the tallest buildings in the city, it offers a panoramic view. The restaurant has various dining options, including, Indus Kitchen (North-West frontier cuisine), Sky Bar and Grill (Italian diner), FL Lounge (the lounging area) and Sundowners (private dinner area), though the last two are yet to open their doors.

The Salad bar at Foodlink Court

Ambience: The interiors are done in wood and are classy. The restaurant is divided into sections. While Indus Kitchen has an indoor seating area, Sky Bar & Grill is located on the terrace and is open only in the evening.

The buffet: Priced at Rs 275, the buffet includes soup, salads, main course and desserts. It consists of Chicken Adraki and Carrot, Greek Salad, Caesar Salad, Penne Pasta Salad, Malian Salad, Aloo Chaat, Mix Raita, Continental Bread Basket, Dal Bukhara, Green Peas Pulao, Lahori Paneer, Mutter Mushroom, Stuffed Tomato, Veg au Gratin, Potato Marcheus, Murg Lahori, Grilled Fish, and desserts including Zaffrani Kheer, Gulab Jamun, Orange Stuffed Cake, Strawberry Cheese Cake, and Coffee Chiffon Cake. Fresh watermelon juice is also available.

We started off with the soup, which tasted delicious. There were no preservatives or extra sauces added to it.
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The Greek Salad, Caesar Salad and Pasta Salad were refreshing as well as filling. The Dal Bukhara looked tempting and was succulent, but the Lahori Paneer had a rubbery feel to it and the gravy was too sweet. The Stuffed Tomato was yummy but the Mutter Mushroom was just average. Of the lot, the tastiest dish was the Murg Lahori. Though we were full to the brim, we managed to sample their desserts as well. The Zafrani Kheer was well made, though the Gulab Jamun was a tad too sweet.

Service: Though, initially, the waiters were attentive, after a certain point, they seemed to lose interest and vanished into thin air.

At: T-Floor, B Wing, ICC Towers, Senapati Bapat Road.
Call: 66239999.
Open from 12 pm to 3.30 pm and7 pm to 12 am

Foodlink Court didn't know What's On was there. We review anonymously and pay for our meals.