Cringing, craving, bingeing, braving... you always have an opinion on what's hot and what's not in your city and we just love to hear it. Besides, there's no better place to satiate that itch to bitch!
I like the idea of mulling over a 12-year-old Kentucky bourbon whilst tapping my toes to live musicians performing rhythm ānā blues, jazz or rock n roll. Now Soul Fry Casa once again offers me this and more.
Friday nights and Soul Fry Casa transforms into is a live music bar which manages to combine two qualities rarely married in Mumbai: it's very, very trendy whilst being openly accessible to all. People are attracted by more than just the setting - live music, acoustic or multi-piece sets can be enjoyed every Friday night when groupies spontaneously begin dancing. The music is what... read more
This jewel of a place is camouflaged behind the small shops n trees on the road from Fountain towards kala ghoda.... Had been to this place in the lunch break with some of my colleagues.... Food - 4/5 - Typical Goan food well prepared n served the traditional way (all copper utensils). The fish preparation were very tasty with the right mix of masalas n a fresh fish. The fish thali is served with good portions of fried fish, shell fish and curry. Sufficient for 1 hungry stomach. Service - 4/5 - Service is prompt n the staff is courteous enough to help you with the menu and the portions... read more
This place is a complete yes yes.. for coastal food lovers.. music lovers.. the prawns, teesri (shell fish), bombli fry, chicken is awesome.. A wonderful joint to enjoy with family and friends. Good service and fully paisa vasool :)
The restaurant is an authentic Goan food joint serving near home-style Goan food in a-la carte and thali format. The joint is frequented by the office going crowd who are tired of the Punjabi/Mughlai food and are out to entertain their clients (or themselves!) to some unique Goan fare. In the evening though you will find many families in the restaurant.
The table itself is wooden, with all table mats ā adorned with sketches of Mario Miranda ā telling a little story about some aspect of Goa. The cutlery is heavy, the plate is heavy copper/steel, and water is served in traditional brass... read more