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Rated: Poor

based on 3 reviews

Blue Waters Restaurant & Bar

Formerly Papillon Park, Opp. Tata Power House, New Link Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai

26743311, 26743213, 26743615, 26743215, 26744805

Locality Andheri (W)
Place Type Bar, Restaurant, Lounge
Food Type International
Price
Expensive
Additional Information
Credit cards accepted
Tags
banquet hookah terrace restaurant andheri roof-top open-air
 

Rated: Awful

harshkhoda

Jul 23, 2008

Nothing BAD was awaiting!!!

Just 3 days back me decided to be there to experience the "BLUE WATERS" after long sessions of argument with my gurl(obviously me wanting to try) to visit that place....
Add to my luck as soon as I entered this place it was a filthy experience from the entrance itself...though the Ambience looks good (with a dash of Traffic Noise) we decided to take the upstair terrace for Hukka & Kebab...but again were disastered by finding no-one there with a few waiters (behaving as though were PIMPS and we were thier PREY for the evening) and a gang of typi-uncles snorting on the hukka with glasses of liquor....finally we gathered some courage and sat on the diwans and called for the menu(which hardly has anything more than Biryanis & Kebabs)....and not able to bear the degraded ouselves we got off and ran out of that place like it was on flames.....So ultimately guyz truz me on dis n be thr only if you want to experience some dirty eyes, feel like a street side getting treated royally and insult yourselves....

AND yeah forgot to mention this..... they have a mezzanine floor with a Banquet Hall...and during my unfortunate catastrophic visit there was some kinda "Mahurat" or a "Lauch Party" for some B-Grade Hindi Movie called "MISSION" with those typical aspiring MODELS and AUNTS with all the Cosmetic Appearance with Fags in thier fingers thronging the way upstairs to the Hukka & Kebab Section!!!!!!!

God Bless who all still dare to visit this BLue Waters to get thier nerves turn BLUE!!!!!

Rated: Average

Lashkar

Lashkar

Apr 24, 2008

Blue makes you see Red

Lovely location, ambiance but extremely disappointing in terms of food. The chinese is below par. Moghlai a little better. The only saving grace was the chef's recommendation for the day. The papads came burnt & the staff threw major attitude.

Rated: Awful

shamz

shamz

Mar 30, 2008

Goan Festival!

Well, I read about the Goan food festival in a few papers; and since blue waters was so close to home; I decided to check it out.

The total area of the restaurant is huge; it has an outdoor area with an open kitchen for the tandoor dishes. It has an indoor restaurant, and also a terrace area (which was so dimly lit, I couldn’t see my plate). The second floor has a party/banquet hall for parties and conferences. After checking out the terrace, we decided to sit in the indoor restaurant. Initially, what was disappointing was the lack of people in the restaurant (all three floors combined). It looked that there were three tables in the entire restaurant, so the place looked gloomy. A lot of effort had been put in to make people get the ‘Goan’ feed (hawaian shirts, fishing nets on the wall, big plastic fish.. the works), but that didn’t help much. To sum up the interiors and atmosphere in one word, gloomy.

Anyways, we ordered the crab special for starters and chicken vindaloo and rice for the main course. Let me vent out my anger over the bad food in as few words as possible. The crab: it wasn’t goan, it was crab cooked in schewan sauce; the waiter then says that ya.. the goan crab is made in schewan sauce.. wtf $%#^???. The quantity of rice would have sufficed a sparrow, and the chicken vindaloo was soo bad, that we actually couldn’t eat beyond the first two spoons (by which time the rice got over :) ).

Restaurants like blue waters should stick to making Indian food, the common dishes that are popularly ordered. If they decide to do a theme for a month; they should atleast hire a good chef first. I don’t think I am going back to blue waters again..