Looking back , I am stunned to realize that my last post was
almost 3 months ago.Wait, it was not because I was dieting – in fact, far from
it – I was traveling and eating with abandon. Well I guess the only reason
would be writers block (sheer laziness :P ) !
I visited Copper Chimney a while ago with my friends for
dinner, after some window shopping at Inorbit mall.
The ambiance is very warm and cozy – it’s not really
bustling with people, but any way we had booked ahead to avoid any last minute
disappointments.
We started off with Chicken soup.
Chicken soup |
It came quickly enough but
though it was packed with flavors, could not completely relish it due to the
fact that it was just warm. Had it been served piping hot, we would have
enjoyed it much more.
Next we had the Murgh Kali mirch , which was boneless
cubes of chicken marinated in yoghurt and spiked with black pepper.
Murgh Kali Mirch |
It had the
distinct flavour of being grilled in the tandoor and was just melt in the
mouth.
For mains , we had the butter naans along with the copper
house specialty Chicken Bharta, which is shredded chicken cooked in a mildly
spiced onion, tomato rich gravy .
Chicken Bharta and Butter naan |
It went perfectly with the naan but I prefer
my curries a little more spicy.
We couldn’t leave without trying the Dum Ghosht Biriyani –
one whiff is enough to get your mouth watering.
Dum Ghosht Biriyani |
The lamb was tender and the
biriyani had the rich flavor of saffron shining through.
No meal is complete without dessert and we were divided
between the malai kulfi with falooda and the gulab jamun . Finally we ordered
both.
Gulab Jamun |
The gulab jamun was nice and not overly sweet but the star
of the evening was the kulfi with falooda.
Kulfi with Falooda |
We were a little surprised seeing it
– I guess I expected it to come in a glass being falooda and all. We even
cribbed about it being so tiny. But one spoonful and we took back our words.
Easily one of the best Indian desserts I’ve had in recent times.
Copper chimney is on the pricy side, but then we enjoyed the
food- we availed an ongoing offer of 15% discount on Citibank credit card so
that made the bill more pleasing. I must
mention the extremely eager to please staff – almost on the verge of annoying
;) .
Location – 1st Floor, Inorbit Mall, EPIP Area, Whitefield,Bangalore
Price (for 3) – Rs 2100
Yum-O-Meter – 3.5/5
Hey, no idea how I missed this post. Seen Copper Chimney several times, but never ventured in. I love kulfi, and your description of it makes me want to try some. Maybe post Lent!!!
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