Rahul Eggs was not
birthed, founded or started; it was surely hatched to serve 350 variants of
omelets.
Get down at Keshav
Puram metro Station, in the service lane this small eatery cat be located. The
place is an air-conditioned college canteen. Walls are full of posters of appreciation
from news channels, food magazines and other eminent.
Like any restaurant
menu, has a section of Veg and Non-Veg. Man, you are serving only omelets and
you are talking of Veg and Non-Veg, you mean to say you have a Green Dot
certified Eggs? Hold On. Veg omelets are the ones, which has only vegetables
and egg as the ingredient apart from spice and oil. The Non-Veg variants are
the ones that have vegetables replaced for chicken and mutton.
The effort is great
and innovative, but the hold factor is missing. We tried five variants and not
much difference in taste for tongue. Eyes get a good treat, aggravates the
hunger and becomes impossible yours hands away moment the omelet is served.
Each variant tried scores highly on aesthetic scale.
Monaco variant omelets
inspired from Monaco biscuit has beautiful decorated toppings. A small bread
piece topped with a layer of salami, boiled egg and veggies. The bread base was
soft like the topping and the crunch was missing. I feel, if the toasted crispy
bread replaces the soft one, it may increase the mouth feel by times. We also ordered
Chicken Jalandhari, Vegetable Jalandhari and Vegetable Indian Omelet (not able to recall
exact name… L).
Chicken Jalandhari was
the unanimously chosen hero of all the variants tried. It was like, a slice of
bread with loads of chicken, coated with omelet and garnished with veggies and
plenty of mayonnaise and tandoori orange sauce.
Indian omelet decorated
with Indian tricolor sauces well pronounced the name. Sauces orange, white and
green were very “Bharatiya”.
The taste of all the
variants was close, so more held by their looks than the beauty. In war of
presentation and taste, the taste is always the winner. However, we first eat
with eyes and it sets a high expectation. However, 350 is a big number to
taste, judge and comment. Might be the sample selected is not the correct
representation of population.
The omelets were quite
filling and had a good satiety value. We went there in the evening around four,
and had to skip dinner. One omelet per head as a snack is enough and two kicks
off dinner from the plan
The price is in medium
range, we paid close to 700 for 2 cold drinks and 5 omelet. Maximum price
noticed was around 210, which is decent considering the amount of infused
chicken and mutton.
Cannot be called a
fine dine, neither a street shop. A good place if you are feeling too romantic
for eggs and omelet. The packing is good and keeps the omelet intact till your
place, warm it in microwave and have your meal.
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