It hardly qualifies for any of the basic requirement of a good restaurant. Be it hygiene, taste, service or logistics.
Plates were seated with mosquitoes. Flies were having playtime over the counter. When informed their chef at the live counter, that there are flies sitting at the food, he giggled and tried to scare them. Hard Rock café gave a feel of hard rock street food, and the café was absent.
Taste was playing hide and seek, and we lost against it, couldn’t locate and bang it anywhere in any of the viands. We opted for buffet option, and the food served was sad and bad. Chicken cooked in mushroom sauce could be put to best use if used with catapult. It was so hard to chew that no use other than hitting it as a stone towards your enemy popped up in my mind. Chapati or roti, couldn’t be called them by that name, it was definitely something else. Starters were served at the live counter; the process of intermediate cooking them was so slow that queue was built up from ground floor going up to first floor.
We made a corporate booking for the lunch, and when we
reached they were completely clueless about the booking. Attendants were not aware;
they were looking at each other’s face and suddenly one of them rushed for
their boss to conform for the booking and came after 5 minutes informing us
that he is on some call. And we were standing all this time and nobody displayed
courtesy to ask us to sit.
The staff was not aware of what is included in the corporate package we booked and what is not. Someone ordered something and they returned after few minutes informing that this is not for you, and the person has to go through the whole menu once again. On questioning them, what is included they were clueless. Though it was Thursday, but everybody seemed to still having hangover of Monday blues.
The staff was not aware of what is included in the corporate package we booked and what is not. Someone ordered something and they returned after few minutes informing that this is not for you, and the person has to go through the whole menu once again. On questioning them, what is included they were clueless. Though it was Thursday, but everybody seemed to still having hangover of Monday blues.
Queue for the food can be considered as positive sign for
being in huge demand, but what if the queue is due to non-working washrooms. Out
of two, one of the wash basins had no water, so each one has to wait in queue
for his turn.
No reason to visit next , if and only if some band is performing in the evening and I am die hard fan of that. Alcohol with loud music may be another. However, otherwise a place is a big no for me.
Location: Cyber hub, DLF Cyber City, Gurgaon
Happy Eating…but at your own risk... :)
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