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Walking into the Restaurant, with my Trusty Photographer Rushil Chapaner, I was immediately hit with the place’s warm and cosy atmosphere. We were given the option for a sit-down or takeaway meal, having options is always handy, the restaurant is laced with bronze piping and accents. All the dark tones completing the comfy feeling.

The menu is small but doesn’t disappoint having the option for starters, main and dessert. The Main menu gives you the option to choose from Curries, Breyani, Wraps and Bunny Chows. Prices ranging between R55 and R85.

Surprising enough I didn’t have to wait for very long before the food was delivered, and the food remained warm even after my Photographer took all the amazing photos of the food. The quantity of the food surprised me as I didn’t expect so much for the price. Serves was great but once it got busier it was hard to get the waiter's attention to get the bill, the small restaurant could use a little more staff.

My favourite out of all of them. The meal came in two separates bowls, allowing me to dish for myself. The chicken is served in small soft thin pieces accompanying it a very sweet sauce, even though it was ordered in a Mild I didn’t taste the spice as much which is perfect for me. The meal is very light but still filling, a hard combination to find, the portion size is big however don’t think I would easily share it with anyone else.

The quantity surprised me as it is by far the largest amount out of all of them and yet it had the least amount of sauce to accompany the mountain of mixed vegetable rice. The rice was delicious and cooked in such a way that I didn’t mind the vegetable, don’t know about you but usually avoid them like the plaque, the sauce was good, it wasn't sweet like the curry, it had more of a sour undertone but complemented the rice well. This just added insult to injury as there wasn't much sauce to go around.