At Kaizer, you totally feel like a ‘Kaizer’ in all sense. The rooftop seating makes the place really beautiful, they have sitting arrangements of various types to give you the most comfortable and romantic experience. This North Indian Restaurant is perfect for a candlelight dinner or to be enjoyed with all your pals.
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The place has dim light, bamboo sticks and nice roped Candle Chandelier. Located on the always busy new link road at a distance of about 950 meters from the DN Nagar metro station; is easy to locate.
After settling down, we called for some mocktails: Berry Blast:
A perfect blend of Strawberry, Black-current and lime juice all added into the crushed ice. The same mixture is a freeze in a ball and serves in a salt-rimmed glass. Highly recommended.
Sizzling Murg Platter:
We had called for a tasting portion and thus tried Murg Malai Kebab, Murg Banjaara Kebab and Murg Pudina Kebab: The chicken platter had tender juicy chicken, perfectly marinated in Indian spices. All the 3 kebabs at this North Indian Restaurant are scrumptious and can be ordered without a thought. I loved Banjaara the most from the lot.
Lucknowi Mutton Kebab Platter:
In the tasting portion, we had got Galouti Kebab, Shami Kebab and Chapli Kebab: The mutton kebabs have finely minced mutton, cooked thoroughly in the spices. The kebabs melt in your mouth, giving amazing flavours. I loved Galouti kebab the most from the lot.
Sizzling Sea Food Platter:
In the tasting portion, we try Tandoori Jhinga Kebab and Maahi Kebab. The prawns were a little tough, small pieces and the Maahi kebab is the basa fish (Pangasius bocourti) boneless and serve like a kebab. Order if you’re a Basa fan only, else their mutton and chicken platter at any point is more preferred.
For the mains we tried; Murg Lazeez:
Medium-sized boneless pieces of the chicken leg are served in a medium-thick cashew nut and onion gravy, goes well with thin crispy Sheer Maal.
Mutton Nihari:
Boneless tender lamb is slow-cooked in organic lucknowi spices and mustard oil. It goes well with Kulcha Lucknowi: double layered soft and crispy bread cooked in tandoor.
We ended our dinner with Shaahi Tukda:
The base is of Lucknowi bread pudding garnished with dry fruits. The bread was little stiff and over-all was ok.
In Sheesha:
We had my favorite, Pan Rasna; The sheesha is smooth, perfectly made with the staff quite attentive. Coal was check at fix intervals; giving you a seamless experience.
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This North Indian Restaurant in Andheri is definitely a place you can visit any time, any day and any number of times.
For more details or reservations:
Kaizer Ethnique Cuisine
B-47 Paramount Building, Monginis Factory Lane,
New Link Road, Andheri Lokhandwala, Andheri West
Call: 022 30151516
Cost for two: INR 1500-1600
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