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One of the challenging tasks in office is to zero-in on a place for a Friday team lunch. The challenge is to find a place which the veggies are comfortable, satiates the meat lovers and has enough space to accommodate the entourage 😀

Indiranagar in Bangalore has no dearth of restaurants which tick the first 2 aspects of the above, but lose out on accommodating a pultan of 20 hungry humans on a Friday afternoon – 4 Seasons, a multi-cuisine restaurant is the answer 🙂

About 4 Seasons:

Located on the the 4^th floor of Navajyothi on 100 feet road opposite the Peter England showroom close to the KFC, the view from this restaurant  is the tree canopy of the 100 ft road.

Word-of-mouth is a very tricky word; I have stumbled and fumbled across some truly great and truly disastrous places to eat 😀 Gladly 4 Seasons falls under the good ones!

Word-of-mouth also suggested Chicken Biryani, Starter Platter (Veg and Non-Veg ) and the Hyderabadi desserts.

Our Order:

–          Chicken Biryani

–          Veg Platter

–          Non-Veg Platter

–          Mutton Biryani

–          Naan Platter

–          Hummus

–          Veg Biryani

–          Double ka meetha

–          Khubani ka meetha

Veg Platter, an assortment of grilled paneer, gobi manchurian, baby corn fry, grilled corn and mushrooms – was good, not great; but good enough to order another one. Portions are large enough to fill 3 super hungry people.

Non-veg platter – Well I am a strict veggie with a weak knee for eggs; looked massive in terms on quantity.  4 Seasons don’t serve pork or beef – only chicken and mutton.

The Hummus was an absolute disappointment; Naan platter(assorted tandoori breads) was filling and ok.

The biryanis and the desserts took all the limelight and were absolutely delicious 🙂

Two dessert stalwarts of Hyderabadi cuisine – Double ka meetha ( toasted bread with rabdi) and Khubani ka meetha ( sweet based on apricot) tasted out of the world*

* This is my first stint with these sweets; send me a comment if you a find another place which beats these in Bangalore!!

SWEET ALERT: A single cup of these are super rich, took 3 of us to finish a single cup of meetha.

A meal is incomplete without the Double ka meetha and Khubani ka meetha, try them and you shall thank me 🙂

PS: Found the new skill of remembering the order of each one of the 20 team members : D

Bragging rights renewed : P

Verdict:

The food turned out to be very good, MUST VISIT 🙂