Restaurant Review: FLYP@MTV Cafe - Times of India - lucy and ethel doing dishes in restaurant

What’s this? Restaurant?
Entertainment? Dive bar? Kolkata theka? Dilli adda? Shetty bar?
It's not all except the theme concept cafe FLYP @ MTV cafe.
I invited more than one to check it out
Smart and lively foodie couple. Award-
Winning international awards
Rouble Naji, a famous artist and social activist (
The first artist to exhibit at the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum)loves cooking.
Archipreneur saaahil Nagi is known for its innovative modular housing units, smart storage facilities, and more.
Gucci's gorgeous, smoking rouble sips on the "Satti Savit" model, and I promise I'll go home and try the famous Kashmir Rajma she cooks. DÉCORWalk in. First floor. Kamala Mills. Wham!
6,500 square feet of surround sound and images in this huge 200-seater café.
Cars, tapes, the art of hypnosis illusion, neon signs, Quirky tile channels, wings made of musical instruments, and crazy speaker installations at the entrance . . . . . . FLYP @ MTV cafe shows the madness of MTV.
Anyone? Tandoori momos?
We had a meal on the pizza, Caba salad, Nali nihari menu.
It's Mohammed Ali Road platter, meltingly-
The soft Galouti Kabab and Lucknow topped the list with velvety, creamy and mellow Nelly nihari.
We clean it up with super tandoori rotis.
Ranveer Brar, a very talented chef, comes from Lucknow, and it shines.
The fire scorched the classic dhokla with a unique curry leaf foam and a fragrant Tandoori Momos with green and peanut chutney sauce. Surprise!
It is said that the British "foam and extrusion" made of leftovers satisfies the mixing of potatoes and vegetables.
Negative points.
Why is the big guest meat string so hard?
The same is true of pizza.
Desserts that can be avoided, whether it's Paan Panna Cotta or dense, tasteless cheesecake.
The Asian chicken on the rice is too spicy.
Roasted melon and quinoa salad. Floppy, thick-
Black rice dumplings. MY POINTGorge. Gulp. Groove.
This is the theme song of this concept cafe, which came to Mumbai through Delhi and Chennai.
Immerse yourself in the madness of MTV.
If you are a foodie looking for a relaxing and quiet night, don't go.
Most of the dishes here are designed to double the alcohol sponge.
The brilliance is not their taste, a little greasy and spicy, but rather the way they shamelessly offer comfort.
By doing so, they made it clear the appeal of this well-conceived cafe. A calorie-laden, fry-
For young diners looking for wine and entertainment, a happy, reliable, hassle-free dining venue is available.
Old song, you can't say they didn't warn you. FLYP@MTV Cafe. . .
The name says everything.
Dokhala, India. Jai ho!