Khasak

Very good ambience. A silent place free from the noises of the city.Simple but refreshing food. Has to be improve taste of food average . better for afternoon hangouts. Highly recommended.

The place is quite nice with good ambience. We went there two times. First time their service was very much good, but during the second time it took little time to take order and serve. Food: biriyani was very flavourful they use kaima rice. .alfam had no kubus or parotta as its compliment . .butter chicken gravy tasted very good(as i’m vegetarian) and it had ample amount of chicken pieces also that was worth for the money. Overall the place is good and enjoyable :)

Hi folks, I wanted to introduce a New Restaurant that I bumped into on the Kowdiar Ave yesterday- KHASAK CITY. Just opened a week back, most of you who would drive through the Ave wouldn’t miss the glitter of the street-side outlet. I barged in on the gaping retailer and found a bunch of curious action within. The café is organized in a classic makeshift model, and yet, not slashing on panache. It was a miniature outdoor celebration resembling a backyard party- A shawarma rotisserie swirling right at the doorstep; a Tawa pan setup next to it; a grill counter for all those char-orders; a couple of seats under huge umbrellas; waitron hopping all over the place; and an elongated kitchen doing the rest of the magic. The most interesting and bizarre part of the place- The restauranteur had got hold of an old yellow school-van and decked it up with tables and converted it into vintage dining. The old-school touch was archaic, and yet, ringing bells on some weird nostalgia. The ‘not-so-surprising’ menu was confined to biriyani, noodles, fried rice, Indian breads and a few common dishes. But it wasn’t reason enough to be dismayed, because they know their culinary quite well. My servings of Chicken and Beef were ahead of fulfilling. Also, the shack-like experience was an experiential and visual break from the rest of the fancy diners in the city. So browse through the photos and see if the rough-and-ready courtside interests you. ‘Cuz it was a memorabilia token for me. Just walk into the 14 seater bus or the beach-like umbrella dining and order some of those goodies for a great 80s night. ENJOY…

Went in there quite late but wasn’t denied service though many other restaurants did, so the first impression is a score. The first word to describe the place is yellow- set up in yellow lights and colour and there are quirky aspects like a bus seating which adds a charm. Lot of items on the menu, some which are not very common. Food is good, not very expensive, and is served without much delay. Customer service could get a little better and the overall place could get a bit more comfortable. Standing out location, easily noticeable, no specific parking other than that in the road. Ideal for a peer group rather than a family.

Very good dining place to have food, place to hangout with friends and family. Interior of the restaurant is well decorated, there is a bus inside were dining is also set. Parking is on roadside, it's a let down. Staff behaviour was good, but we got gravy after we asking and when we got the gravy, food was almost over. This mistakes they need to improve. We had Al Faham with parotta, the Al Faham was good, had good taste and warm flavouring, parotta was nice bread for this, the complement mayonnaise was fabulous, had very good mayo after a long-time. It's a different vibe inside the bus, atleast once should have that experience, there are kebabs, shawai, shawarma, tikka, different types of seafood dishes and briyanis. Would like to have them on next visit. Food hunt continues....

Neat restaurant with wild ambience. Very good service and polite staffs. This place have good privacy and seat arrangements are also nice. Since it is inside from the road you can enjoy your meal without much urban disturbance. Food is also good and tasty. The only one cons what I felt was they do not accept cards.