Tingle your taste buds with Fiery flavours of Grills & Wok, Oshiwara

There are many Chinese restaurants in Mumbai and many new ones are opening nowadays. Every Chinese restaurant has its own taste and flavors. From the taste and color of schezwan sauce to ingredients used and preparation style everything differs.

            

If you remember, China is also a vast country and as Indian food - they too have regional styles of cooking and that where this variation comes from.

Thai Pot Rice

Food at 'Grills & Wok' is packed with spices and fiery flavors. Fiery means super spicy, I almost had 7-8 glassed of water to gulp down my food. Although dishes I have ordered were meant to be spicy but they are extra spicy (even my Maharashtrian Friend couldn't survive that)

The Iconic Roast Chilli Chicken

Sauces used are different and that cooks up some really delicious dishes. The best part of the menu is their 'Roast Chicken' in different chinese preparations. They have dedicated 'Lamp and seafood' option to their food menu - that you don't get to see normally in Mumbai.

Recommendations - Roast Chicken Chilli with spring Onions, lamb in paprika and exciting range of pot rice. 
It is a small Restaurant with two seating portions - apt for family get-togethers as well as casual dinners. I found prices to be at a higher side, but the quality of food justifies the same upto some extent.

PS - The food I have tasted here was extremely spicy for normal palate. Do make necessary alterations while ordering your food.

Go Panda, Lokhandwala - Andheri(W)

Go Panda serves some really delicious & stomach stirring #panasian Delicacies and Pocket-Friendly Meal of the day that suits the best for a scrumptious lunch.

             

It has brought alive the local taste of street food served in different parts of Asia. I loved the way they have set their menu.

So they have some kind of live kitchen, and it seems that hygiene is well-taken care off. While you are eating at this small joint, I can assure you that the service is pretty quick so is their food delivery.

If you feel you're tired of eating home cooked food and decide to go out for a meal with your buddies,make it a special one by opting for one of the finest pan Asian cousins near you. The unconventional dishes,the raw ambience and wide range of flavours make GoPanda something to try out. Likes- food variety,pocket friendly prices,cross border recipes and baida roti

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The whole menu is worth trying at least once as they have some really unique, innovative and best of fusion dishes that have been crafted with experiments with flavors while retaining classic tastes from around the Asia. Definitely, I can't say the food is authentic but yeah they have made it well according to Indian palette.

Thai Street Noodles

Some of the Go Panda's best offerings are Slopy joe sandwich, Thai jungle curry, Burmese khow-suey, honey chilli chicken pot rice, Malaysian korma, Twisted Asian omelette & lemon coriander soup.

      

Ps - The unconventional dishes,the raw ambience and wide range of flavours make GoPanda something to try out.