The Bistro is the second restaurant that I visited at the World Cuisine Network and while there has been a level of inconsistency with the food. The overall experience has been rather pleasant.
Located at the ground floor of the building the Bistro is a cafe/restaurant that is open throughout the day for those of you who like eating at odd hours. It’s slim picking for those of us who’d like to grab a bite at 4 in the afternoon.
This post marks the start of a new subject for the Anonymous Foodie, Interviews! The idea is to get an understanding of the people behind the restaurant and hopefully allows restaurant goers to connect with them as well. This first interview takes place at the Egg Factory with one of the founders, Yogesh Mokashi.
The Anonymous Foodie spent over 2 hours chatting with him and this is an extract of what he had to say.
As mentioned before new restaurant concepts always draw my interest, so when news broke of the world cuisine network opening up at Indiranagar with four different cuisines on offer I felt drawn to it.
Spread over four floors this restaurant(s) offers the diner an experience ranging from the traditional Indian and Bistro Cafe to the more exotic Italian and Lebanese. The review today focuses on La Vigna, the Italian restaurant.
Whenever I come across a new restaurant concept I have to admit it really peaks my interest. So when news broke about a restaurant that planned to only serve dishes that were egg based there was no doubt that this was something worth exploring.
Welcome to the Egg Factory, a restaurant tucked away in the recesses off St.Marks road where frankly, finding a parking space is a nightmare 
This I’m pretty sure will be one of the shortest reviews I’ve written so far. Given the fact that this review took place between deciding which movie to go for and a bathroom break I can safely say I haven’t given it the attention it deserves, then again this is a cafe!
The Roll over Cafe is located at the Food court in Garuda Mall, its shares seating with virtually every kind of fast food you can find so there is no ambience to speak off ,however their deserts are rather appetizing.
If you need to find something to satisfy your hunger quickly you need to get yourself to the nearest Kaati zone outlet or, if you are truly lazy like i am pick up the phone and ask them to bring it home.
This is after all a fast food restaurant so you should not really expect the kind of ambience of other more upmarket restaurants, however the food is good and extremely cheap given the kind satisfaction it provides.
Most of my reviews so far have been at more upscale restaurants so i decided i’d focus on the smaller eating joints and cafe’s to give it some balance.
A number of you have , I’m sure, visited the Oasis mall in koramangala at some point or the other. Among other things ( shopping ) it does have a rather nice food court. This review focuses on one counter in particular, TRIM.
The new Barista is well the same as the old Barista, the only difference is the price and the variety of food they serve. There seems to be a steady shift away from being “just a cafe” to being a full fledged restaurant.
There is no doubt that their coffee’s are still some of the best in town though their iced teas still leave a lot to be desired. Their portions are ridiculously small for the price they charge
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