Global Tree Cafe

The Anonymous Foodie has been away for a while, and for that I apologize. Most of September was spent travelling which was a blast. It also gave me an idea to introduce two new sections on the Blog. You should see them up shortly ( if I get the time to actually put them up that is! )

Right, so back to the review. Sunday brunch with friends or family is a great way to start the day and while I have tried a number of the restaurants in the city I’ve found that with most of them there is a trade off with either the cost of the meal or the quality of the food. The Global Tree Cafe really surprised me by delivering on both fronts.

Sunny’s

This is a review that’s been long overdue. I’ve always had the fondest memories of Sunny’s and even though I’ve eaten there for over a decade it’s great food never ceases to draw me in again and again.

Though I’d like to say the “old” Sunny’s did have a certain charm that the new place seems to lack.

Chilli’s Grill & Bar

Have you ever had your expectations about a restaurant built up so much that you can’t wait to get there? And then have you had the rug pulled so quickly from under your feet that you feel no pain only shock when those expectations land on its ass? Well that was my Chili’s experience.

You probably think I’m being extremely harsh on the place, and frankly I am. When a restaurant or bar charges as much as they do you have a right to have extremely high expectations.

Via Milano

I thought it was about time i featured a “proper” restaurant, so i did just that.

Via Milano is a “relatively” new restaurant and is situated at what is possibly the busiest intersection in Koramangala, they do have valet parking so you don’t need to stress. Just be prepared to wait a good 20 minutes to crawl your car through the last 50 feet before you get to the restaurant.

This review hopefully gives you an insight of what you could expect when you drop in.