Not too much thought went into it and we headed to the Oriental Octopus..we have been wanting to try this place for sometime now..Golden Fried Prawns were like Aloo ka Bhajiya.. with a mother load of batter around the chottu prawns..One portion of the prawns had enough oil to finish a kerala ayurvedic massage for me..nonetheless.. the sauce with it was the saving grace..I couldnt get you the whole prawns picture coz we were too busy eating them.. I got you the tail and the sauce though..
Our Steward thought he shouldnt help us decide what we should eat coz he thought we knew our food..Dont know what made him think that way.. seriously take a look at us.. Nonetheless he repeated what we had ordered..Korean Mished Grill (was supposed to be Mixed)..Tipple Fried Onion Lamb..(u guessed it.. Tripple).. Prawns Rice and Pad Thai Noodles.. was a good spread overall..
Ekroohi took the path less travelled and started with chopstics and was more or less sucessfully.. I seriously think she has been practising all this time..
The Korean Mized Grill was kinda bland with the sauces settled on the serving dish..the fish and prawns vanished like mad as they were cooked best.. chicken was also not that bad after the prawns and fish had gone..
The Tripple Fried Onion Lamb was not too good.. if that was the least I could say.. it tasted more like burnt fries.. with fried onions. enough said
The Prawns Fried Rice had more egg than prawns..but Anish and me managed to get quite a lot for ourselves and the others doubted if it was prawns rice.. Daaiiimmm..
The best thing on the table was the Pad Thai Noodles..not a big fan of peanuts..but I did like this one..
Im not a food critic but im a guy who was planning butter chicken and went for oriental food instead.. so u can imagine what i felt like.. i was surprised to see that I was full by the end of it.. had to cann desserts..
So much for a good night..
Till then..
For a world where every one grew twice as old every year..
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