The main door is in shape of a half cut globe which opens to let you in. It has a banquet hall to accommodate 50-100 guests in the ground floor. The first floor has a bar section situated on right and family section on the left. With antiques placed all over and bollywood graffiti on walls this seems to be a really good place to hang out with friends or family. The bar section is dimly blue lit and takes you to space with its ambience. The food is great (specially spring roll, paneer khurchan). They also provide paan shots at the end to all their customers which is lip smacking.
