Trinidad and Tobago Restaurant Review: Apsara

Cafe Reviewed: Apsara, Port Of Spain
Cuisine: Indian
Restaurant Form: A La Carte

If you are on the lookout for an upscale Indian cafe, in Port of Spain, that serves divine meals, appear no farther than Apsara. Located in Queen’s Park East, extremely near to the President’s residence, this eatery has a excellent ambiance. E book your desk 24 hours in advance (Tel no. (868) 623-7659), as the place is constantly crowded.

I’d like to explain to you the bad information very first. Will not anticipate rapid company listed here. Go early and let 45 minutes to an hour to get your get. When you are mentally well prepared to hold out, you will find that the food items was worth the hold out.

This is a good location for conversation, and you can spend the ready time speaking to your pals accompanying you, or far better still getting in the ambiance. The cafe has good interior design and style with a large amount of Mughal artwork rendered by a present-day artist going by the identify of Sarah Beckett.

Coming to the delicacies, you could both go for an a la carte menu, or choose for a fastened rate buffet. I would advocate heading a la carte. This is just the area for you, if you like kebabs try the Husseini Boti Kebabs for starters.

For the most important system you could try out a Chicken Tikka Masala accompanied by Peshawari Naan, or Bharwan Aloo Paratha (Indian bread with a stuffing of seasoned potatoes).

If you are in a temper to experiment, I would advise Murgh Nazakat, between chicken dishes, or if you choose sea food, check out the mouth watering Apsara Machi, or the Masala Shrimp. They can also russle up a necessarily mean Paneer Tikka, if cottage cheese be your badge.

I can go on and on about the food items but I have mentioned all my own favourites, and there are a great deal of decisions, if you want vegetarian fare, far too.

Gorge on the food by all implies, but do go away some place in your tummy for dessert, in the type of Gulab Jamun, or Ras Malai, or Kulfi.

And when you get the invoice you can be pleasantly amazed — it will cost you no more than about Trinidadian $60 (just one hundred Trinidadian bucks equivalent 7 US dollars) per particular person, and that includes beverages, and provider.

Cafe Scores:

Support [rating:2/5]

Atmosphere [rating:4/5]

Food stuff Quality [rating:5/5]

Hygiene [rating:4/5]

Place [rating:4/5]

All round rating:4/5

Greatest Dish: Chicken Tikka Masala

Tip: If you want a certain wine convey to them when you e book your table, so they you should not operate out of it although you are eating!