Mrs. Mage is an open air poolside lounge that serves an elaborate menu comprising of iconic dishes across the globe. The gentle breeze and relaxing sound of nature enhances your dining experience as you sit by the pool and sip your favourite concoction.
The review of the food and drinks served as apart of the curated menu is as follows:
Drinks:
The ‘Red tweet, was a refreshing mock tail having fruity notes from cranberry and lemon mint. The Minty mango had tropical flavours.The ‘fiery tinkle’ had a definitive chilli lime concoction.
Mrs. Mage had ‘Coffee Liquor’ combines with Bourbon Whisky. The ‘Tong Sling’ had tropical flavours from cherry liquor and pineapple. The ‘Tamarindus’ had vodka infused with the tangy tamarind pulp with sweetness from ginger.
Appetisers:
The ‘Lotus Fritters’ were crispy on the top and mushy in the centre. The ‘Chicken Dumplings’ were served steaming hot. The ‘Don Don Prawns’ had a freshly baked prawns tossed in a cheesy sauce. The ‘Jack’s Crispy Chilly chicken’ had spicy chilly chicken served on a bed of fried red chillies and toasted cashew. The tacos were crunchy and stuffed with backed beans, greens and cheese. The ‘Pot stickers’ had oriental veggies stuffed in steamed dumpling served in a clear vegetable broth.The ‘Mexican Chicken Skewers’ had barbecued chill chicken served with peanut sauce and fresh veggies.
Main Course:
The ‘Emmy’s Green’ had cluster beans tossed in chilli soya, pretty basic.The ‘vegetable and egg fried rice’ server with ‘assorted vegetables in Sichuan sauce’ was my favourite for its simplicity and subtleness of oriental flavours that elevated the flavours of the dish. The ‘Anan home style chicken’ had chicken tossed in a homemade soya chilly sauce which is a must order here. The ‘Mutton Ghee Rost with Paratha’ lacked true Mangalorean flavours. The ‘Marina Beach Parota’ was a subtle version of kottu parota and egg kalagi on the top, didn’t appeal to my taste. The ‘Handrolled Pasta in pesto Sauce’ was nothing less than a star dish at this lounge and is a must order.
Desserts:
The ‘Lemony Meel-Feu’ had flaky pasty whipped with lemon cream and dressed with assorted berries, perfectly made.Mrs ‘Mage Parfait’ has a birds nest structure made of sugar floss, served with salty caramel and mascarpone cheese, astoundingly brilliantly presentation and and a balanced taste. The ‘Bomb Alaska’ had chocolate ice cream, loaded with nuts and drizzled with caramel cream, another must order dessert here.
Book your table in advance at “Mrs. Mage” at Hyatt Hyderabad to experience tranquility enjoying a myriad of flavours by the pool. . Recommendations: Red tweet, Ting Sling, Lotus Fritters, Chicken Dumplings, Mexican Chicken Skewers, Don Don Prawns, Jacks crispy chilly chicken, Emmy’s Green,Annan Home style chicken, Hand Rolled Pasta with Pesto, Lemon Mel-Foy,Bombe Alaska . Taste : 5/5, Ambiance: 5/5, Service:5/5, Overall: 5/5 . Follow me @snehasish_behera . #foodguide101 #zomatography #foodphotography #foodinsta #foodgram #foodblogger #foodstyle #foodlover #hyderabadifoodies #influencer #foodphoto #foodshare #foodforlife #foodnetwork #foodography #foodstagram #foodproject #foodblogging #bloggerslife #lifeofablogger #bloggerstable #bloggerstyle #tastyaf #bloggerlife #indianfoodblogger #oneplus #tastingtable...
Read moreThe ambiance is great, the music is unbelievably good, the lights the sounds of the pool, and a little breeze.
The food was regrettably terrible.
-Black bean soup - NOT BLACK BEAN SOUP-Tomato-based nonsense water with a few fresh veggies thrown in - most of them raw not even boiled or steamed - even the sliced beans were crispy... Never had that EVER.
-Mrs. Mage Special Soup - green-colored veg corn soup has chefs' special ingredients - yup it does... Unexpected color and nothing as you've ever tasted, expected, or ordered if you saw a picture beforehand.
-Jack's Chilli chicken - immediately smells fishy - used oyster/fish sauce - crispy, tangy, and feels like too many flavors were pushed into this poor dish - and yeah, served cold. Wasn't even hot when it came out, so everything was exaggerated. A ton of peanuts and cashews were tossed into the dish. And oversalted probably 'cause of all the sauces that were thrown in.
Had very high expectations, solely on the fact that it's located inside a Hyatt, and believed that their standard would be higher - clearly the initial ambiance and look are the only thing that is as expected.
Kind of off-putting - not one waiter per table for orders or requests, all the waiters for EVERY table - 4 different people came every time we tried to get waited on. Albeit they are sweet and accommodating and serve with a smile but if the food is terrible... The experience gets ruined and in that case... What's the point?
We left after the first appetizer, even though we were celebrating and wanted to have the full experience here. I don't know what's going on in your kitchen guys, but you need to step it up - there was nothing about the food, that would make me come back. And the wait staff seemed to be surprised with this, but when looking back, there are a couple of bad reviews of the food. Anyway, we eventually got some street food and ate in our car which was sadly much much better.
UPDATE - Still not impressed by the food and service at this place. The table was set with one napkin per person, and once we placed a napkin in our lap, we sat holding the rest of cutlery up until they got us napkins to place them on. Took them, after three tables to help stabilize the table that was crooked. We went because of an invitation, and wouldn't have gone on our own. Unfortunately now more people know how bad service and the food are and you've lost more...
Read moreMrs. Mage – A Serene Culinary Escape by the Pool at Hyatt Gachibowli
Our recent dinner at Mrs. Mage, located within the tranquil Hyatt Hyderabad Gachibowli, was nothing short of exceptional. I was there with my work colleagues, and we had made an advance reservation for a table by the poolside, an excellent choice that set the tone for a truly memorable and serene evening.
Dining by the pool under the open sky, surrounded by greenery and soft lighting, offered a peaceful and relaxed setting that felt like a mini-vacation. The restaurant’s theme, inspired by stories of travel and adventure, adds a unique charm to the place. Whether you're seated indoors or outdoors, the ambience is thoughtfully designed to elevate your experience.
Our server, Kohli, was fantastic. He warmly welcomed us, explained the menu in detail, and helped customize dishes to our preferences. Every item we ordered was packed with flavor and beautifully presented. From appetizers to desserts, everything was spot on. Their mocktails and drink options paired wonderfully with the food and added a refreshing touch to the evening.
Whether you're planning a get-together with friends, a family outing, or even dining with young kids, Mrs. Mage is a perfect fit. The ambiance strikes a great balance between elegant and casual, making it welcoming for everyone.
The combination of excellent service, delicious food, and the serene poolside setting made this visit truly special. With ample parking and a peaceful location inside Hyatt, Mrs. Mage is a hidden gem in the Financial District/Gachibowli area.
If you're looking for a place that offers not just great food but also a calm and inviting vibe, Mrs. Mage is a must-visit. I’m already looking forward...
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