David's Kitchen — Restaurant in Mizoram

Policy for the North Eastern Region In view of the continuing backwardness of North East region, the need for a new and synergetic incentive package was widely felt to stimulate development of industries. So far, two industrial policies were announced for the entire North East region. The North East Industrial Policy (NEIP) was announced on 24 December 1997 and after the expiry ofNEIP in 2007, a new North East Industrial and Investment Promotion policy (NEIIPP) was announced in 2007. Under NEIIPP 2007, Sikkim was also included (Department ofIndustrial Policy and Promotion 1997 and 2007). The NEIP 1997, tried to give a package ofincentives. The salient features ofthis policy are: • Expenditure on Growth Centres (GC) up to Rs 15 crore (as against Rs 10 crore earlier) would be met through Central assistance. • Funding pattern for Integrated Infrastructure Development Centres (IIDC) changed from 2:3 between the Government of India (GOI) and Small Industries Development Bank ofIndia (SIDBI) to 4:1. The GOI funds would be in the...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at David's Kitchen in Aizawl, and it was an enjoyable experience from start to finish. The restaurant offers a good selection of dishes, and I tried their burger, soup, rice, fried pork, and momos. The food was well-prepared, flavorful, and presented nicely on the plate.

The service was also excellent, and the staff was friendly and attentive. They were happy to recommend dishes and help me navigate the menu. I also appreciated the availability of online payment and packing options, making it convenient for takeout.

The atmosphere at David's Kitchen was cozy and comfortable, with tasteful decor that added to the overall dining experience. I was happy to find that the restaurant offers mineral water, which was a nice touch.

Lastly, I was impressed by the multilingual staff, who could communicate well in English, Hindi, Mizo, and Nepali. Overall, I highly recommend David's Kitchen to anyone looking for a great dining...

Pleasant surroundings and decent enough food. Not too well positioned and could be hard to locate unless exact directions are given. But this is a problem with most of Aizawl. Need to park away from the location and walk to the restaurant. But having said that, parking is horrendous at all places one wants to visit. Not a very well designed 'city'. We had a window seat and were accompanied by...