Chinar Bar And Restaurant — Restaurant in Mumbai

This place has their own bar running parallel to it, so had been to check if the restaurant was open. The guard advised to go the family dining area. The waiter got a bottled water bottle to which we said no and there was a dislike on his face.After asking for normal water served, told him that we want it cold, he complained that he will have to bring the ice!!The food we ordered was quite the opposite, the Sabji( in terms of the ingredients it was made of)...we were just 3 of us in the restaurant and they took forever to serve. The Starter ( some Kebab was dry and salty)They burnt all Rotis and Parathas we ordered. Asked what dal, he didn't answer whether it is Masoor or Tuvar...all food had an unpleasant taste!Towards the end, when asked for ice-cream, not clearly explained that it will not be a scoop ( also they just got some random bar of ice-cream it seems) but served it an ice- cream bowl in pieces, very...

Full marks for a peaceful fine dining. Pleasant ambience and ultimate to take your family or for corporate lunch or dinner. But when it comes to few food items in the menu, there is a big confusion. Black pepper chicken is not what you get commonly outside. Again if you feel like ordering Mutton keema you will be shocked as there is no difference between mutton keema masala n mutton sukka masala...flooded with dry coconut making it way too different. They try their own techniques and they failed miserably. Few dishes are good and out of the world. So take your risks. Asking waiters is of no use. Only senior waiters know and are knowledgeable.

Again there are two chinars that are placed side by side. One is a pure bar other one is fine family dining. So do not confuse. Both are different and...

My Google Review # 000188.

We visited here after long day of work, to unwind with a couple of drinks.

CHINAR has been a favorite joint for, I suppose, 80% of Corporates, who are working in the nearby vicinity of BKC.

Except for the booze that you get here, I did not find anything worth the money spent. On a second thought, any place offering a place to sit-out and drink, rarely gives you good food options.

All the snacks that we ordered were served late, cold and after multiple follow-ups.

Terrace seating is available, but, that doesn't help you ignore the poor customer service and the pathetic hygiene that is visible.

The PAN shop outside the CHINAR, was rather much appealing to me.

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