Boho Boho — Restaurant in Pune

Boho Boho, located in the charming Koregaon Park, is a must-visit for anyone looking for a bohemian vibe that offers great food and an amazing ambience. My recent visit to the restaurant was for dinner on a Sunday night, and I was impressed with the variety of cuisine on offer. From breakfast options like pancakes, egg dishes, and oriental cuisine, to Italian cuisine like pizzas and pastas, and healthy vegetarian dishes with smoothies and salads, there is something for everyone.

The restaurant has an amazing boho feel to it, with beautiful decor that provides a perfect backdrop for Instagram-worthy pictures. While the service was a bit slow, the friendly staff made up for it with their welcoming smiles and willingness to accommodate our requests.

The menu boasts a variety of healthy options, and though it's a bit pricey, the quality of food and presentation makes it feel worth the price. I particularly enjoyed the garlic bread, although the garlic flavor was a bit heavy for my liking. We had to wait for around 20 minutes for the main course and starter options, but the quality and taste of the food was well worth the wait.

Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience at Boho Boho, and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique dining experience. If you're a foodie and love to capture good pictures, this is the place to be. I would definitely recommend trying the hot chocolate, chocolate pancakes, and Cottage Cheese Asian Bowl - all of which were...

"My recent visit to Boho Boho left me thoroughly impressed! I came in with high expectations after hearing great things about their pasta and pizza, and they did not disappoint. The pasta was incredible—perfectly al dente, with a silky, flavorful sauce that tasted homemade. I opted for the Creamy Mushroom Pasta , and the combination of ingredients was spot on, blending richness and freshness in every bite. You could tell the pasta was freshly made, adding that authentic touch that’s hard to find.

The pizza, however, was the true star of the meal. I ordered the Almost Capresse Pizza , and it was nothing short of extraordinary. The crust had the perfect balance—crispy on the outside with a soft, chewy interior, and the toppings were fresh and abundant without overwhelming the base. The tomato sauce had a rich, robust flavor, and the cheese was wonderfully gooey and melted just right. Each bite was a beautiful combination of textures and flavors.

Aside from the food, the ambiance at Boho Boho m was warm and inviting and comfortable seating made for a cozy dining experience. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu, offering great recommendations. I felt genuinely welcomed, and service was quick without being rushed.

In short, if you’re a lover of Italian cuisine especially high-quality pasta and pizza this is a must-visit spot. I’m already planning my next trip to try more of their menu. This place is a gem for anyone who appreciates the art...

Koregaon Park is home to some of the best eateries in Pune, offering an overwhelming number of choices, including a few personal favorites. However, every now and then, it’s nice to try something new. After an intense gym workout with my sister, we decided to check out BohoBoho. The place was completely empty except for us—so far, so good!

We started with two lattes, which were decent. Then came the food: poached eggs on sourdough bread and an English breakfast. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill from there.

First, the poached eggs arrived on what was supposed to be sourdough, but it was far too dense and tasted like regular toast. To make matters worse, the eggs were overcooked—more like hard-boiled than poached— and drenched in a sriracha-like sauce. When we pointed this out, the server confidently told us that this is how poached eggs are supposed to be! Thankfully, after speaking to the chef, they agreed to remake them. The second attempt had runnier eggs, but something still felt off—perhaps the quality of the eggs or the bread. I ended up eating just the eggs and leaving the bread untouched.

As for the English breakfast, it was underwhelming. We requested scrambled eggs instead of fried, and what arrived was a greasy, butter-laden mess. It’s easy to mask flavors with sauces—mayo, sriracha, ketchup—but when it comes to simple eggs on toast, skill and quality ingredients matter. Unfortunately, BohoBoho fell short on...