Copper Chimney

My friend and I ordered the pani puri, bread basket, salt and pepper prawns, rogan josh and jal jeera and we enjoyed all of it. The bread is very well seasoned and soft. The pudina pani is gentle on the stomach - a good thing because my friend had bowel issues the day before. Crunchy, well filled puris! Prawns were well spiced, crunchy and soft. The gravy of the Rogan Josh had a strong mutton taste and a good depth of flavours which I personally love. The Jal Jeera was ordered on the recommendation of our very friendly waitress Sharon who also inspired us to try the prawns. She went to the extent of explaining the ingredients and benefits of drinking the wonderful concoction which was spicy and tangy and refreshing at the same time. Prices are more or less the same as what you'd find in most Indian restaurants :) You can actually sign up for membership and earn loyalty points upon payment. Excellent service overall and the ambience is very cosy with Desi hits playing softly over our heads. Would definitely come back again!

Place is good and ambiance is also good. I order Chinese and I will give 3 star… not sure about Indian food.

Nothing great about the place. Food is below average. Overall flavors were quite terrible. We ordered Vegetarian Momos, Garlic Noodles, Katori Chaat & Honey Chilli Potatoes. Each of these items were bad, to the extent we left over some of these too. I will not recommend going to this place, on top of being food bad. Even it is a bit on the expensive side, with a bit of a lousy service

We were interested to try indian chinese cuisine and my colleague told me about this place. Pani puri: first time try this street food appetizer. It's very interesting flavor of sweet and spicy with a bit of tangy. Definitely worth a try. Momo: basically just a dimsum. So so for me. Swechuan fried rice: i was expecting a chinese technique with indian flavor, but i got neither. No wokhei and not a lot of kick of spices. Without the expectation, this is quite a decent dish. Gobi manchurian: one of the best dry manchurian! Lamb kebab: you can order this if you want a gamey kebab. Dip it in chutney and you get a good mix of flavor. Chana bhatura: i can eat this for the rest of my life. The deep fried roti dip in the chickpea are just match made in heaven.

Copper Chimney is a culinary gem. The Indian cuisine is a symphony of flavors and aromas. From the butter chicken to the biryani, every dish is exquisite. The elegant ambiance and attentive service enhance the dining experience. It's a must-visit for anyone craving Indian veg/non-veg cuisine.😋