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I visited St.Regis Mumbai, around two weeks back. I was totally awed by the interiors, look and ambience of the five star hotel. Another, awesome part of St. Regis was the food. I liked most things about the awesome hotel. The view from the top was phenomenal. Something I cannot describe in words. But for that, you'll have to wait, this is St. Regis Mumbai Food Review. I will cover the price, service and taste of the food in this review. Of course, the menu items too. I had gone there for high tea. So, you can guess that there were ries, tea cakes and chicken kathi rolls and veg kathi rolls, kachoris and several other delicacies. This review is about the The Drawing Room at St.Regis . I liked the cakes . Walnut Banana cake especially, it tasted really creamy and soft. It was fresh. Not too sweet and not to creamy. The chicken kathi  was not that tender. Although, I liked it much better than Paneer Kathi rolls, which tasted a bit stale - strangely so! Coffee was goo...

Some days back, I visited cafe rabelais for a lunch with my friends. I must say they were amazing as usual. I really love this small French cafe in Houston, Texas. This cafe undoubtedly serves the best bread in the city. It’s thick, fluffy, handmade and soft. The best part of this cafe is that they give you generous baskets of bread. I think it’s the French roots that make them so nurturing. Well, another thing that reminds you of their French roots is the food that is always fresh. Since, the chef changes the menu twice in a day. Their food is aromatic and takes you in the interiors of a French countryside.  Me, particularly, can’t get their muscles out of my mind. They are cooked in butter along with white wine sauce and onions. My second favorite are the escargots. They are juicy, buttery and simply delicious. They have a simply great list of wines. Of course they prefer vins du français (french wines) that go along with their tasty appétit français (french food)....