Foodie Panda: Truffles Café

Been here for a lazy Sunday brunch and ever since raring to go alone on a quite romantic dinner with the cool breeze making all the talk. Yes I am a foodie and I should jump straight onto the plate served. But the calm of the place is such that it will just hold you still for a while to think about nothing, but loving nature around. The café is built very simply keeping the rocks and boulders of Jubilee Hills as is. Surrounded by bamboo bushes, a little spring guzzling in the middle of the dining area and the simple retro interiors just ask you to sit back and relax. And going right with the theme, just when you climb stairs, you stumble a blackboard screeching aloud in the

silence – “Before I Die, I want to….“ forcing you to suddenly wake up to harsh reality. You can actually spend some great time in resurrecting yourself and reminding of your cherished forgotten wishes and dreams.

Having said that, comes the menu and the time to place our order. If you are craving for light English breakfast it’s a thumbs-up. Vegetarians might feel a little left-out in the menu. Plating and presentation is also decent as they do not want to go over-board with anything. Char-grilled items are worth a try. There is a decent range of dessert as well. Expect your thirst be quenched only by just any run-of –the –mill drink. Nevertheless the menu makes sure that you feel light, no matter how much you intend to stuff, again in line with the lightness offered by the well thought through set-up.