Bora Bora, Andheri

My Food Review on Bora Bora
I Located it at  :  Oberoi Chambers 1, Opposite Tanishq Showroom, Off New Link Road, Andheri West, Mumbai

Cuisine Type : Continental, Lebanese, Malaysian, Chinese & Indian

Ambience : A very Casual, caliginous ambience.. Best to go on a weekend.. The lights are dim yellow . There are screens all around the place.. It has a rustic, woody decor.. On the sides the seating has sofas and comfortable chairs & in the middle section it has high tables with high bar chairs all wooden which adds on to the charm.. The only hitch is the a/c temperature is too low coz of which the food gets cold

Music : They have good music.. till 9.30 they music is soft.. but after that the DJ takes over and its in full swing that ... I loved the music here.. it keeps to lively.. you feel like dancing.. they have a mixture of trance, dance, house, commercial, lounge music.

Food : There are 5 sections.. basically asian cuisine.. Continental, Lebanese, Malaysian, Chinese & Indian.. We had ordered from the continental section.. Nachos with a selection of beans/ corn.. we ordered it with beans.. the tortilla chips were crispy tasty and the plate was bedded wid mexican kidney beans which were very tasty as one doesnt require any other add-on as it has a great taste. I expected the nachos to be topped wid a lot of melted cheese but it was really very less.. Cheese lovers might get disappointed.. Next we ordered was Chicken Char Grilled - It was a marinated Spiced Chicken Grilled in a clay Oven flamed with red wine garlic pepper sauce and was served with Spaghetti, Sauted Veggies & French Fries. The Fries & Spaghetti has become cold when served. But the chicken was juicy tender & tasty. Lastly we called for Veg Baked Au Gratin - Brocoli, Cauliflower, Carrot, Baby Corn cooked in white sauce & baked which is served with sauted veggies, french fries & garlic butter rice. The baked Au Gratin was was served less salty but baked perfectly. 

Hospitality : The Butlers/ Servers wore very casual attire something similar to rappers T-shirt , cap & 3/4's (Shorts)... They were very friendly... We were served well.. When we order it takes a little more time than required to get it served on our tables.. 

Overall Good Experience. Cost is Moderate.

 Burp Level : 3/5
Location: Oberoi Chambers 1, Opposite Tanishq Showroom, Off New Link Road, Andheri Lokhandwala, Andheri West, Veera Desai Industrial Estate, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400053, India

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