Moets is
one of those places where we used to eat when we were young. It has always been
so popular among Delhi crowds that it still rocks even after decades of
existence.
Keeping up
with the times they have added and modified themselves time and again.Recent
change is the addition of Oh Bao to its Moets Shack division. The ambience is
not very classy, it's done up in a rustic manner like a shack with blue wooden chairs,
walls in bright color.
I visited
Oh Bao on a week night and it was almost full. We met the Chef, Saurav
Bhatnagar who is highly experienced. He has worked with Wasabi at Taj, Sheraton
and overseas too. One of the best chefs a standalone restaurant can have.
As per his
recommendation we ordered a Laksa soup, Tom Yum soup, Crispy pork Bao and
Chicken teriyaki Bao for the start. Amazing I must say, the soups were amazing.
Laksa was a meal in itself and was served in a tender coconut shell. The Baos
were amazing and full of crunchy salad and meats.
Next was
the Pork belly which was just melt in the mouth made in oriental sweet and
tangy sauce.
The Wasabi
Prawns were amazing and succulent to the core. The robust flavor of Wasabi was
coming thru well.
Dimsums
like the spicy chicken and the prawns were amazing. I ordered a Sushi platter
which was made by the Chef himself. It had Spicy Tuna rolls, Salmon rolls,
Asparagus rolls, Sashimi cuts of tuna also the nigiri sushi of crab sticks. It
was beautifully served on a wooden boat.
We were
almost full and ordered only a small portion of Thai green curry veg with
sticky rice. It was amazing and very well made.
We were
satiated by now but the Chef suggested us to try their special Date pancake
with ice cream and also the Tiramisu. Though we had only a bite or two of them
but they were really awesome and a must have to end the one of most sumptuous
meals you can have.
As the
setup is lengthwise due to shape of the plot, not too much breadthwise ,the
server station is located just next to the guests table which is a real turn off
as the servers are standing on your head though not literally. This place also
needs somewhat smart and young servers and staffs that can well understand
the modern day menu and dishes and also the visiting crowd to serve them
actively with a smile. Attitude of the staff matters a lot.
Overall, an
excellent place for Pan Asian food where one can go again and again without
denting your pockets too much.
Food - 4.5
on 5
Service - 3.5 on 5
Ambience - 3.5 on 5
Value for Money - 4.5 on 5
Moets - Oh! Bao
50, Defence Colony Market, New Delhi
Coverage and Review By : Vickrham.m@gmail.com
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Labels: BAO, chinese, dimsums, grill, gurgaon., japanese, LAKSA, MALAY, momos, PAN ASIAN, RENDANG, seafood, steamed, sushi, wasabi