Masala Art

For all those who think that light, healthy Indian food is an oxymoron, Masala Art is the answer. At Masala Art, authentic spices are used judiciously to complement, rather than to overshadow the other ingredients. A show kitchen, contemporary décor, and a cuisine inspired by art of renowned artists Paresh Maity and Prabhakar Kolte, makes Masala Art a highly memorable dining experience.

In the kitchen, authentic spices are used judiciously to complement, rather than to overshadow the other ingredients. The unique grinding machines whip up fresh Masalas for each meal. The show kitchen is interactive, a feature usually associated with western cuisines. Guests can actually tell the chef exactly how they like their meals. Indian breads too, are baked on a griddle atop a unique trolley. The show kitchen is interactive, a feature usually associated with western cuisines.

Dishes include a choice of Murgh badam shorba, Tamatar dhania shorba, Jeerewala murgh tikka, Roti pe boti, Shammi sampler, Dahi aur sing dana ki tikki, Mathania mirch ka murgh, Paneer kaliyan, Gucchi mutter, Bharwan bhindi, Ajwaini malai kofta, Chole and Langarwali dal.