10 Mar 2016, 06:29 am
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The festival, which will beheld for sixteen days will continue till Mar 27.The restaurant will serve a varieties of vegetarian cuisines that include starters like tomato wonton soup, a pure tomato soup with momo stuffing in it, vegetable shammi kebab, mixture of vegetable with the taste of kebab and will be served with Salsa.
The main course includes spinach pasta in hunan sauce, a fusion pasta made with fine chopped spinach with oregano's, paneer shaslik with bar-be-que sauce.
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"Casa Kitchen has previously organized such food festivals just to bring out something new from the regular item.It is generally season based, mixed season or even region based to bring customer's attention. This is one more time when we are organising such food festival. We at Casa always try to bring in something new and innovative to provide a different taste to our customers," said Swarup Ghosh, General Manager, Casa Kitchen.
A meal for two will cost Rs. 1000 plus taxes.
( Reporting by Debipiya Das, Image by Sandip Roy/IBNS)
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