Eggsunday - Eggie Affair

Located opposite Mega Mall in Lokhandwala this place only serves you eggs and egg related recipe. I was on my way to home and saw this place, turned around got in.

The place is quite big in terms of roof size so it is roomy and bright. Seating of only 20 odd people.

The menu consists of Sandwiches, Salads, Mini Lunches, Starters, Main Course, Omelets etc etc. Well it was only 7 pm and I just had Donuts from M.O.D so was not that hungry. But had to try something different and it was Cheesy Baida Roti which won my vote.

Almost Finished Cheesy Baida Roti

Cheesy Baida Roti is just a roll with Omelet and cheese rolled with extra masalas added in it. Taste wise when cheese and some red pepper were in the same bite it was amazing otherwise bland. The green chutney was nice.

They serve you Omelets with 4 bread slice, butter and hash brown which people on the other table were eating.

The cost is tad bit expensive but if you are hungry and want something healthy you can just come here sit and enjoy some eggs. 

IC615 - Food Review (Air India Breakfast)

Finally the company decided to buy tickets for the plane to Hyderabad on Saturday for Nasscom Animation and Gaming Expo. The flight was IC 615 which take off time was 6:15 (what coincidence!)

I am never a fan of airline food and was skeptical on what would I get, so the flight steward asked veg or non veg without blinking i said Non veg and a tray was passed over to me. *photo will be up soon

Things in plate were, mushroom stuffed omelette, fruit salad, bread, tea, jam, butter, salt n pepper.

I attacked the Omlette first which had a mushroom filling and was quite warm perfect to my taste and the omellete was also fluffy and tasty.

The fruit salad was nice and fresh (as said by the caterers no preservatives) apple, pumpkin, watermelon.

The bread which was shaped like a croissant was soft but dont know whether it was fresh.

Tea was the best I have tasted while flying.

Rating: 7/10
I hope Kingfisher Red also has the similar kinda food while going back to Mumbai  

Thakur Omelette - Different Than Others

As we all know every Omelette wala has his own specialty and his own style, Thakur is one of these.

Located in Jawahar Nagar, near Goregaon Station in west. Just walk down 2 mins towards the temple and take a right from the garden you cannot miss it. Opens up around 7.30 pm or 8 pm this place is swamped with Gujju's and Madu's open till midnight.

So his menu consists of Ek Pe Ek, Do pe Ek, Do pe Do well i will explain you.

Ek pe Ek means Half Fry over Single Omelette. DO pe Ek means Single Fry over double Omelette. This guy serves you starts off with a huge chunk of butter and pours in the mix. After making it fluffy he has a special powder which is generously sprays over the omelette serves you with good serving of onions and his chutney.

One bite of it makes you go *ummm*

Cost of Ek pe Ek is Rs. 40 while Do pe Ek is Rs. 70 if you reach around 10 pm you will be definitely waiting.

So if at times you feel bored of eating at home this is a good change.