[Noida] Crazy Noodles

I don’t know how many times have I crossed this place whenever I have been to the Great India Mall at Noida, but finally I trusted my instincts and my hunger for a large bowl of soupy noodles, to step in. The place is all about fun, notice how the placemat talks about playing in between, to two (green and pink) colored chopsticks to play and eat your food with, even the glasses don’t have a straight bottom. The place is designed well but can seat a limited number of people, and I have NEVER ever seen it empty.

We got down to ordering a Sumo Bowl of Noodle soup for me, and a bowl of noodle soup for my wife, I chose the sumo version as I was litterally very hungry and wanted to eat one with shrimps in it, Harpreet being a Vegitarian wanted a vegiee soup bowl, so that was it, we also ordered a serving of vegetable dumplings. (PS The rice is from our second visit to the place, see the size of the rice bowl, as big as the sumo soup bowl)

The Sumo bowl was sumo enough, I was so hungry that I did not get time to click the picture and managed to eat it and then say, hey I forgot to click the pictures, but trust my instincts and head on to this place, the food is awsome.

We followed our soupy bowls with a plate of what was a Deep fried Chocolate balls with Icecream desert, I am sorry, The Desert is called Chocolate Money Bags, but it came with the recommendation of the manager, and it was brilliant.

The staff is courteous, but goes crazy with all the people in there, but the food makes up for it. Price wise it was brilliant.

so next time you are visiting the Great India Place at Noida, or maybe even in a mood to try out some chinese, give your old joint a skip and head on to Crazy Noodles, on the Top floor of the mall, Promise you wont’ be let down.

[Noida] Rajdhani – A Khandani Parampara

You must be wondering, Why I did not bother to put the city in the square brackets as in the other writings that I have done, well two reasons, I have tried this restaurant in atleast 3 locations, and they seem to be growing and adding cities and countries at a high speed, so only cities in the Labels below. Though I have eaten at Delhi, Jaipur and Noida, but I believe Food Quality should be similar across.

Rajdhani serves Gujrati + Rajasthani Mixed Thali, with unlimited servings, a smile and a very courteous staff, and when they say, faster than fast food, you can be out of here in 30 minutes, as they have made you all stuffed and full with the brilliant food.

The thali comes with Vegetables, Kadi, Daal, Some types of Roti, Pakoras (or as they are called Bhajiya), Chaaj (*oh man I love Chaaj*), a sweet dish (multiple variety) and a lot of requests have this, have that, have this have that, I forgot it also has khichdi, and rice for those of you who want to stay away from rotis.

The food is very tasty and cooked well and not spicy at all. To know more about Rajdhani, click here to get to Rajdhani’s website.