The Cascade

Idris Sheriff 22 months ago

Great ambience and the food was really nice. A very good family multicuisine restaurant. The service was a bit slow and a tad bit non-responsive. We had Calimari, Chicken wontons, Momos, American Choupsey, Garlic Noodles. Pricing is reasonable for the good quantity they provide.

udaya kumar Shanmugam 13 months ago

Wow is what I would describe this place
Very nice ambiance, good food, good hospitality.
An excellent place to try Pam Asian cuisine
We had a birthday party and it was really fine.

Venu Gopal Nair 19 months ago

The Cascade is a long-standing and comfortable place. Predictable but the great part is that the portions are generous, the soups come in steaming hot bowls and the choice of starters is varied.

It's a place for people with healthy appetites and the occasion of the Chinese meal, adapted to Indian tastes and requirements. That's quite a tall order.

Families flood the tables and the music is the soundtrack of conversations, spoons clicking and waiters weaving through the tables bearing aloft the dishes.

It's almost always been this way, so it's like going back to a favorite read or a kitchen where you know exactly what you're going to get. No surprises. At times, that's all one looks for.

There is no fancy presentation or new fangled experimentation. And that's what people come for. They all have their favorites, whether it's chicken, crab or lobsters.

Being vegetarians, we ordered Chilli Garlic noodles, a dry concoction of babycorn and mushroom coated lightly and fried. And topped off with a tiramisu.

The Cascade seats a fairly large number of people and the family tables where anywhere from 8 to 15-16 people can easily be accommodated creates the atmosphere.

It goes back to the time when eating out was uncomplicated. Laughter, catching up on family gossip and no one was on a diet or went to the gym.

They were good times too!