MV FOOD COURT

Himanshu singh 33 months ago

I visited this place on 1/04/21, just like some I am a shawarma freak and I like to go to diff places to try shawarma, so I searched for a new place and this pop up, travelled around 5km to get there, ordered a special shawarma, costs 100. Was highly disappointed, they shouldn't call it special at all. The rumali roti was uncooked at places, and let me tell you they use big rumali roti and the amount of chicken they put in is a JOKE, all my mouth could feel at mostly was uncooked rumali roti. Summing it up, it was a bad experience for me. And I felt my 100 got wasted.

taaza reviews 21 months ago

We have been observing MV Food court over one year now and if you want to know our experience then keep reading ahead.
The food court as such holds one shop that offers juices/shakes and hot beverages and on chinese food cart. Along the months there used to be a shawarma outlet,a pani puri stall and, at some point of time a cameo appearance was also made by a tiffins centre and a chicken and fish pakodi centre.

The beverages counter and the Chinese food shack remain consistent in business. A couple of months ago another guest appearance was made by a tandoori chicken outlet but as of now only few contenders have survived the test of competition and public demand has favoured the survivors in this demanding area which is lined with various food outlets at the main road.
The Juice centre is named ‘F5’ and remains in business throughout the day selling some snacks like biscuits and occasional samosas along with the hot and cold beverages. Recently they underwent a cosmetic modification changing color theme but the changes were only skin deep as the menu, service and the staff remains the same. The tea and the oreo milkshake here is a must try.

The chinese food outlet is run by a merry couple who dish out items from their menu from evenings till night. They have been consistent regardless of the seasons and the ups and Downs of the market overall. Their menu is nothing unusual but the taste is sharp and quantity is sufficient to accompany any conversation. Most ordered food items here are the starters which are enjoyed by their visitors over a casual conversation while being seated in the food court. The veg Manchurian and the chicken Manchurian are the first to run out and have remained on top spot in terms of orders in numbers. The Chef at helm there is an experienced restaurant chef and his expertise shows in the persistence of his work, and his ever smiling face.

All in all a definite must-try place to walk into, on a cosy evening, seated at the clean court with the company you your food, music and especially the rains at present!

Over-all Pros: Spacious open place seating, QUICK service, reliable place, limited parking available, Pocket friendly prices.

Over-all Cons: food variety limited.

HB Husain 21 months ago

Also masala guzarish food vary tasty