<p>A peppy-looking eatery located in Church Street, ‘Mel’s Korner’ specialises in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. John Mathew, the owner of the restaurant, named it after his son Melwin. <br /><br /></p>.<p> “The ‘shawarmas’ and wraps are the most-sought after dishes here,” says the manager of the restaurant.<br /><br />“We have 15 people working in the kitchen, who are headed by a Syrian chef named Sebastian. We try to make our dishes as authentic as possible with our unique garlic and sesame sauce,” he adds.<br /><br />Although one can see the effort put into the preparation of their dishes, trying to bring out the Arabic flavours, the food can be worked upon a little to match the Arabic authenticity it seeks to achieve, by adding a hint of spice.<br /><br />The ‘BBQ chicken wraps’, though filling, aren’t as appetising as one would hope. However, the ‘veg burger’ with its crisp patty, is definitely worth the money. <br /><br />The ‘beef burger’ with its juicy and perfectly cooked patty is a must-try for burger lovers. The ‘Carribbean chicken fingers’ is the recent addition to the menu here. <br /><br />While their burgers, hummus and falafel wraps are great, you wouldn’t be missing out on much if you skip the fried items on the menu. <br /><br />‘Mel’s Korner’, offering food at reasonable prices, is worth the visit if you’re craving a good burger or wrap, but the desserts and juices aren’t worth your money.<br /> ‘Mel’s Korner’ is located at 11/1, Church Street. For details, call 25581666.<br /><br /></p>
<p>A peppy-looking eatery located in Church Street, ‘Mel’s Korner’ specialises in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. John Mathew, the owner of the restaurant, named it after his son Melwin. <br /><br /></p>.<p> “The ‘shawarmas’ and wraps are the most-sought after dishes here,” says the manager of the restaurant.<br /><br />“We have 15 people working in the kitchen, who are headed by a Syrian chef named Sebastian. We try to make our dishes as authentic as possible with our unique garlic and sesame sauce,” he adds.<br /><br />Although one can see the effort put into the preparation of their dishes, trying to bring out the Arabic flavours, the food can be worked upon a little to match the Arabic authenticity it seeks to achieve, by adding a hint of spice.<br /><br />The ‘BBQ chicken wraps’, though filling, aren’t as appetising as one would hope. However, the ‘veg burger’ with its crisp patty, is definitely worth the money. <br /><br />The ‘beef burger’ with its juicy and perfectly cooked patty is a must-try for burger lovers. The ‘Carribbean chicken fingers’ is the recent addition to the menu here. <br /><br />While their burgers, hummus and falafel wraps are great, you wouldn’t be missing out on much if you skip the fried items on the menu. <br /><br />‘Mel’s Korner’, offering food at reasonable prices, is worth the visit if you’re craving a good burger or wrap, but the desserts and juices aren’t worth your money.<br /> ‘Mel’s Korner’ is located at 11/1, Church Street. For details, call 25581666.<br /><br /></p>