<p>Comfortably located amidst the chaos of the loud and busy Church Street, ‘Easy Tiger’ could almost go unnoticed but for its courteous service. <br /><br /></p>.<p>A fusion of retro and pop is played in the small eatery. Dimly-lit, the brightly painted walls are adorned with innovative posters. Leather and wooden seating invite you alike for a relaxed bite.<br /><br />They serve Indian-based vegetarian food and a widespread variety of non-vegetarian cuisines. The ‘BBQ Sauce’ and ‘White Sauce’ are in-house delicacies that add a rich flavour to every dish they cook. The place was founded by Vikram Dasappa, Ajit Muthana and Vishal Shivappa. Deepak Kumar, the manager, informs, “We have 5 servers and 12 cooks.” <br /><br />“We focus on customer satisfaction and serving food that entices and delights.” Their quirky and cheeky menu descriptions will leave you in splits and is orchestrated by the exclusively appointed marketing group,” adds head chef Jinendra. <br /><br />The customers too pitch in their thoughts about the place and the menu. Says, Meghna, “They offer good quantity food that is moderately priced. The ambience wavers on mediocrity. I enjoy the performances and stand-ups that are arranged on a weekly basis.’’ <br /><br />Nusrah and Archishaa, who are regular customers here, have a suggestion though. “The presentation could be improved. The elevated stage can be risky due to dim lighting. But overall, the food is palatable and the affable staff make it an enjoyable experience.” “I enjoy visiting the eatery along with my friends,” says Vaishnavi. “The place is slightly cramped and I think it would help if there was extended seating as well as better ventilation. That said, I personally enjoyed the ‘Hummus and warm pita bread served with lemon and garlic’ and ‘Prawn stars’.<br /><br />The place houses karaoke every alternate weekends where prices are slashed. <br />People are seen dancing and enjoying themselves on the stage. A stand-up performance is arranged once in two months. A wall is solely dedicated to notify customers of upcoming event. They have another outlet located at Koramangala. <br /><br />If exhausted post a rigorous day at college or a hard day at work, ‘Easy Tiger’ will dissolve your encumbrances. The place is located at A 11/1, Church Street. For details, call 25550707.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Comfortably located amidst the chaos of the loud and busy Church Street, ‘Easy Tiger’ could almost go unnoticed but for its courteous service. <br /><br /></p>.<p>A fusion of retro and pop is played in the small eatery. Dimly-lit, the brightly painted walls are adorned with innovative posters. Leather and wooden seating invite you alike for a relaxed bite.<br /><br />They serve Indian-based vegetarian food and a widespread variety of non-vegetarian cuisines. The ‘BBQ Sauce’ and ‘White Sauce’ are in-house delicacies that add a rich flavour to every dish they cook. The place was founded by Vikram Dasappa, Ajit Muthana and Vishal Shivappa. Deepak Kumar, the manager, informs, “We have 5 servers and 12 cooks.” <br /><br />“We focus on customer satisfaction and serving food that entices and delights.” Their quirky and cheeky menu descriptions will leave you in splits and is orchestrated by the exclusively appointed marketing group,” adds head chef Jinendra. <br /><br />The customers too pitch in their thoughts about the place and the menu. Says, Meghna, “They offer good quantity food that is moderately priced. The ambience wavers on mediocrity. I enjoy the performances and stand-ups that are arranged on a weekly basis.’’ <br /><br />Nusrah and Archishaa, who are regular customers here, have a suggestion though. “The presentation could be improved. The elevated stage can be risky due to dim lighting. But overall, the food is palatable and the affable staff make it an enjoyable experience.” “I enjoy visiting the eatery along with my friends,” says Vaishnavi. “The place is slightly cramped and I think it would help if there was extended seating as well as better ventilation. That said, I personally enjoyed the ‘Hummus and warm pita bread served with lemon and garlic’ and ‘Prawn stars’.<br /><br />The place houses karaoke every alternate weekends where prices are slashed. <br />People are seen dancing and enjoying themselves on the stage. A stand-up performance is arranged once in two months. A wall is solely dedicated to notify customers of upcoming event. They have another outlet located at Koramangala. <br /><br />If exhausted post a rigorous day at college or a hard day at work, ‘Easy Tiger’ will dissolve your encumbrances. The place is located at A 11/1, Church Street. For details, call 25550707.<br /><br /></p>
