<div align="justify">While the city gallops forward on the path of development and ‘Westernisation’, there are still a few places that retain the old world charm that people now seem to crave for. <br /><br />‘Rooster's Soul Kitchen’ is one such restaurant that aims for this. The interiors are warm and homely <br />decor with pleasantly dim lighting and relaxing jazz music to up the feel. The place is perfect for a simple family dinner or even a night out with your friends — all over some soulful food.<br /><br />At first glance, the menu may leave you feeling like there is nothing special in there but look closely for they have their own little twists in each dish.<div align="justify"><br />The menu has continental classics along with Indian coastal delights. You can have a little bit of this and a little bit of that — like a little bit of the ‘Malabar chemeen curry’ and a little bit of ‘Beef stroganoff’. <br /><br />Their ‘bacon wrapped chilli peppers’ would leave you smacking your lips and rubbing your tummy. <br /><br />‘The kerala beef fry’ will melt in your mouth. And who would give up the opportunity to taste a chicken or crab ‘rasam’? <br /><br />Their quirky innovations may make you a little skeptical but rest assured that they stay true to their motto — to serve homely and soulful food. They serve a very interesting main course dish called ‘Snap trap carni’ — a pancake pyramid of two layers on a bed of tomato ‘concasse’, filled with lamb and chicken mince and topped with a generous amount of cheese sauce that is simply out of this world.</div><div align="justify"><br />Rich and filling, this dish will have you taking the phrase ‘eat like there is no tomorrow’ a bit too seriously.</div><div align="justify"><br />Since simplicity is a desirable quality when it comes to the kitchen, don’t look down on the plain old ‘Kerala chicken stew with appam’ and Cheesecakes. <br /><br />They are guaranteed to take you on a quick trip to heaven.<br /><br />The food is elegantly plated and comes in sizeable proportions, making it worth every penny you pay.</div><div align="justify"><br />Another noteworthy factor is that they serve only beer and beer-based cocktails, though this might be a bit restraining for those who are not lovers of this beverage.<br /><br />Classic mocktails are available, though the options are somewhat limited. <br />They also have a little stage space that sees live music on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.<br /><br />So those who want to indulge in an old Bengaluru setting and enjoy some delicious cuisine while at it, then Rooster’s at 39, 80 Ft Road, HAL 3rd stage, <br /><br />Indiranagar is your place. For details, call 45128737.<br /><br /></div></div>
<div align="justify">While the city gallops forward on the path of development and ‘Westernisation’, there are still a few places that retain the old world charm that people now seem to crave for. <br /><br />‘Rooster's Soul Kitchen’ is one such restaurant that aims for this. The interiors are warm and homely <br />decor with pleasantly dim lighting and relaxing jazz music to up the feel. The place is perfect for a simple family dinner or even a night out with your friends — all over some soulful food.<br /><br />At first glance, the menu may leave you feeling like there is nothing special in there but look closely for they have their own little twists in each dish.<div align="justify"><br />The menu has continental classics along with Indian coastal delights. You can have a little bit of this and a little bit of that — like a little bit of the ‘Malabar chemeen curry’ and a little bit of ‘Beef stroganoff’. <br /><br />Their ‘bacon wrapped chilli peppers’ would leave you smacking your lips and rubbing your tummy. <br /><br />‘The kerala beef fry’ will melt in your mouth. And who would give up the opportunity to taste a chicken or crab ‘rasam’? <br /><br />Their quirky innovations may make you a little skeptical but rest assured that they stay true to their motto — to serve homely and soulful food. They serve a very interesting main course dish called ‘Snap trap carni’ — a pancake pyramid of two layers on a bed of tomato ‘concasse’, filled with lamb and chicken mince and topped with a generous amount of cheese sauce that is simply out of this world.</div><div align="justify"><br />Rich and filling, this dish will have you taking the phrase ‘eat like there is no tomorrow’ a bit too seriously.</div><div align="justify"><br />Since simplicity is a desirable quality when it comes to the kitchen, don’t look down on the plain old ‘Kerala chicken stew with appam’ and Cheesecakes. <br /><br />They are guaranteed to take you on a quick trip to heaven.<br /><br />The food is elegantly plated and comes in sizeable proportions, making it worth every penny you pay.</div><div align="justify"><br />Another noteworthy factor is that they serve only beer and beer-based cocktails, though this might be a bit restraining for those who are not lovers of this beverage.<br /><br />Classic mocktails are available, though the options are somewhat limited. <br />They also have a little stage space that sees live music on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.<br /><br />So those who want to indulge in an old Bengaluru setting and enjoy some delicious cuisine while at it, then Rooster’s at 39, 80 Ft Road, HAL 3rd stage, <br /><br />Indiranagar is your place. For details, call 45128737.<br /><br /></div></div>
