SHIRO - UB CITY MALL, VITTAL MALLYA ROAD

For the month of July 2017 review, I wanted to target an all Chinese restaurant till I got to know about the Dim sum festival going on at Shiro. I’m crazy about Dim sums. I could eat them every day. There have been times that one of my friends and I used to go for all you can eat buffet, skip everything there from rice to desserts and eat only dim sums. This review is for the vegetarian section only though they have 40 varieties of Dim sums in vegetarian and non vegetarian categories. Dim sum lover’s dream!

Weekdays at Shiro are paradise – quiet, tranquil and the huge statues of Buddha makes it visually appealing.

The first thing I did was complain about the serving plates. While most plates at food places are either plain white or have some flowery design, plates at Shiro had brown spots. The spots make it look like plates haven’t been washed. Turns out it is part of the design of the plate!! and being the visual person that I am, it put me off. After all, food is about presentation as much as it is about eating. Krishna, who served me was kind enough to understand my finickiness and replaced it with plain white design free plates:)

The Dim sum menu had some options – A la carte or Dim sum special unlimited options of five types of Dim sums for Rs.995 plus taxes. I decided to opt for that. Actually this is a better way to get to taste a variety over a la carte which is quite pricey.

What I had:

Spicy broccoli & water chestnut dumpling

Spinach and corn dumpling

Crystal dumpling – mushrooms, carrots, zucchini and Chinese cabbage

Vegetarian Shen Jian Bao (a bit too doughy for my taste)

Chi chow style dumpling (crunchy with baby corn and peanuts– for me best of the lot)

For me, one was no different from the other except for the one with baby corn which had a bit more crunch. All of them were hot, melt in the mouth delicious and filling. The spicy chilly sauce made it all the more enjoyable.

However, after five steamed options, I was craving for something crispy and ordered cheese rolls which was delectable. I would have preferred fried wontons though!

However stuffed I am, I can never resist dessert and ordered a chocolate volcano (molten chocolate cake with ice cream), which was wowsome!

Jasmine tea in the end was refreshing.

Since this festival has a time limit, it’s a must experience for all dim sum lovers.

Overall Rating: 4/5

Ratings for reviews:

1 – No! No! No!
2- Just about average.
3 –Good. Can give it a try.
4- Great!!
5 – Yes! Yes! Yes! And I’ll tell all about it.

Photos: Dim sums, chocolate volcano.

Details:

Address 2nd Floor, UB City Mall, Vittal Mallya Road, Lavelle Road, Bangalore.
Contact +91 8041738864 080 41738861
Timings 12:30 PM to 11:30 PM

WHITE LIGHT VISUALIZATION

Meditation and Visualization – One can find lots of definition for these two words but I believe these two words cannot be defined easily. They have to be personally experienced and highly individualistic in nature. Meditation involves focusing the mind. The purpose for doing this can range from wanting to relax to feeling more energized to raise your awareness to bring about positive thoughts and changes and connect with yourself. Adding any mental image to it becomes visualization. Examples of this can range from visualizing calm scenery such as beaches or a field of flowers to achieving a goal – say crossing the finish line or visualizing a presentation going off beautifully with the audience applauding or even manifesting any of your desires. With this mental image, you give it a shape and structure as to how exactly you would want it in your real life.

There are different types of meditation and visualization and one has quite a variety to choose from and adopt what suits you best. There is mantra meditation – chanting a particular phrase or hymn that you feel good about, mindfulness meditation – to be aware of the present moment at any given time, guided visualization – forming of mental images through a series of instructions, listening to subliminal music (now, this is a vast topic in itself) focusing on breath or heart rhythm, chakra meditation, there are meditations that involves being seated and those involving movement…the list is quite long. I’ve been doing a few of them for the past six years and have reaped benefits from some of them.

Of all the types of meditation and visualization, I find white light visualization which I’ve adopted recently for my daily practice as one of the most powerful and soothing forms. It fills me with a strange sense of peace. It is easy and convenient and can be done anytime anyplace. There is no specific time frame involved. There is no need to be seated and though a calm quiet place is preferred, it is not a must.

Sometimes I’ve done it while waiting in a queue at the grocery store! If at home, I sometimes visualize different ways I’ve listed in this article along with meditation music or subliminal music in the background. Other times I do a round of white light meditation and relax before I start visualizing what I want to manifest in real life.

WHY WHITE LIGHT VISUALISATION?

The color white stands for many things – purity, divination, new beginnings and mental clarity are some of them. It is known to promote healing of the body, mind and spirit. It clears up the mind for manifestations and spiritual enlightenment.
For me personally it’s a very flexible color. I feel good when I see anything in white and reading about the benefits helped. I use it mostly to calm down and for manifesting my desires.

Here are five ways that I use the white light to meditate. What is listed below isn’t an elaborate process that takes a lot of time. Most mentioned here is something you can do in an instant and carry on with your work though if you do set aside time to visualize at a leisurely pace that’s just as good.

1. White Light Shower : Pretend you are standing under a shower and imagine bathing in white light. Feel the white light coming down from the top of your head and travelling all the way down to your toes, waves and waves of it. Stay with this image for a few minutes. Imagine stepping out of the shower feeling fresh and cleansed. Remember I mentioned earlier that there is no time frame involved and it can be done anywhere? This is one way to visualize the white light shower – sitting at your desk, waiting for someone, or even in the shower:)

2. White Light Waterfall: This visual is usually in a natural setting, amid green trees, birds chirping and rocks and stones. Imagine as if white light is gushing out from a rock and falling on to a stone platform. You are standing on the stone platform and you can feel the white light cascading down upon you. This is not very different from the shower except for the natural surroundings. Serene nature images usually have a soothing effect on the mind and coupled with the white light waterfall meditation, it’s doubly refreshing.

3. Drinking from a glass of white light: Whenever you are typing in front of the computer or doing some task that involves some kind of tension, place a transparent glass near you. Don’t fill it with anything. At intervals, lift the glass and imagine it being filled with white light and you are drinking it. Close your eyes and imagine the white light water going into every single part of your body, cleaning it and filling it with positive energy. This activity will not take even a few seconds but the tiny breaks will do you good.

4. Soaking your feet in white light and have it travelling to your crown chakra: This is one more visualization where you place your feet in a tub while sitting on a chair. This is not an in-depth chakra meditation, for each of the seven chakras or seven spiritual locations in your body have their own colors. This is more like soaking your feet for a pedicure but only difference is there is no water. Instead, imagine the white light travelling slowly, very, very slowly right from your feet, to your knees, to your navel area, to the solar plexus (the area below your rib cage), to the heart, to the throat and have it bursting out from the crown chakra right on top of your head and fading away into the universe. The key here is not to rush this. Spend few minutes with the white light in each part of the body before moving on to the next. Imagine it healing any area that you feel is tense and needs energy. When I do this, I can’t wait for the white light to reach my neck. I’ve become aware that this is the area where I feel a lot of tension and consciously relax during this visualization.

5. Take a white light swim – in a river or a pool: Again this can be in a river surrounded by greenery OR a pool in a resort where you are left to yourself. Only your mind can conjure what images you want and sustain that image with what you enjoy:) I choose the river flowing with white light where I walk calmly and step into it right up to my neck in white light and I allow myself to drift with the river of flowing white light. Same goes for the pool. Dive and splash about in the pool of white light for as long as you like or just lie there floating on top of the pool of white light.
For all of the visualization except for the soaking your feet in white light, take as much or as little time you want with the process.

While I have tried all these techniques, I use the waterfall and shower the most since it comes easy for me as a visual and I can do it on the go.

Note the connection between white light and the different water related visuals? Water is being replaced by white light here. Being anywhere near water is spiritually uplifting and we all know how beneficial it is to actually drink enough water. For me, water represents everything that is tranquil and energizing at the same time hence I use the white light visuals and connect it to water. You can come up with your own visuals of course – getting drenched in white light rain, white light emitting from holding a stone in your hand and travelling all over your body, white light radiating from the sun and so on. Get creative!

While I like the color white for various reasons, I know enough people who feel quite the opposite and find the color white cold or plain. You can use any color you feel good about…bathe in green light, swim in a purple light river, stand under a blue light waterfall… Feel free to use the color that makes you feel great if white puts you off. The idea is to relax and enjoy the process of visualization whichever color you choose.

“The world is but a canvas to your imagination” – Henry David Thoreau.

PULIYOGARE POINT - BASAVANAGUDI

Having tried a variety of cuisines beginning this year – Andhra, Continental, north Indian and ice creams, this month I decided to try out a place that has only south Indian l food and zeroed in on Puliyogare point after the rave reviews on Zomato.
Tiny though it is, I’m glad to have found this place. The first thing I ordered here was naturally the Puliyogare. I love Puliyogare as a dish. This was delicious with lots of peanuts and curry leaves. However, I have rarely had Puliyogare that comes close to the taste that some temples make. This was more like a homemade recipe, but no complaints whatsoever. This is served with a bowl of fresh curd.

I had a plain dosa next which was hot and crispy and the chutney that was served with it was awesome!

I took home Shavige Bath, Ambode and maddur vada to have later. To be honest, I loved the shavige bath over the Puliyogare and wished I had more of it. Even now as I’m typing this I’m craving to have it again. You know a dish is delicious when you think of it in its absence and automatically drool and crave for it! – The Puliyogare did not have this impact:)

Ambode was very spicy and my mom liked the maddur vada.

Seating arrangements aren’t much to speak of, just a handful of chairs and tables. From what I observed, this dint stop people from streaming in and heartily tucking away plate after plate the various other dishes on their menu. I had to stand and eat, darshini style. Service is quick minus smiles.

Prices and portions are just right! It’s enough to fill you up without leaving a hole in your wallet.

I want to try their Thatte Idly and Sakkara Pongal the next time I go there and yep, there is going to be a next time.

Overall Rating: 4/5

Ratings for reviews:

1 – No! No! No!
2- Just about average.
3 –Good. Can give it a try.
4- Great!!
5 – Yes! Yes! Yes! And I’ll tell all about it.

Details:

Address: 81, East Anjaneya Street, NR Colony, Basavanagudi, Bangalore
Phone numbers: 080 41692243, +91 9986953484
Timings: 7 AM to 10 PM

HOW TO CREATE A MONEY ALTAR

The year 2012 was a life changing year for me. It was the year that I found two best friends who’ve been by my side, helped me through everything and giving me many things that I wished for. Those two best friends are two books - The Secret and The Magic by Rhonda Bryne. Not only have they remained and continue to remain my best friends, but they are also responsible largely for their influence on me to go deeper and understand the law of attraction concepts.

From there followed I went about gathering any information on the law of attraction books, videos, articles, affirmations… I absorbed it all like a sponge and applied them to my life and continue to do so.

Over a period of time, I’ve practiced the law of attraction and attracted several things in my life. Apart from writing my blessings for the day, not one single day goes by where I am not doing something or the other related to the law of attraction. I’ve also seen a majority of people wanting to attract more money and prosperity into their lives. This article inspired by my own experiences with the law of attraction will show you how to do just that.

Money and its significance need no introduction. Only you, by your definition can decide just how much it means to you and how much you want to attract it in your life. One of the ways attract more of it in your life and improve your relationship with money is to create a money altar.

So what exactly is a money altar? How to create it? How can I use it?

Here’s what you need to do to create and use your money altar for attracting prosperity and abundance.

Step 1 - START WITH THE BELIEF MODE

Man is made by beliefs – as he believes, so he is.

“Beliefs are like commanders of the brain. When we congruently believe something is true, it is like delivering a command to our brain as to how to represent what is occurring.” – Tony Robbins.

The role that beliefs play in the whole law of attraction process is quite underplayed. In truth, they can change your world for better or worse depending on what you believe. If you are constantly in the “I am lacking__(money, time, a good companion you fill in the blank) so it will be. Always.

The first step is to train your brain to change your mind into believing that you deserve prosperity, that money will appear in many forms that money is your best friend. Without the abundance mindset, the next steps listed are of no use unless this step is first taken. You need to truly believe from your heart that you deserve the best.

There are tons of money affirmations all over the internet. Examples of these affirmations are

“Money flows into my life freely and easily.”


“I now live, feel and expect an abundance of money.”

Every day in every way my wealth is increasing”

Download images of those affirmations. Listen to videos on money affirmations. Write them down. Look at pictures with pots of money, money tree, money magnet etc. Tell yourself you deserve to have the money you wish. There are no limits to how much or how often this needs to be done. Do this every day as often. Repeat, repeat, repeat. It all boils down to conviction and not mere utterances.

“Believe in what you want so much that it has no choice but to materialize.”


STEP 2 – CHOOSE A SPACE

The dictionary defines an altar as “A table or flat-topped block used as the focus for a religious ritual, especially for making sacrifices or offerings to a deity.” But here we are using an altar or a sacred space exclusively for attracting money. One need not have a huge space. A corner of a room or cupboard, a table or even a big box in a corner will do. One important rule that needs to be followed is that the space you choose has to be safe and accessed by you and only you. We don’t want energies getting mixed up. My money space is just a drawer exclusively for it. Nobody even comes close to it and only I have access to it.

WHAT THE SPACE SHOULD BE

1. Exclusive for money: Yep, money and other positive things related to it. Not any space where one randomly dumps pills or bills or anything else.

2. Clean: Keep it free of clutter. This is an ongoing practice for your space and not just for one time. This is to clear the way symbolically for attracting abundance.

3. A money box/bag/ wallet : To keep the money in. I use a box. Whatever you use, remember it has to be well sized for the notes to fit in smoothly and not crammed in or folded.

3. Filled with positive things: All of them related to money – money images, gods or goddesses that you hold dear, any stones, pendants, idols that you connect with and believe will bring you luck. Books on financial prosperity (ones that you have read and believe in). Add to the list.

4. A special scent: Identify any scent that makes you feel great. Of course it has to be one that can be added to the space. For example I do love the smell of baked bread but I cannot add it to the space for it to last:). I use camphor. This is done for two reasons : every time you access the space, it should fill you with good vibes and anytime you catch of the whiff of the scent elsewhere, it should remind you of money and abundance.

Start with the basics, clean space, a money box or bag and then slowly add things that make you feel good. Ask yourself what you want to see as soon as you access the money space. It should fill you with positivity. Use colors that make you feel good. I use green because for me it’s a color of renewal and growth and we want our money to grow don’t we?:)


WHAT THE SPACE SHOULD NOT BE

1. A dumping area for anything handy. For some there’s a tendency to just open the drawer or go to a space and just dump say a bill or a letter or a bag if it’s a table top with the “intention of sorting it out or putting it away elsewhere for later. This space you created is NOT for any of those however hurried you are at that time. Think of what all it represents – growth, abundance, positivity, and give it the respect it deserves.

2. Anything that indicates lack: Some examples would be dirty handkerchiefs or letters of rejection, bills, returned checks. Do be very careful about these things.

STEP 3 - HOW TO USE THE ALTAR

1. Spend few minutes accessing the space every day. See all things in it that fill you with positivity. Visualize yourself having money. Imagine what you would do with the money. This acts as a trailer for the positive things to come.

2. Be consistent in accessing the space. Don’t give up if you don’t see anything immediately or if you get a small amount don’t go around with the feeling “is that all?.” There has to be room only for vibrant thoughts and feelings here.

3. Say your affirmations aloud every time you access your money space.

4. Smell the money. Yep, the actual notes. Become friends with it. Speak to it and request for it to bring more into your life. I’ve already mentioned above giving it a special scent for different reasons. You need not spray the money with scent. Just keep the space/box/bag smelling great with a scent you love.

5. Give thanks. This is crucial. Say thank you for all the money you have been given, money you have currently, and will continue to receive for the rest of your life whenever you access your space and anytime you can. How you frame your “thank you’s” are important. Use only positive words and avoid sentences like “Thank you for “not” sending me any bills.” Change it to thank you always for the abundance of money to pay for everything.

6. As and when you feel like it, add anything that makes you feel good that has a long shelf life. Try not to make it too crowded though.

My money altar is a drawer in my closet. It has a money box, a wallet, the books The Secret and The Magic, pictures of my favorite god, a packet of camphor (for me this smells heavenly), a unicorn on a key chain (because I like all things magical), a jade stone that always makes me feel good and a Buddha pendant. I plan to keep adding anything I feel brings me luck.


THE BENEFITS

Once you’ve finished creating your money space, watch for expected and unexpected ways you’ll receive money - discounts, credits to account, renewal of contracts, ideas that bring you more money savings…anything small or big related to money. Say thank you every time it happens. Do not obsess over the space or the money. Rather think of it as a comfort zone to go to. I often open my drawer and smell money and say several thanks with heartfelt gratitude whether I receive money at the time or not. It’s my “go to” place to just feel good. Everything else that follows from it is an added bonus:)
Enjoy creating your money altar and importantly,

“Have faith in the magic and miracles of life. For only those that do get to experience them” – Hal Elrod.

PARATHA PLAZA, INDIRANAGAR

Recently a friend of mine sent me pictures of some mouth watering homemade aloo parathas and I found myself craving to try them too. So for this month’s review I decided to have parathas at Paratha Plaza. I heard a lot about this place and as I stay close by, in Indiranagar, I thought I’d give this place a try.

I have tasted parathas from different outlets but I have no idea what an “authentic” paratha tastes like so I wouldn’t know a good paratha from a bad paratha but what I had here, I loved it. I totally enjoyed the quirky names of the parathas…like your pleasure my pleasure and stop liking me (???!!;)

I visited this place with my friend and we met at 12.30 p.m. In half an hour’s time the place was full so it is best to be there a bit early. This place is fine for a quick bite not the kind to linger on and chat. It’s a small place but quite comfortable. The names on the menu got my friend and I laughing and that was a good start to a meal.

I had Laila Majnu – Gobhi + Aloo + Spices

Being a huge drooler for both gobhi and aloo, I enjoyed hungrily tucking into my favorite combination. Hot, fresh and visually appealing and very, very appetizing.

My friend had Forget me not – Paneer + Gobhi + Carrot + Onion + Capsicum

Taste wise, we couldn’t find much difference between the Laila Majnu and the Forget me not except for the names:)

And we both shared – Karram Kurram - Papad + Onion + Spices

I expected this to be crispy but honestly all three tasted almost the same. The plus side was that all three were delicious. I liked that it was non greasy, filling but not in the heavy way that some meals are.

All parathas are accompanied with pickle, curd and awesome mint chutney. While this in itself is enough for a meal, they do have curries too and we ordered paneer burji. My friend and I totally loved it. The curry portion was quite a lot and we had to get it packed to have for later. Prices are reasonable.

Service is prompt, but could do with a lot of improvement. While I appreciate staff not breathing down my neck and watching my every chew, service at this place is the other extreme. No smile, no friendly word, quite don’t carish. Luckily for them, the tasty food and clean ambience made up for it and no wonder that this place gets filled up fast.

Would I go again – Definitely. I want to try the other items on the menu, more of their curries and lassi.

Would I recommend it to others – Yes, worth going at least once when in the mood for wholesome parathas.

Rating – 4/5 – this is only for the food and the prices.

Ratings for reviews:

1 – No! No! No!
2- Just about average.
3 –Good. Can give it a try.
4- Great!!
5 – Yes! Yes! Yes! And I’ll tell all about it.

Details
Address: 373, 100 Feet Road, Indiranagar, Bangalore.
Contact: +91 9740258348
Timings: 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM, 6:30 PM to 11 PM

NATURAL ICE CREAM - INDIRANAGAR

THE ICE CREAM HAIKU

Riot of flavors

Taste bud explosion

Heaven

And heaven it is indeed! Summer is incomplete without indulging in ice creams and for this month’s (April) review I headed to “Natural ice cream” in Indiranagar and indulge I did!

I’ve been to this place many times before. It’s my “go to” place for ice creams. I’ve tasted every single flavor available here and at one time ate about a dozen ice creams. The best part is I dint gain an inch. I somehow don’t when I eat ice creams here. I can only put that down to one of life’s unsolved mysteries :)

Why Natural Ice Cream? – Ice creams here are very light on the stomach and do not have the usual rich, creamy, full feeling that comes with other ice cream I have had elsewhere.

The flavors keep changing according to seasonal fruits and there’s quite a variety to sample.

Seasonal fruit flavors are the closest thing to eating the actual fruit.

Prices are reasonable. 60 bucks for a generous scoop. Service is fast.

It’s a calm, quiet place (most times at least)

Ice creams here taste..well..Natural!!

Did I mention for some strange reason I don’t gain weight however many ice creams I eat here? Not the case elsewhere and that’s good enough a reason visit this place again and again and again…

I ordered these four flavors

Kala Jamun – Every Kala Jamun season I make sure I head to Natural Ice Cream just for this flavor. It’s really unique and delicious!

Tender coconut – My all time favorite with actual bits if tender coconut flesh in it.

Coffee walnut – the distinct aroma of coffee and bits of walnuts – yum!

Chikoo – every spoonful makes me go mmmmmmmm!

It wasn’t difficult having four different flavors and still go home and have lunch. Dint I say earlier they are light on the stomach?

Then I got few more to take home and continue the ecstasy

Mango – this is the only place where I can eat this flavor and savor it. I’m not too fond of mango or mango flavors as such.

Choco almond – you can never go wrong with anything that has chocolate in it.

Roasted almond – a big fan of nuts:)

Anjeer (fig) – fresh and fruity.

Malai – creamy joy

Kala Jamun – Yes, again! I can’t get enough of this flavor usually available around this time – April-May.

Other flavors to try here are the sitaphal, watermelon, papaya-pineapple, kaju kismis, kesar pista, chocobite(chips)choco cream, jack fruit, musk melon, strawberry…oh just go there!:)

You can also try their ice cream shakes with the same flavors. I do wish they also sold kulfi since I love them.

This place is a must visit for all ice cream lovers and those with a sweet tooth. It is bliss in a cup :)

In pics:
With the spoons – Kala Jamun, Coffee walnut, Tender coconut and chikoo.
In the box: Anjeer, roasted almond, choco almond, kala jamun, mango and malai,

OVERALL RATING: 5 /5 – my highest ever since I started the reviews this year:)

Ratings for reviews:

1 – No! No! No!
2- Just about average.
3 –Good. Can give it a try.
4- Great!!
5 – Yes! Yes! Yes! And I’ll tell all about it.

DETAILS:

Address: Next to Apple Of My Eye, 12th Main, 2nd Stage, HAL, Off 100 Feet Road, Indiranagar, Bangalore
Timings: 11 AM to 11 PM
Contact: 080 25200059, 080 25200159

SAMAROH - LAVELLE ROAD

Monthly review time and by myself I thought I’d go

To a place called “SAMAROH”

And since of regular reviews I’m bored

I thought I’d take a different road

A foodie I am, a poet I’m not

Once there, for lunch, this is what I got

KESHAR MEWA BOONDI - a sweet starter in a little pot

SUBZI TAMATAR SHORBA – a soupy drink, piping hot

MASALA KHEECHIYA – little crisps accompanied by spicy salad, very nice

SHARBAT – this cool drink was needed after the spice

PUDINA PANEER TIKKA – Delicious and appetizing

PALAK GALAUTI –too much greens for my liking

VEGETABLE SAMOSA – was tasty and filling

KARELA TIKKI – this I could do with a second helping

SAMAROH PANI PURI – Awesome! And love the beautiful brass kooja used to pour

GREAT SAMAROH CHAAT – so heavenly, you’ll definitely want more

MASALA CHAAS –cool and refreshing! out of five, I give this a four.

DAL TADKA – spicy lentils in a cup

PANEER DO MIRCH – this too deserves thumbs up

CHANA MASALA – this dish, wherever I go tastes the same always

BOONDI RAITHA - boondi soaked in cool curd deserves a praise (especially since its summer time!)

CHATPATI BINDHI MAKAI – lady fingers curry, quite tasteful

LATPATA ALOO DUM – for me potatoes cooked in any form is always delightful

TANDOORI ROTI AND FULKA - Soft n fluffy and hot with dollops of ghee

PYAZI KULCHA – Went well with the potatoes in gravy

MASALA RICE - by this time I was done, but wait there was more to come

CURD RICE AND STEAMED BASMATI – more or less like how it’s prepared at home (eye roll!! rhyming come with home… I did mention I wasn’t a poet:)

ANGOORI SHRIKAND - Sweet was what next followed (and this was wow!)

KURMURI JALEBI - - ate as much as my stomach allowed

GUD KA RASMALAI – Fresh and yummy

HALWA – made from carrots.. thank you said my full tummy:)

MAGAI PAN – this bought the meal to a flavorful end

Next time I decided to go with a friend!

OVERALL RATING: 4.5 /5

Ratings for reviews:

1 – No! No! No!
2- Just about average.
3 –Good. Can give it a try.
4- Great!!
5 – Yes! Yes! Yes! And I’ll tell all about it.

DETAILS

Address: 7/1, Vittal Mallya Road, Lavelle Road, Bangalore
Timings: 12 Noon to 3:30 PM, 7 PM to 10:30 PM
Contact: 080 49652435