Auro Kitchen & Bar is one of the popular restaurants located centrally to, as its name suggests, Aurobindo Place, Hauz Khas. I had heard quite a few compliments about them from my colleagues and decided to pay them a visit for lunch a few days back.
Auro is quite prominent to spot in the DDA Shopping Complex. They have a nice way of building the appetite for patrons who wish to dine here, as they make them climb the two-floor-long flight of stairs that end at the rooftop restaurant that Auro is.
The outlet is spread over a relatively large area that bifurcates into indoor and outdoor spaces, and it also supports musical gigs over the weekend too. Intentionally or not, the outdoor space marks itself as a smoker's zone.
Here's listing some of the must-try dishes at Auro...
Beverages:
Flower Power had a hint of chamomile, honey, and lime.
Orange Thyme, as the name suggests, was an orange-based mocktail with a thyme garnish.
Yuzu Limeade was prepared using Yuzu which is a Japanese lime.
Jungle Juice was a concoction of orange, pineapple, and lime.
Salad:
Mint and Pomegranate Quinoa Salad had a refreshing lime flavor with an appreciable garnish of fresh mint. Quinoa being the healthy grain, is in vogue, and this one is a nice bet at Auro.
Appetizers:
Paneer 65 Slider came in a portion size of two sliders served alongside crisp potato wedges. The cottage cheese had been prepared nicely with a mildly spicy touch.
Char Grilled Baby Potatoes were served with a layer of melted cheese on top, a garnish of micro greens, and rocket leaves on the side.
The Mushroom Ranikhet is Auro's signature half 'n' half Pizza.
Truffle Kulcha and Wild Mushroom Seekh was soft and melt-in-mouth.
Main Course:
Lentil and Vegetable Curry was paired with Lemon Rice, Malabar Prantha, and Appam on the side.
Desserts:
Chargrilled Gulab Jamun with Rose Mascarpone was served on a bed of crisp vermicelli, which made it seem like a brown haystack at first, but it was nicely done.
Old Monk Chocolate Fondue had sliced kiwis, bananas, and apples, and some marshmallows to go along.
On the whole, Auro sports a chilled-out vibe and comes across as a hangout place fit to visit with friends or colleagues on a weekend over a delicious spread.
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