Modeled as a Drinkery, as the name suggests, Friction has a spacious interior and a lively ambiance working in its favor.
For the pleasant days, outdoor seating is apt, while inside, a meal is complemented by ambient music.
There are comfy couches, bar stools, and seats to take your pick from, and Friction is well-known for being a party place.
Coming to what I relished at Friction, The Drinkery...
Beverages:
You can take your pick among the classic Mojito and Iced Tea, or the yogurt-based smoothie, Summer Hummer topped with a citrus punch on the side.
Appetizers:
Paan Wale Dahi Ke Kebab was the classic hung curd pockets done with sweet fennel and Gulkand, paired with crisps and mint dip on the side. It was quite a refreshing take on the authentic preparation.
Kasundi Fish had soft fish fillets imparting the subtle hint of mustard to the palate.
Royal Aalu Tikki had the classic Dilli-6 staple rendered on a bed of chickpeas and garnished with pomegranate seeds.
Dal Makhani Arancini had the classic lentil and rice combination rendered suitable for quick bites, layered with a pickled Mayonnaise to impart the spot-on flavors.
Butter Chicken Sliders are one of the best appetizers on the menu, served in the form of a trio of taste.
Main Course:
Shahi Paneer Platter is an aesthetic portioned meal comprising of Shahi Paneer and Jeera Aalu paired with salad and Indian breads of choice.
Spaghetti Aglio Olio is done in an apt manner at Friction with olives, cherry tomatoes, and crisp garlic bread on the side.
Desserts:
Chocolate Waffles with Berry Compote is the perfect combination to conclude the meal with, as the berry balances the excessive sweetness of chocolate.
Apple Cinnamon Cigars is one of the unconventional and sweeter conclusions on the Menu at Friction as they're served in shot glasses in the form of crisp cigars filled with a warm mashup of cinnamon and apple, layered with chocolate syrup and sesame seeds on the outside.
On the whole, I had a nice time at Friction, The Drinkery, where taste works its charm, hand-in-hand with the aesthetics. :)
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