Updated On: 30 May, 2011 08:09 AM IST | | Promita Mukherjee
If a pub that serves good food is what you prefer on a night about town, head to MGF mall
If a pub that serves good food is what you prefer on a night about town, head tou00a0MGF mall
When the aroma of food wafts to your nostrils even before the plate has landed on your table, you know you are in for something good. And that's not something that really happens in restaurants around town these days. While the food might taste good in some, usually there is no aroma to fill up your senses. So when that delightful smell of kebabs hit my senses at Buzz, I knew I was up for something good. 
Buzz has a nice pub-like feel
When I walked into Buzz on a Thursday night, the DJ was playing popular numbers while guests were seen busy catching the IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians. Dimly lit with a pub-like ambience, this is the kind of place where you should go if you have a happy backslapping group (if you are a man, read friends).
The bar area is huge and the servers know how to whip up a good cocktail. And they take pains to figure out if
a guest likes the food/drinks. Again, another trait not found on too many places around town. Another thing I liked about Buzz is that they have an area, stylishly designed and named Smokin' Central, dedicated for those who cannot do without a puff, even during meals. Thoughtful gesture, I thought.
Around the world
The menu has sections divided into Global, Oriental and Indian, though global here generally sticks to Lebanese and some Continental and the Oriental barely moves beyond regular Chinese save for some Wasabi prawns, which we ordered. They were huge and tasted like they have been dipped in mustard sauce. The joy of this dish lies in the aftertaste, when the flavour hits you after you have finished chewing. There was nothing extraordinary about the Veg mezze platter though, apart from the sheer quantity of food. It had
soyabean, chickpeas, falafel, halloumi, cheese sambusse, hummus, babaganoush and tabuleh. The usual.