Updated On: 26 July, 2021 08:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Raul Dias
Combining an Art Deco-inspired bowling alley and gaming arcade with fine-dining fare, a new subterranean space is a welcome addition to Bandra’s F&B landscape

The space offers a bowling alley
Whatever, I am still fabulous”, reads a neon-lit sign above the four-lane, transparent bowling alley. It is as though Game Palacio is trying its best to shrug off the remnants of its former avatars as the short-lived Club Royalty and more recently, as a restobar called Drop. Speaking of ‘drop’, a black and gold staircase at the ground level deposits us into the bowels of the cavernous, Art Deco-inspired underground space. We feel well-insulated from the pandemic blues and the torrential July rain that is raging above.
Claiming to be India’s first upscale boutique bowling and gaming arcade along with being a fine-dining restaurant and nightclub (whenever evening dining and entertainment is back), Game Palacio is the brainchild of restaurateur Suved Lohia who has future plans to introduce similar such iterations across India.