A fruity blend made with mint, lime juice, ginger and mango juice, this is a good palette cleanser.
Rs 180
The Tintin-themed eatery, Tintin & The Brussels Club, which has been serving traditional Belgian dishes since its inception, has come up with some new specials, adding fun mocktails and recipes from Belgium.
“The inspiration for the new dishes comes from my annual trips to Belgium. I take pictures and then come back and discuss it with our continental chef so they can create the dishes,” said Barnali Sensarma Ghosh, co-owner, Tintin & The Brussels Club.

Imported Lamp Chops a la Belgian
Tender lamb served with mushrooms, sauteed broccoli, soft mash and a pepper sauce. Rs 900

Imported Grilled Mussels in Belgian Style
New Zealand green-lipped mussels served with a classic Belgian stuffing of green olives, white wine, chilli flakes and olive oil makes this dish crackling. Rs 800

Belgian Meatball
Meatball (choice of chicken or pork) with smoky cheese and butter stuffing, enclosed in a crispy breadcrumb coating, on a bed of mashed potatoes and double-layered sauce — one cheese and one pepper — make it perfect for a Sunday dinner. Rs 380 for chicken and Rs 400 for pork
Text: Emma Thomson
Pictures: B. Halder





