What: High Chai menu
Where: Bombay Brasserie, Quest
When: 3.30pm to 7.30pm every day. The regular menu will not be available during this time. 
Pocket pinch: Rs 350-plus for two

Now you can get “high” right in the afternoon! Bombay Brasserie at Quest mall has come out with a desi High Chai menu, which includes dishes with flavours from all over the country. And the best part? Lots of chai. 

Choose from a variety of teas such as Masala Chai, Charminar Chai and Kadak Cutting Chai, but if that’s not your cup of tea, head to the Patiala Bar at the restaurant for some desi cocktails or pauwas. Pair them with light bites such as Gunpowder Potatoes, Calcutta Club Fish Fry and Rasta Masala Toasty.

“Indians love snacking in the evening and sometimes it’s okay to skip lunch because of it. This menu has some of the local favourites paired with a selection of desi cocktails and Indian teas from across the country,” said Shikha Nath, brand director, Bombay Brasserie. 

Here’s what t2 sipped and munched on.

Text: Urvashi Bhattacharya
Pictures: Rashbehari Das

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