Food anatomization : Social Clinic, Koregaon Park - Pune
Hearing a lot of buzz about Social Clinic - it tempted me to give this place a shot on one crazy weekend. 😁
Social Clinic, located in the heart of Koregaon Park, has three restaurants lined up in one building. I believe Social Clinic replaces Post 91.
First floor houses the Social Clinic, the second floor hosts the Donkey's Arse and third has the Superheroes - which is more of a play area for the kids. 💀
Social Clinic - going by the name - is a hospital themed restaurant. The servers are dressed as nurses and ward boys. The seating arrangement offers you wheelchair seats and OPD stretchers for tables.
The cutleries are kept in part stretchers. They flaunt of a dental chair as a part of the décor.
At the other end of the floor is the bar.
The social media was going crazy with the theme - but sadly it failed to impress me even tad bit. 😑The chemical bonds on the walls,a picture of a sexy nurse and an ambulance - does not justify the theme. It could have been themed way better which would have also allowed the people to sink in with the theme.
Coming to the food - their menu offered variety of dishes. But it was kind of jumbled up - Indian, Chinese : would have preferred it more organized and sorted out manner.
We ordered for CHICKEN SHWARMAS - to my surprise it was relishing. The sauce spread along with the shredded chicken pieces,salads and the arabic flavors added to my fondness for the dish. Add ons were the hummus and tahini dips. I truly was content with the taste of the shwarma. Yummy...
The CHILLI BASIL FISH - tender pieces of fish coated in flour, deep fried and sprinkled with sesame seeds and few strands of basil leaves - having tangy flavors with a combination of sweet-chilli taste. It came very close to making a mark.
Coming to the mains - we went for the KUNG PAO PANEER WITH NOODLES. Paneer spiced up with Kung Pao sauce which is usually a combination of many ingredients like the garlic, ginger, dark soy sauce, vinegar and sugar etc cooked together was done well.
The dish had a thick gravy cooked with green veggies, crushed peanuts and red chillies. It was a good dish I would say - did ok of the three that we ordered.
It complemented well with the noodles. The noodles were simple - dressed with sliced green-red bell pepper and onions - a very effortless preparation.
Service was good - the staff was courteous.
Few pictures from the visit:
Social Clinic, located in the heart of Koregaon Park, has three restaurants lined up in one building. I believe Social Clinic replaces Post 91.
First floor houses the Social Clinic, the second floor hosts the Donkey's Arse and third has the Superheroes - which is more of a play area for the kids. 💀
Social Clinic - going by the name - is a hospital themed restaurant. The servers are dressed as nurses and ward boys. The seating arrangement offers you wheelchair seats and OPD stretchers for tables.
The cutleries are kept in part stretchers. They flaunt of a dental chair as a part of the décor.
At the other end of the floor is the bar.
The social media was going crazy with the theme - but sadly it failed to impress me even tad bit. 😑The chemical bonds on the walls,a picture of a sexy nurse and an ambulance - does not justify the theme. It could have been themed way better which would have also allowed the people to sink in with the theme.
Coming to the food - their menu offered variety of dishes. But it was kind of jumbled up - Indian, Chinese : would have preferred it more organized and sorted out manner.
We ordered for CHICKEN SHWARMAS - to my surprise it was relishing. The sauce spread along with the shredded chicken pieces,salads and the arabic flavors added to my fondness for the dish. Add ons were the hummus and tahini dips. I truly was content with the taste of the shwarma. Yummy...
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| Chicken Shwarma |
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| Chilli Basil Fish |
The dish had a thick gravy cooked with green veggies, crushed peanuts and red chillies. It was a good dish I would say - did ok of the three that we ordered.
It complemented well with the noodles. The noodles were simple - dressed with sliced green-red bell pepper and onions - a very effortless preparation.
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| Kung Pao Paneer with noodles |
Few pictures from the visit:
~Bon Appétit!!
P.S. All the above photos have been clicked by me.
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