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May 15, 2000 |
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Kerala:
Resort Bay
of Bombay is a theme restaurant with a convincing "navy"
ambience. On board are a compass, foghorn, anchors and portholes. And
there's only seafood on offer. The Cocktail Gamberretti, Pot Au Feu Soup
and Red Snapper Fillet, originally from coastal areas like Kerala, Goa and
Calcutta taste authentic. The desserts, however, leave a lot to be
desired. After all that delicious coastal food, you have to end your meal
with plain old ice cream or fresh fruit. Dull. You might need a compass to
find the place, located as it is in the middle of Crawford Market. An
average meal for two would cost Rs 600 inclusive of taxes. Alcoholic
beverages extra. For more information call (022) 205-6173 or 205-8397. Little kids can mean big profits. To cash in on the pre-school market, Fisher-Price, a subsidiary of Mattel Inc, have set up shop in Landmark Bookstore with their development toys. The launch began with a 10-day promo for pre-schoolers. Among the events, the two-day sit and draw had over 250 participants. Fisher-Price toys are labelled as "cheerful, innovative, funny and surprising". Only the Pooh range, Snoopy dogs, activity tables, gyms and walkers are available but more are on their way. The store hopes so are the customers.Prices range from Rs 150 to 2000. Call (033) 282-2617. Theatre
buffs have something to look forward to. Artistes Repertory Theatre is
staging Middle of Silence written by Sri
Lankan Ruwanthie de Chickera. This play is a haunting, no-holds barred
look at poverty and dependance. Set in Colombo, it reflects any urban
South Asian setting and features prominent theatre personalities like
Pathy Aiyar and Nala Ponnappa. Playing on May 12 and 13, 7:30 p.m. at
Alliance Francaise on Thimmaiah Road. Call (080) 2258762. Newage,
a furniture store, has products ranging from custom-made kitchens, sofas,
beds and dining-tables all very attractively displayed. The inhouse team
of designers helps the customer choose and coordinate the furniture. The
store claims to be of "international quality". The range of
sofas start at Rs 11,000. For more details call (011) 632-3706/7. |
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