They serve everything from Bihar. Be it starters or main course Their Aloo Lalu Chop is too good. Funny by its name and delicious by taste. I wanted to try their Litti chokha but at that time it was not available. This place is surely maintaining essence of regional food. Ambience is okayish but service is quite fast. A good place to spend an evening with friends.

I don't have much of an idea of Bihari food so I can't say whether the food here is authentic or not, but I've liked whatever I've tried here. The dehati fish in particular is really nice- mildly spiced and served with a portion of potatoes (awfully similar to chilli potatoes). The pepper chicken dish (can't remember the name) is really yummy. The only complaint I have is that the portions are quite small and aren't really sufficient if you have a good appetite. Their maggi is worth a try too- especially the keema cheese one. I would definitely want to try their vegetarian assorted parotta platter next time. For dessert, I always go for the upside down pineapple cake- it's so good that I never got down to trying anything else. Served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it's the perfect combination of hot and cold and a delight for the taste buds.
I love the ambience as well- the cute colorful chairs. The outside area is lovely but it only has 1-2 tables so you rarely get a place to sit there :(