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Italian cuisine can be served here. Have perfectly cooked onion strings, lemon rice and thai rice at Melt Town Café when you happen to be near it. Try good lemon dessert, curry dessert and creamy cakes. Some visitors like delicious beer at this place. Don't miss the opportunity to drink great iced coffee, fruit smoothies or chocolate frappe.
Choose between indoor and outdoor seating. The knowledgeable staff meets you at this spot all year round. Prices are found reasonable here. There is a peaceful ambiance and cute decor at Melt Town Café.
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Italian, Fast food
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Price range per person INR 230
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Near Indusind Bank, Bhandarkar Road, Pune, Maharashtra, India, 411004
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We tried -
1. Beer Batter Onion Rings
2.Caramel Cold brew
3.Affogato
4.Pavbhaji ( Highly Recommend )
5.Idli Sambar
6.Masala Dosa
7.Gulabjam with Icecream
Ambiance is so Cheerful. They also have Indian Seating (which is so cute)
Food Quality & Quantity is good & They have introduced Southindian Food also you can try that !
You can Enjoy Games & Food Together ❤️
We Would definitely recommend
Try their all new season spl Christmas Limited Edition Menu available till year end and dig in to those grubs and goodies on the cards. I did and glad I am for it.
Firstly, the cafe is a whopper! It has plenty of seating area to include a first floor with a mocktail bar and that is a plus. It also has a Baithak where you can sit down with friends reminiscent of the yesteryears- they even have a wall hung pic of Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Ross, Chandler and Joey, the F.R.I.E.N.D.S -
I particularly liked a wall art here which depicts the Canal Grande or the Grand Canal in Venice with a tourist couple riding a Gondola. Brilliant! Other props and decor are also seemingly done artistically, especially the Big Ben.
Let me dwell now on the good part, the food part:-
Murghan Kebab- Soft, succulent, well marinated kebabs, well spiced and melt in the mouth. It also has a characteristic glazed red tint to it which is quite inviting.
Beer Battered Onion Rings- Compared to the usual onion rings, these ones are more fluffy, crunchy and you can taste the fermentation effect of the beer on the batter. Kudos chef!
Cottage Cheese tossed in Kung Pao- The quintessential American-Chinese innovation/ invention; as to the origins of the dish there are many schools of thought which claim it to be from the sichuan province of China but the Americans revolutionized it for sure and rechristened it to Kung Pao from the original Gong Bao. It characteristically contains peanuts, cashews, welsh onions and bell peppers apart from the usual suspects, the garlic and ginger. I am giving these folks a thumbs up for nailing this dish!
Spaghetti Aglio e olio- the spaghetti was cooked to perfection, this Napolitan invention has three major ingredients- loads of olive oil, garlic and a sprinkle of parsley. Anything else you add is generosity; well these folks used in addition to the three oregano, parmesan cheese strips, cherry tomatoes, bell peppers- what I reckon from memory!
I am soon publishing my blog post on the spaghetti/ noodle war, so sit tight while I spill the beans ab initio here. Even though I hate to admit it, here goes:- The concept of Spaghetti pasta was brought into Italy by Marco Polo on his renowned journey back from China in the 13th Century. So Senore... Comprende? ... Noodles predates Spaghetti... but I like Spaghetti!
Oriental Rice with Mushroom sauce- This is a strikingly good looking dish, optimally cooked rice sautéed in a wok with mushroom sauce in the middle with the consistency of a stroganoff, nicely done- very impressive!
Moroccan Lemon Chicken with Rice- This Lemon chicken is mildly spiced, yellow in colour, texture and consistentcy is very alike Burmese Khowsuey, you can taste flavours of cinnamon, garlic, thyme, citrus and parlsey. Chicken is well cooked and soft and matches the mild flavours. Plated very artfully, it looks like a large uramaki roll, if I can put it that way.
Try the Gifty Pastry for dessert, nicely gift wrapped with pastry dough in lavender and crimson, it is a pleasing sight to just look at it. As you dig in, it reveals the melliflous choco- pastry inside. Also there are Chocolate Cigar Rolls, crispy gried pastry outside and oozy chocolate inside- quite a treat!
Wash it all down with a three layered Honey Cinnamon Coffee, very refreshing, the aromas of the coffee tickling your nostrils is a feeling better left unexplained.
Melt Town has proved that they are going to rock the Pune Gastronomic Journey with their lip smacking epicurean wonders- mark my words!