Spo0nman

The ambiance is overtly lively and the decor is kitsch, once you get past it, get ready for some great food. I've eaten here many times and the food was always good.

Order a "Set" and you'll get a main course with many accompaniments like sweetened carrots, honey dipped small potatoes and sometimes odd items like papaya :)

It's affordable and a nice place to go to if you don't want the standard fair.

If there is bad chinese food in this world- it is here, it is here, it is here. The decor of the place is like a giant marriage hall. there is a quieter section but, it's usually packed ( you won't believe how many people want to eat bad chinese)

Service was prompt and good maybe a bit over zealous. Their menu was misleading and the food unpalatable. If you wish to eat good indian chinese you can visit jack's stall at the mg road bus stand in-front of central.

Don't eat here.

I will not lie to you. La Casa is the most mediocre restaurant to occupy this quaint street of Jayanagar. I first ate here five years ago, and I was told it had opened recently. That night, I wished lightning to strike and burn the place to the ground. I dreamed of perpetual emptiness, the pleasure of a continuous void; instead, when I returned to Jayanagar, a couple of years later, I found La Casa still standing tall. One could otherwise ignore this house of ignorance, but, since it sits within five minutes' walk of city's only boulevard, it will inevitably attract crowds. And, They need to be warned.

The problem with this ersatz Italian restaurant begins at the beginning: the meats look and taste as if they came from a roadkill, vegetables include such odd items as cauliflower, deep fried onion rings, fried eggplant and smoked oysters (Italian?), plus a list of cocktails whose taste manages somehow to be close to Cresol.

On each visit I was asked if I wished to order garlic bread, The bread is deep fried in butter to the point of being burnt and without a hint of garlic. The place sells sizzlers, that's what kind of place it is. They sell deep fried chicken coloured red of a murder as "italian" appetizers. The serve fish and chips, which is last week's catch soaked in eggs and deep fried and served with soggy fried potatoes. They serve a lasagna which is a ghastly mix of the very same roadkill meat and Amul white cheese. Don't go there.

There was a beautiful quaint Tibetan place, the only in bangalore which could get a thupka right and one fine day it was bought over - destroyed and a giant ugly Ponnusami erected in its place ... such are the times we live in my friend and it wrenches my heart to write more.

These people don't have the first clue as to what food is. Do not expect them to know anything about tamil cuisine. Don't go there.