We’ve admitted before that browsing food delivery apps and websites is our newfound obsession. So while the world wide web throws up many an interesting option every time we log on, the recently launched Foozy caught our attention, and boy are we glad it did! The slick looking newbie really serves up food to match some of the suburb’s best eateries. Run by a team that includes Food Consultant/Chef Manav Sharma and other fanatic connoisseurs, their global (we abhor the term multi-cuisine) menu reads like a hungry mind’s wet dream.
Easy to browse and delicious to look at, the interface is clean with six basic categories. What’s Trending includes the du jour options that change daily, so you’ll find comforting flavours of Mumbaiya Ishtyle Pataka Keema Pao (Rs 250) next to the more refined Chargrilled Veggie Thai Satay with Peanut Dip (Rs 150). We’ve tried the Lentil Tender Kebabs with Apricot and Mayo Dip (Rs 150) from there, also listed under Small Plates, and polished it off in minutes. Also from the Small Plates came the Asian Spiced Grilled Chicken Skewers (Rs 175) that were juicy and succulent down to the last bite. There’s a Lighter Side too for the healthy eaters with salads, soups and super foods including a wholesome Moroccan Couscous Salad with Grilled Chicken (Rs 225) packed with subtle spices and grilled chicken that held the dish together.
The main event is the Big Plates with contenders like an indulgent Creamy Chicken Stroganoff with Parsley Rice (Rs 250) alongside the piquant regional favourite Coorgi Tender Lamb Curry with Buttered Rice (Rs 300) as well as a Khao Suey that you shouldn’t miss considering it used to be a specialty at Manav’s last restaurant – The Kitchen. For a carb hit, Between Breads features burgers we’re eyeing for our next meal or you can just go sweet with the Moist Banana Cake With Butterscotch Sauce (Rs 110) that has light caramel-y tones. Portions are excellent and made for sharing, so order more and eat in a group.
As a plus, the packaging is cheery and sent in convenient microwavable boxes, though they need to be careful with curries. Foozy is doing most things right and if they maintain standards at these prices, they’ve got a clear winner on their hands! Currently delivering to areas that include all DLF and Udyog Vihar phases, Golf Course Road and even Sohna Road – it has made it to the top of our delivery list.
Click here or call 9810063275 to order
We’ve admitted before that browsing food delivery apps and websites is our newfound obsession. So while the world wide web throws up many an interesting option every time we log on, the recently launched Foozy caught our attention, and boy are we glad it did! The slick looking newbie really serves up food to match some of the suburb’s best eateries. Run by a team that includes Food Consultant/Chef Manav Sharma and other fanatic connoisseurs, their global (we abhor the term multi-cuisine) menu reads like a hungry mind’s wet dream.
Easy to browse and delicious to look at, the interface is clean with six basic categories. What’s Trending includes the du jour options that change daily, so you’ll find comforting flavours of Mumbaiya Ishtyle Pataka Keema Pao (Rs 250) next to the more refined Chargrilled Veggie Thai Satay with Peanut Dip (Rs 150). We’ve tried the Lentil Tender Kebabs with Apricot and Mayo Dip (Rs 150) from there, also listed under Small Plates, and polished it off in minutes. Also from the Small Plates came the Asian Spiced Grilled Chicken Skewers (Rs 175) that were juicy and succulent down to the last bite. There’s a Lighter Side too for the healthy eaters with salads, soups and super foods including a wholesome Moroccan Couscous Salad with Grilled Chicken (Rs 225) packed with subtle spices and grilled chicken that held the dish together.
The main event is the Big Plates with contenders like an indulgent Creamy Chicken Stroganoff with Parsley Rice (Rs 250) alongside the piquant regional favourite Coorgi Tender Lamb Curry with Buttered Rice (Rs 300) as well as a Khao Suey that you shouldn’t miss considering it used to be a specialty at Manav’s last restaurant – The Kitchen. For a carb hit, Between Breads features burgers we’re eyeing for our next meal or you can just go sweet with the Moist Banana Cake With Butterscotch Sauce (Rs 110) that has light caramel-y tones. Portions are excellent and made for sharing, so order more and eat in a group.
As a plus, the packaging is cheery and sent in convenient microwavable boxes, though they need to be careful with curries. Foozy is doing most things right and if they maintain standards at these prices, they’ve got a clear winner on their hands! Currently delivering to areas that include all DLF and Udyog Vihar phases, Golf Course Road and even Sohna Road – it has made it to the top of our delivery list.
Click here or call 9810063275 to order