Sneha ThomasContributor

Got this as a gift and ended up liking it. Updates have arrived on time so far. If I had to pick a fault: it came with a lot of pre-installed apps I had to remove. What stood out was how consistent it has been across several visits: the same standard every time and nobody had to be chased for anything. I will be back.

A friend recommended it, so I tried it last Sunday. The stylist listened and cut exactly what I asked for. Prices are on a board at the counter, so no surprises. To be fair, the stylist listened and cut exactly what I asked for. For anyone weighing it up: go in with a clear idea of what you need, because the options differ in ways that matter. Mixed feelings.

A friend recommended it, so I tried it last Sunday. A good range of cotton kurtas for summer. The staff did not hover, but were there when needed. If I had to pick a fault: too few trial rooms for a weekend crowd. I asked about the things that usually go wrong and got straight answers rather than a script, which is the main reason I am writing this. One of the best I have tried.

Snacks are overpriced: ₹350 for popcorn. Fine for now; I may look elsewhere next time.

Visited twice this month. The appams were soft in the middle and crisp at the edges. The waiter asked how spicy we wanted the curries before sending them out. If I had to pick a fault: the paneer tikka arrived lukewarm and the naan was chewy. For anyone weighing it up: go in with a clear idea of what you need, because the options differ in ways that matter. Could not ask for more.

I have been coming here for about a year. The consultation felt rushed, barely five minutes. We waited over an hour despite having an appointment. Needs a lot of improvement.

Visited twice this month. The screen is bright even from the corner seats. Would recommend to friends.

I have been coming here for about a year. Nobody minded me staying three hours over one coffee and a sandwich. The sourdough is baked in-house and the avocado toast is generous. If I had to pick a fault: only two plug points in the whole place, both taken. For anyone weighing it up: go in with a clear idea of what you need, because the options differ in ways that matter. One of the best I have tried.

Dropped in after work. Thali refills kept coming and nobody rushed us out. The appams were soft in the middle and crisp at the edges. If I had to pick a fault: it was loud enough that we had to shout across the table. I asked about the things that usually go wrong and got straight answers rather than a script, which is the main reason I am writing this. Good experience overall.