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Rubi's Grill

After sitting home all day, by evening we were in no mood to indulge in the same old 'Home Delivery" items. We'd done Domino's, Shiraz, Don Giovani's, etc to death. I was time to head out and try something new. A little bit of R&D on-line and my wife found this place called Rubi's Grill and so I called them and asked for directions and by about half past 8, we were on road heading towards this eatery.

We had no idea what it would be like, but when we pulled up outside the Restaurant on Dover Lane, we already started getting a good vibe. Stepping inside the gate, a nice set-up of "khats" welcomed us. This was nice. Popped my head in and enquired about a table for two, and were told that we'd have to wait for about half an hour. From the looks of the place, yeah we were willing to wait.

So while my wife made herself on one of the "Khats" and checked out the menu, I indulged in some clicking. Before we knew it, we were seated inside at a cosy little table for two. We ordered a couple of drinks and our starters. Well the food does take some time to come, but believe me it's worth the wait. So when our starters arrived we headed decided on our main course and placed the order. I also ordered my dessert because the way that Caramel custard was being served and ordered at every table, I didn't want to reach the end of the meal, order it and find out they had run out of the Caramel Custard. OK I'm not going to say any more and let the Pics do the rest of the talking.


Cheese Fries

Corn Dog

Lasagna

Spare Ribs

Mashed Potato

Chocolate Mouse

Caramel Custard

The Meal
Cheese Fries Rs.  72.00
Corn Dog         Rs. 108.00
Green Apple Soda Rs.  54.00
Strawberry Soda Rs.  54.00
Lsagna Rs. 198.00
Spare Ribs Rs. 261.00
Mash Potato Rs.  45.00
Caramel Custard Rs.  72.00
Chocolate Mouse Rs.  81.00
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Total: Rs. 945.00 (rates inclusive of taxes)
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Definitely going back here to try some other stuff on the menu.

Rubi's Grill
7/2 B, Dover Lane,
Kolkata - 700029

Tel#: 40056001
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