Nice and crisp, loaded with corn and cheese. That’s how I like my nachos! I don’t mind more toppings, obviously, but the nachos have to have the crisp which Taco bell nachos are highly deficient in.
Since its inception in 2010, Taco Bell has been
desperately trying to satisfy the appetite of people who crave for Mexican
food. Mind you, it had been successful in doing so until the city suddenly
turned into a landscape where restaurateurs wanted to grab the best spot in the
city and spoil us with all the lavish grub.
With coming in of restaurants offering Mexican
cuisine, one realizes how pathetic Taco Bell nachos are. Yes, nachos are my
weakness and after having the yummiest one at Plan B Loaded I still haven’t
come across a place which serves nachos equivalent in taste to the one in Plan
B, until I visited Mamma Mexicana.
Ambience
My annoyed expression turned into a gleeful one as I
entered. Why? Well, firstly because of the AC and secondly, the thought of
having nachos got me mouth-watering already!
I have to say, this place has gone to great lengths to
get the typical ‘Mexican’ look. From the music to the tile work, it screams
Mexican all the way. The ambience is not pompous. It’s not trying to be
something it isn’t. It isn’t in your face classy but the sophistication of the
place gradually seeps in as you sit back in comfortable chairs/sofa and relish
your food.
What I love the most? The fountain! Right at the
entrance. So serene, so beautiful, I tell you.
Quite fancy, what say?
Grub
Unlike every time, Bob was shying away from being a
glutton. So we just settled for one drink, nachos for starters and New York
style pizza for main course.
You know what happens when you are so busy in a
conversation and the sight of a drink that can quench your thirst can make you
forget that it contains little bit of alcohol?
Oh and you drink it up, straight? Throat burn and brain freeze. This is
what happened when I had Cosmopolitan. Damn I can still feel that aching burn
when I think of it.
This pink lady is dressed with
cranberry juice, freshly squeezed lime, triple sec and vodka is quite a drink!
I took it real slow after my disastrous first sip or rather many sips at once.
Standin' pretty in pink
Next came the nachos. Having this insatiable crave
for them, I was somewhat sure to be up for a treat. When it arrived, my eyes
were glowing as if they had spotted a pot of gold and the first bite of those
loaded nachos made me go ‘Oh my god, this is sooooo good, finally!!!!!’ Yes,
that’s how it was. Moments like these are when you experience true happiness.
Sluuurrp
If there is something I really like, then I have it
as slow as possible, trying to delight myself with every bit of its taste. This
is exactly what I was doing with these Nachos when the pizza arrived.
For people aren’t well acquainted with the different
types of pizzas, New York styled pizza might sound oh so fancy to them,
expecting a fully loaded colourful set of toppings, perhaps. But New York Style
Pizza is completely the opposite of it. It has little or rather no toppings at
all. The crust is all that it has to offer. The bloated outer crust tapers down
to a soft and extremely thin crust. Luckily for me, the one in Mamma Mexicana
had corn as its toppings, but the crust was thin throughout.
See what I mean? Thin crusted and loaded with cheese.
The pizza served to us had eight slices, each were big ones, sufficient to fill two hungry stomachs. Or rather one, because like I mentioned before Bob wasn't in a mood to stuff himself!
The service is attentive, something which is hard to find in restaurants these days. Prices are quite reasonable for the experience Mamma Mexicana provides. Taxes is what hits you the most.
However, if you are planning on going here go with a group, billing per head that way doesn't really feel like you are going to be broke after an extravagant lunch/dinner here.
Oh and make it Saturday night because they have a Columbian singer named Viviana singing some perky tunes throughout the night. So along with good food and the very Mexican ambience you get entertained too.
The service is attentive, something which is hard to find in restaurants these days. Prices are quite reasonable for the experience Mamma Mexicana provides. Taxes is what hits you the most.
However, if you are planning on going here go with a group, billing per head that way doesn't really feel like you are going to be broke after an extravagant lunch/dinner here.
Oh and make it Saturday night because they have a Columbian singer named Viviana singing some perky tunes throughout the night. So along with good food and the very Mexican ambience you get entertained too.
Will I visit this place again? Definitely and this
time it will be a Saturday night to watch Viviana sing because my friend Rohit
claims to be in love with her after listening to her voice. Really got to see
what’s so amazing about her. :D
Quick
Takes
Rating
– 4/5
Cost
for two – 1000/-
Why
you should go here – For a Mexican experience.
Address
– 5th Floor, 1 M.G Mall, Trinity Circle, Bangalore.
Landmark
– Opposite Park Hotel
P.S – They have Sunday brunches too!
P.S.S – Bob is srini aka Srinivas. We call him Bob. Why you may ask, well, it’s just because we like to call him that. :D