The Oriental Hub - Navi Mumbai

Wid d growing eateries in d new mumbai area, we visited another much spoken about joint, Oriental hub.. This place is huge, spacious and good ambience.. I was suprised to see they serve indian cuisine too.. Tats a rare combination..Wat v ordered and liked..Chilli martini,this one was mind blowing wid tat kick of chilly hitting u after u sip up d martini was osm..Black thai,Another cocktail i would surely recommend.. well blended love d sprinkle of basil totally.. Coming to d food,Crispy Tangy Veggies, was good wid assorted veggies and well blended wid d sauce..Lemon Cheese Tikka, loved it totally.. Cheese all d way.. if u r a cheese lover dont miss this one..Assorted veg sushis, decent.. can try..Paneer tikka sabji, very well made..Garlic naan n tandoori roti, both were rolled out well.. Jasmine sticky rice, superb.. u can combine it wid Thai curry, Gaeng Phed.. For d dessert,Sizzling brownie, again was decent, not tat i drooled over it either.. Pan fried honey noodles, very well madeOverall we had a good experience, service was good too.. Its not a pocket friendly place, but than again it wont make a hole in your pocket either..Bon apetit..

Situated directly across from the main entrance to Inorbit, The Oriental Hub boasts a fantastic ambiance with a soundtrack of 80's music playing during our visit. The menu offers a fusion of Indian, Thai, Chinese, and other Far Eastern cuisines. We thoroughly enjoyed all the dishes we tried, as they were all delicious and served in generous portions.

Located right across from Inorbit Mall and near the train station, this restaurant is popular for its affordable buffet and consistently draws a large crowd. The weekends are particularly busy, with dishes like Burnt Garlic Veg Soup, fantastic Sushi, Dimsums, Momos, Corn Cheese Balls, Veg Crispy, Cheese Paneer With Lemon Grass, Chilli Garlic Noodles, Mix Veg Fried Rice, and Honey Noodles being must-tries. For dessert, the Vanilla Ice Cream is recommended. They also offer a unique walking mobile minibar and a great selection of cocktails at the grand bar. The interior is decorated with wooden elements and Buddha paintings, creating an Oriental ambiance.

My review of this restaurant is exclusively based on my experience during Buffet Lunch on 28-10-2016.It was around 14.00 hrs on 28-10-2016, myself and my wife visited this restaurant for Buffet Lunch.The waiter offered to serve soup and snack on table .as a part of Buffet lunch package.we were offered Soup after 10 mts and we have to use the intervention of another waiter to get first round of snacks served after another 15 mts We could not get the repeat. We moved to Buffet Lunch.To our shock and surprise,.out of seven trays of food kept there ,three were empty,one was almost empty.The remaining two trays are (half full) one Rice and another Noodle .May be one more dish..There was already a quarell on between the waiters and customers for their inabilty to supply sufficient quantity of food including starters.No desert items were found there.The waiters admitted their helpnessness .We left at 14.45,most the time spent in waiting without food.There were no adequate number of staff to cater to the needs.There was no supervisor during the Buffet lunch time.Sufficient food could not be prepared to serve the available customers.The restaurant was not full.We paid the full bill of Rs 998 and left the restaurant called Oriental Hub with very much dissatisfaction .Cleanliness was not maintained properly.Our past experience when it was newly opened was very good.We suggest not to visit this Hub for Buffet lunch even if the restaurant is half occupied.Or else ensure that there are sufficient number of waiters to cater to the customers.They cannot besolely blamed .If managed properly,it has an excellent potential to be rated as good.

Considering this place is a Chinese/Thai restaurant, their Indian food tasted better than their Chinese stuff. We had the buffet which was below par, everything was a bit sweet. Their Reshmi kebabs were the best.