Do you like Italian
food? Yes...I thought so.
How about Indian food?
Yeah? Suspected as much.
Now, do you like an
Indo-Italian fusion? Er...let me help you out on that one with a; bizarrely, yes.
After a golf lesson, a
short time on the driving range and a harsh reminder that I am not the female
equivalent of Tiger Woods I needed food, and I was in no mood to travel far for
it.
Blue Zenzer is a fan
of large glass windows and due to this, from most tables you have a rather
pleasant view. The vibe is non existent but then again it is full of people who
have chosen to eat there as a pre or post golf/bollywood dance/karati (yeah, I
know, strange combo) venue.
The staff are pleasant
but a teaspoon forgetful, and a tablespoon slow.
The food is pretty
darn hot. I mean that literally, it's spicy.
The menu is
predominantly Italian with Indian twists on virtually everything. For example:
the ricotta and spinach ravioli is served in a spicy tomato sauce sprinkled
with green chillies and some other indistinguishable yet certifiably
sub-continental spice.
The mini calzones are
filled with mild curry and the margherita picante is not arrabiata spicy, it's
red chilli/green chilli/curry powder/chilli powder spicy...and, strangely, it
works!
Vegetarian options
make up at least half of the menu, if not not more! Huzzah!
If you find yourselves
in Northwick Park , trying as hard to play golf as
Tiger did to stay monogamous, then you're probably not trying all that hard. I
suggest taking a break and having a munch on some food at Blue Zenzer; it's a
hole in one...not quite...I know nothing about Golf.
Price: Approx. £37.00 for 3 x hot drinks, 2 x
starters, 1 x main, 2 x sides and service charge.
Veggie Friendly: 5/5
Food: 2.5/5
Service: 2/5
Atmosphere: 2.5/5
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