Walking in expecting a modern Indian fusion kitchen, obviously not knowing it was actually a Michelin starred restaurant, and got surprised by the 18-course-3.5 hours meal experience that was one of a kind! You are seated in the really nice bar and lounge area that has its own chef preparation table where you get served your drinks and 5 different 'snack-courses' to be then taken over to the main room (which looks shockingly similar to the kitchen area of the movie 'the Menu') and you are almost overwhelmed with the following 11 courses of Indian-infused creations. You are then taken back to the lounge to enjoy your remaining dessert selections. All in all, a fantastic restaurant and outstanding dishes. The only hiccup was that we were served the most delicious scallops as I think the 6th or 7th course, yet the menu indicated that there were 'no shellfish' on today's servings. Thumbs up, well recommended.