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My Favourite Restaurant- Habanero- Review

In Bangalore there are a variety of restaurants. From all the Leela Palace Restaurants to the Shanti Sagar Restaurants. So a Banglorean like me has a difficult time choosing his/her favourite restaurant. But I do have one favourite one............

The restaurant's name is Habanero. Although it has a 'H' in its spelling its pronounced Abanero. It is located in 12th Main Indiranagar and Park Square Mall, Whitefield.  The restaurant is hard to miss as it has a large board saying "Habanero"( I am talking about the one in Indiranagar). It is opposite I and Monkey which is a cricketer's house converted into a restaurant.

Habanero is a Mexican (Tex-Mex) Restaurant. Its ambience is very nice. It is full of life as there is a live band. The food is also very nice. Me being a vegetarian eats a starter called Macho Nachos. I love this.For main course I eat a vegetable Burger with fries. To go along with all this I drink Coke.

If you like Mexican food I suggest you try this place. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars.
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Habanero In Bangalore

Visit www.habanero.in for more informaton.





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  1. josh1 August 2013 at 21:15

    ooh i must go there, and take achchu and riddhi too! (ofcourse, knowing them, they will want to try only the non veg stuff!). I'm glad you started blogging again - also, the new look is very cool!

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  2. Sanjith Rao2 August 2013 at 17:06

    Yes u must take them. it is a really nice place to eat in!!!!!!! Food is xtra delicious.

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