Auntie Fung's

It is a very nice place, having beautiful decoration and excellent ambience. The service is also great. Pan Asian food is not a familiar cuisine for many Indian people, probably that's why our taste buds were left wanting. All the bowls were quite high on spice, so that's something to be cautious about. Overall, it was a decent new experience at trying out a new cuisine.

I am not a local, but my family lives here. We did a Google search for momo's and found Auntie Fung's. I'm glad we ordered from this place. It was nicely packaged. We ordered momo's, chicken fried rice, drums of heaven, and shrimp tempura. Everything was delicious, and I definitely recommend this place.

A cozy classic Asian restaurant located at New bel road. Walking into this restaurant feels like stepping into a quaint Asian eatery. It's the kind of place where you can comfortably enjoy a meal with friends or family. The menu is extensive, showcasing flavors from across the continent. Whether you're craving Chinese, Thai, Malaysian, or other Asian delights. We ordered their manchow soup, crystal dumplings and Korean spicy Bao. The soups had a delightful blend of flavors, with each sip taking your taste buds on a journey. The dumplings, on the other hand,flavourful with freshness of ingredients. While there were certainly some hits on the menu, I couldn't help but feel a tad disappointed with the Bao. They were good, but I've had better elsewhere, and my expectations were set high. Another aspect that could use a bit of improvement is the service, especially during weekends. The pace was a bit sluggish, and waiting times for orders were longer than ideal. Additionally, the seating arrangements, particularly during busy times, felt somewhat congested, making the dining experience less comfortable.

It’s been long that we come across a Pan Asian restaurant where we can savour delicacies of signature items from different countries of Asia. This brand was born with the vision of bringing signature dishes from different Asian countries to India in a value price point. Hence their eclectic menu consists of Khowsuey from Burma, Ramen from Japan, Green Curry from Thailand, Bibimbap from Korea and so on. Also, their Khowsuey is the white one and a family recipe with the founder’s grandparents in Burma till 1970. With beautiful vibrant ambiance, this place promises a wholistic experience. If you wish to binge for a cheat meal, just hit this venue!!!