Omo

Located very close to Deshopriyo Park, a little away from the main road, this place is spared from the regular sound of traffic. The soft ambient jazz in the background with equally befitting decor, makes Omo bistro all the more welcoming. The interior decor was also quite eclectic with quirky graffiti distinctly visible on the wall through the windows. The eatery however does justice to the heritage building that it is set in by maintaining an equally soft toned design that simply highlights the glorious architecture. Simple put, the place is a visual treat! Which forbears an inquiry into the actual treat. Being at a bistro, by my estimates, is a really smart way to gorge on some continental dishes that would be significantly higher priced in some dedicatedly continental restaurants. All this budget management, whilst wholly satiating your tastebuds, as the quality of their food is just as good. The service matches the standard already established in this review. The hygienic standards too follows suit. Overall, its a delight to visit with family, friends or even colleagues. Hope your visit is as fulfilling as mine was :)

Had their excellent pumpkin tortellini and also a burger. I would rate both items as the best I've had in the city so far. The filling in the tortellini was delicious as was the use of genuine parmesan shavings. If I had to criticize anything then I would have liked a little more of the buerre blanc sauce and slightly thinner pasta skins. But this is nitpicking. The burger is easily the best I've had so far in town. Wish it wasn't so tiny, though. Will be returning. One point i would mention is that i had to wait quite some time for the food to arrive. More than 45 minutes