Piri-piri shrimp at JunoonChef Vikas Khanna channels the Portuguese-influenced cuisine of Goa, India, in this taste-bud–singeing starter. A conflagrant paste of dried piri-piri chilies, ginger and...
Junoon really shines as it highlights the five traditional styles of Indian cooking: curries and other sauces, tandoor oven, cast iron griddle, stone for searing meats and char broiling.
Lahsooni gobi came with 5 cauliflower florets pieces..they had some batter on it & served with tomato sauce.price $12.junoon at least increase quantity.a whole cauliflower in a supermarket cost $4.
Apparently they only entertain people in business casual to the main dining room, so if you are a tourist roaming around in shorts you will end up sitting in bar area.
“We have been there this evening and had to write a review as soon as we came back to our hotel! We had the 6 course taster menu and it... “ – TripAdvisor user on Dec 31, 2011. Read more reviews at Read more
Came here for dinner and got the tasting menu. I informed my server that I have a shellfish allergy. They brought me lobster. My friend waited for me to get a substitution, so he had to eat cold food
Get the dal makhani, it's a really unique spice blend. Pass on the murgh lababdar- the chicken wasn't cooked properly- super tough and in an okay sauce.
I understand its a fancy place with good decor,good service but the dishes are too expensive.1 will pay once in a while for special occasions but atleast increase quantity.portions were too small
Expensive for what you get in terms of quality & portions. Food was blend. The naan with zaatar and Gruyère was good. Cocktails are decent. Decor….had this fake tacky flowers everywhere :-/