Themed Based Restaurant

Lipi Agarwal

CHOR BIZARRE
The Concept
Fun Theme

Every city in India has its own special Chor Bazaar which translates literally as Thieves Market. All kinds of wares find their way here with or without the consent of their owners. From furniture to fabrics, pearls to periodicals, carpets to cutlery... with antique tables as counters for coal irons, colourful street food vendors, grandfather clocks jostling with stereos, bangle sellers and old jewellery sharing space with auto parts, the "Chor Bazaar" captures the spirit of India.

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Chor Bizarre, Indias first theme restaurant captures the spirit of the 'chor bazaar' or 'thieves market' within its kaleidoscopic interiors and serves authentic regional Indian cuisine in a unique atmosphere. Chor Bizarre has great dcor, distinct ambience, enhanced by assorted Hindi, 50s music, wondrous cocktails, superlative food, charming Old World service Chor Bizarre, is a one-of-its-kind of restaurant that captures the true spirit of the chor bazaar of the thieves market with its resplendent interiors that have been artistically done.

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The art deco interiors are done in wood and steel and the outlet shows a wide variety of oldies..
The furniture of the restaurant is a complete mismatch. The interiors include various astonishing furniture pieces that do not have any similarity or combination with the other piece. The deliberately mismatched charm of the place is what makes it unique.

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At Chor Bizarre, you will find a collection of furniture, tableware and curios to catch your eye and explore beyond the boundaries of your own table. Its ambience can be called of "a museum", "an attic. The interiors have been put together from the collection of antiques including reassembled bits and pieces matchboxes, coins, chessboards, antique combs, ivory sandals, jewelry, chandeliers, a jukebox . . .

Pind Balluchi
The Concept
Village Theme

Pind Balluchi restaurants are fashioned in the style of a grand village courtyard, complete with a banyan tree and overhead lighting (where the sky suddenly lights up with stars and a full moon) giving it an alfresco feel.

The earthy glow of the interiors at Pind Balluchi exudes opulent warmth that cocoons, the flickering lights falling soft but as bright as stars in the night sky.

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The village restaurant celebrated for its sheer understated charm joins the most happening places in modern context. Pind Balluchi, the village restaurant which takes the rural Punjab as its background is all set to welcome people. Dining at Balluchi is a great experience in its own. The moment you would enter the resto you will get the feeling as if you landed at a Punjabi village. The interior is unique and is refreshing too. Punjabi music playing in the background adds zing to the dining experience.

The Elements
Extremely comfortable chairs run down the length of the space, the dazzling gold of the ceiling lamps shining off the gloss of the wooden tables. The interiors remain reminiscent of a forgotten era, merged with modern elements . In short the ambience is wonderful with rustic Indian setting complete with quaint 'Punjabi' village furniture. The place is rife with traditional 'Punjabi Pind' paraphernalia . Adding to the aesthetic set-up are the bronze water tumblers, the crockery and the cutlery.