Octangle - Aizawl

Great place, must vosot place, everythinh is excellent...see by yourself...coz..seeing is believing

A place I often recomend to people who love the steak, however 1) We have to wait a little long, would be great if there's a way to reduce the time taken to prepare the food without compromising the quality. 2) Little more veggies with the steak would be appreciated, just slightly more in quantity with a more appealing presentation. It would greatly increase the value of the already good steak. 3) Would love to have more drinks on the menu.

The ambience and interior is exactly like the one shown in the pic. We ordered many things in bits and pieces. We ordered pork ribs, chicken chowmin, caeser salad, and grilled chicken. Caesar salad was too good. I would recommend anyone who visit there. The only thing we did not like about the place was we had to wait very long. The pork ribs were not upto the mark (as my colleagues said). And what else? The staff was welcoming, nice and allowed us to order ahead.

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I love this restaurant for its distinct menu. The ambience is also good, kind of laid back, perfect to end a busy day!