Pizza Hut Zamzama Review by Sadaf Farooqui
The Pizza Hut outlet on main Zamzama has
been doing roaring business since its inception, especially since the one we
grew up frequenting near Boat Basin, Clifton, closed down some time ago. The outlet at Zamzama has a family-friendly atmosphere,
and is spread out on a grand total of four floors! And the
top floor can be reserved for children's parties, as it includes a small play
area in its center.
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Flat-screen TV's are the norm inside restaurants nowadays.
And there we have the traditional salad
Bar, with Fresh, seasonal fruit and iceberg lettuce is always part of this
salad bar. The different components available to build your salad offer a
healthier option for those who come to Pizza Hut but do not want to eat
pizza. There was a time when
"Pizza in a Sandwich" deal was on. We decided to try it out and it
was a hit with the children, so keeping the same taste in mind, we piled up the
salad. Each visit to the salad bar costs Rs 235. So with that being all
exciting enough, we ordered Beef Lasagna
Florentine served with a
piece of Garlic Bread - priced at Rs 285, along with Fettuccine Alfredo - in other words, flat noodles with chicken
julienne in white sauce, also served with a piece of Garlic Bread, priced at Rs
285. And the best was the Mexican Chicken
Sandwich - Rs 275
This
was a mildly-spiced sandwich that was huge! Quantity enough for two people, in
my opinion. It is served with "potato wedges", a classic Pizza Hut
snack.
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Verdict:
I know that it’s weird for a review about Pizza Hut to not include any pizzas,
but that is because we have been having pizza here since more than a decade
now, so we kind of take the pizzas for granted and assume that everyone will
know about them already. Also, we have been exploring other things on their
menu, of late. Pizza Hut is an age old favorite of most families. No doubt
about that
Please
note: The rates above may have been changed, kindly do a double check on them.
Posted by Sadaf Farooqi on May 08, 2012