www.bahrainthismonth.com March 2014 135 MAKI RESTAURANT A Gastronomic Experience Maki Restaurant is a modern Japanese restaurant nestled in the World Trade Centre, adjacent to Moda Mall. Maki’s awardwinning chefs have prepared countless fusion dishes and sumptuous VIP dinners since its opening. They also treat the Kingdom’s gourmands to a monthly gastronomic celebration dubbed ‘15 Magical Moments of Fusion Cuisine’. “Guests have gasped with pleasure after trying some of our samples during the VIP dinners and the 15 Magical Moments dinners,” explains Steve Fernandes, Maki Bahrain’s restaurant manager. “You can now have that Maki experience duplicated at your home.” Maki Bahrain has most of its dine-in menu transferred onto a delivery menu that features dishes along with photos, explanations and prices. The menu includes the Bader maki, made with succulent salmon and named after a local celebrity. Prawn plum sauce is a dish drizzled with a sweet and tangy sauce. The black angus teppan with truffle is, as the name suggests, made with tender US-certified black angus beef. “We pack our food and sauces carefully in hot or cold preserving containers. We have several cars on standby to ensure you receive your order on time,” Steve explains. What is pleasing to guests is the availability of celebratory trays of your favourite maki and sushi items that come prepared in colourful assortments. Maki also offers catering services, bringing their exquisite fare to your party. E Call 17 522-733 or 36 999-102 or e-mail [email protected]. This unique restaurant continues to surprise guests with many new, delectable Japanese fusion items that keep them coming back for more. CASA MEXICANA Native Flavours Satisfying your craving for Mexican food by using the freshest ingredients, the chefs at Casa Mexicana work diligently to ensure authenticity in the flavours. An Acapulco native, executive chef Romaldo Martinez offers a range of awardwinning dishes the whole family can enjoy. Recently refurbished, Casa Mexicana in Adliya is a respite from the stress of the day, especially when you want a quick lunch. The restaurant continues to exceed expectations, with contemporary Mexican cuisine served in a stylish space that boasts a festive atmosphere. All dishes remain faithful to their traditional roots while incorporating regional accents. Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers a three-course set menu for BD5.500++, inclusive of soft drinks. Enjoy a choice of three main courses — chicken, fish or beef — and dine in comfort with music that will get you dancing through the afternoon. The new sun-blushed red look is representative of Mexican chillies and the sun-drenched land. The interior will transport you to the Spanish haciendas of old Mexico. The bar area is now enclosed in glass, making it the smoking section. The comfortable seating offers a modern vibe in a lounge-like setting. Don’t miss Margarita Madness on Sundays and Tuesdays; get a half-pitcher free for every full pitcher purchased. The live entertainment sets the mood for the evening. For many, singing along with resident musician Satur after a few margaritas is often the highlight of the Casa Mexicana experience. E Call 17 715-521 or 36 955-400. From tacos, burritos and fajitas to regional specialties, the extensive menu at this Mexican restaurant includes all of your favourites. f&bhappenings
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