Long ago, when I was a girl, the most exotic one could find, in a restaurant in India, was Indian Chinese or some dubious example of Western cuisine.
Now, Indians throng to Thai, Iranian and Korean restaurants as a matter of course.
Much before I first tasted Korean I was in love with Korean dramas. However my first visit to Cafe Maroo was much before I came across the Korean food genre dramas.
The wonderful person who took me there was not much into K drama either.
Thus I don't remember what I ate and it did not leave a great impression on me.
Somewhere around the time I was watching Let's Eat
I was blessed with the friendship of three Korean ladies and that was how I visited Cafe Maroo again.
I'm planning to try to make some Korean at home one of these days, going for something simple to begin with like a Pajeon.
Now, Indians throng to Thai, Iranian and Korean restaurants as a matter of course.
Much before I first tasted Korean I was in love with Korean dramas. However my first visit to Cafe Maroo was much before I came across the Korean food genre dramas.
Thus I don't remember what I ate and it did not leave a great impression on me.
Somewhere around the time I was watching Let's Eat
I was blessed with the friendship of three Korean ladies and that was how I visited Cafe Maroo again.
A decor designed to make you want to linger, a serene place to sit alone or with friends and savour some Maroo Kimbab or Bulgogi!
Or I should just plan another trip to Cafe Maroo...
A bit on the pricey side, Cafe Maroo has its regulars and is a must visit Korean eatery nicely placed in Aundh.
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