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Wednesdays are back
Over the Hump – That’s what they call it – we call it the Party Wednesdays and they are back. Soda Bottle OpenerWala (SBOW) is like a Cindrella on a Wednesday night.
Over the Hump – That’s what they call it – we call it the Party Wednesdays and they are back. Soda Bottle OpenerWala (SBOW) is like a Cindrella on a Wednesday night.
As the clock nears the 10 mark, the restaurant that is slowly becoming a favourite dining space for Hyderabadis, transforms itself into a dance floor with a DJ corner coming alive. Currently the popular Bollywood DJ Rishabh is going to be around for a few weeks performing at SBOW belting out “Ladki Beautiful Kar Gayi Chul” and “DJ Wale Babu” for the all those party freaks and Bollywood music lovers who want to unwind, jump and dance during the middle of the week, and not wait till the weekend.
To accompany the music is the bar menu, which is now quite familiar with the regulars – Dikra Dikri (vodka shots-duo), Pape ne Queen, the intense confluence of tang and spice in Kokum Nasha and Bambai Mary Hai (a fun twist to Bloody mary),
Hello Darling (one of those vodka-based cocktails that is actually so sweet with muskmelon and watermelon juice that it could easily be your darling), Majama Mojito – truly majama and the classics like the Whisky Sour. Psst…very soon there is going to be a whole new change to the bar menu – so vote for your favourites and they may just be retained on the menu.
Pair your drink with the starter menu that is predominantly Parsi and Bombay Irani Café where you will find the likes of spicy Tareli macchi, Kolmi fry, Chicken cutlet pav, Chicken farcha, Cheesy masala fries and Bombay rasta sandwich, and just chill…the party has just begun.
