Gun Powder @Hauz Khas Village

The most authentic southern coastal cuisine on the wrong side of the Vindhyas....
My Compliments to the two co owners of the place for setting a good clean and sophisticated eatry.
the only complaint if any, is trying to locate the place even with seasoned delhites around me... :)
Over all for food 9.5 /10 and for the simplistic ambience 8.5/10.

Way to go and a great place to eat....make sure you call before you arrive, or might not get a place to eat....

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