For a newly hatted restaurant, our experience deal...

For a newly hatted restaurant, our experience dealing with the restaurant manager Mr Dimpy Singh to request a quotation for a family function catering was anything but exemplary. Perhaps our request for live catering for a group of about 50 people was too low scale for him, and hence his attitude was strategically dismissive. His tone and manner was rushed and condescending at best. Instead of explaining what options Urban Tadka had for catering, he started with a patronizing what is your budget? And then went on to explain that they were not a samosa pakora type restaurant . His tone changed when I reminded him not to make assumptions and that I was well aware of what kind of restaurant I was requesting a quote from and equally aware of my own budget parameters. Mr. Dimpy Singh then went on to explain that he was simply conveying that what Urban Tadka provides is a unique, customized catering experience. Unfortunately, it was too little too late. Perhaps he was just having a bad day, but that one conversation left little interest in going ahead with Urban Tadka. Sure, Urban Tadka is not your samosa pakora type restaurant, but the restaurant manager has manners that are less digestible than cheap, oily fritters.