Based out of Mumbai, Masque is an ingredient-driven restaurant co-owned by Chef Prateek Sadhu and entrepreneur Aditi Dugar.
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Pushing the Boundaries of Regional Indian Cuisine
Based out of Mumbai, Masque is an ingredient-driven restaurant co-owned by Chef Prateek Sadhu and entrepreneur Aditi Dugar.
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4 Chawanni Ghore Pe "Masque" Mere L pe
1:43 that's too much tasteless platic you Americans use …shame on you for using so much of this shitty plastic..
Nothing about exactly HOW the boundaries are being pushed. Terrible video with great visual.
Pretentious AF 🙄
It’s impressive but 5 minutes are not enough.
Typical inflated nothingness.
You Sir are a storyteller in your own right! Beautiful blessing to see this.
If ever I make it to India, I think your restaurant will be my first stop.
Was this a paid video?
It's really sad to see how New Age Indian Culinary is all about being fancy enough to look like a western dish, with no taste whatsoever. A small food corner with No "Educated Chef" has better food than these big Restaurants. The sad part isn't how These So called chefs suck, but the fact that they represent our Country to the World, Our cuisines, our culture. I wish people spent more time on Food rather than making a Fancy Cafe/Restaurant.
Literally there are 1000s of cafe's/restaurant.
Any management student with loaded parents is a new Cafe.
Where no one gives two shits about how the food tastes. Rather it's important how the place looks and how the chef's dress up.
I think it's high time people learned, not only how to look fancy but also to make good Food.
PS. For all the Indians who would hate on me. Just watch any BuzzFeed, Tasty, Munchies videos. And just look what is represented as Indian Food. We have a literal explosion of dishes. Every km you walk is a new unique Dish a different flavour. But all these "Chefs" can show is How fancy can they become. With no regards for the food.
Get it, Indian people! 👊🏻✊🏻💪🏻🇮🇳
The real taste is not in those cheap 5 star restaurants
This serves Indian origin CEOs who left India but then visit India on a business Trip
Felt bored after watching the video full of fluff and no real content.. felt good after reading the comments
I couldn't comprehend the high dislike ratio but by 4th minute I did. This is terrible Europeanised garbage.
5 mins and I still don’t really know what they serve. So so vague…quite an odd video really.
wow looks like they hate the environment with all the single use plastics they use
That's a whole lotta bombastic music for talk about a restaurant.
typical indian people all bluff no result
Fart content at its finest
that restaurant
doesn't look unique or interesting at all, I bet the local food cart would be tastier.
I once had Indian fine dining food just out of curiosity, and let me tell you this… Indian food is NOT meant for fine dining. You are completely destroying the experience by forcing the Western concept of fine dining on a complex gastronomic experience called Indian food.
Lmao what…?? Wtf was this?
THANK YOU for the video! I get to see the back story and set up this business.
Indians , can say anything without saying , India ………. we just don't care …….
This is just an advertisement for the restaurant……
This seems like a commercial, and shitty one at that.
Yep this vid is a HUGE flop
Test
street food is much better than this nonsense
A lot about the philosophy but very little about the food…. Guess the food is not all that good……