Reflect - Bistro & Kitchen

A vegetarian friend had recommended this Bistro to me & it was such a good experience for a non vegetarian like me yesterday that I was left speechless. The cold home brew coffee was what I needed to prep me up & the fish fry were crisp & tasty. The Lamb Burger just blew my mind as the patty melted in my mouth & the fact that there was a fried egg as a bed for this patty in a soft bun burger was unbelievable. Planning to go back there again & check out their Parmesan Chicken. The staff were very attentive & the ambience was cool & calm & very clean & polished.

Reflect is a cafe with a great ambiance and superb location. However, the food quality can be inconsistent depending on what you order. The pastries are particularly impressive, but the Belgian chocolate shake fell short, lacking the desired chocolate flavor. The pizza was average, nothing extraordinary. The cafe has ample seating space, a rarity in C Scheme. The seating could be more ergonomic, with sofas being too low and chairs too high for the tables. Pricing is on the higher side. Despite these areas for improvement, it's a nice place for hangouts with family and friends. The bistro offers a lively European-themed environment and a diverse menu featuring continental, Lebanese, and Chinese cuisine. The place also has a dedicated area for sports enthusiasts to enjoy matches. They excel in coffee using Araku beans. The service could be improved, and parking can be a challenge due to the high demand.

Let me introduce you to the Reflect Bistro and Kitchen They have live screenings in the outdoor seating. You can watch movies or live sports while chowing down on some scrumptious grub. Indoors, they have the temperature set to "Arctic Blast," which is perfect for those of us who are melting in this scorching summer. They even have a separate workspace available if you're willing to shell out some extra cash. Five out of five for this cool feature, because who doesn't want to work while being tempted by delicious food? Now let's get to the real reason we're here: the food. We kicked off our culinary adventure with the tempura prawns, and boy, were they exceptional! These prawns were so good that they could probably win a beauty pageant for seafood. And let's not forget about the sweet chili sauce. It was like a party in my mouth, with flavors dancing around and making my taste buds tango. The salad that came along with it was so well-seasoned that I suspect the chef might have used a magical seasoning wand. Another solid five out of five for this mouthwatering dish. Next up, we had the grilled chicken with cajun mushroom sauce, sauteed exotic veggies, and buttered rice. This dish was the epitome of perfection. The chicken was as tender as a love letter from a fluffy bunny, and the cajun mushroom sauce was like a flavor explosion in my mouth. The sauteed veggies and buttered rice were the perfect sidekicks, adding a dash of excitement to each bite. This dish deserves a solid five out of five because it made my taste buds do a happy dance. Moving on to the fish and chips, we encountered a slight snag. While the flavor and presentation were on point, the choice of fish left a little to be desired. It was like going on a date with someone who has a great personality but forgot to brush their teeth. So, for that reason, I'll give it a respectable 3.5 out of five. When it came to the drinks, we tried the Thai lemonade and the guava cranberry iced tea. Well, let's just say they were as memorable as a goldfish with short-term memory loss. They were cold enough to give you an instant brain freeze, but the flavors didn't quite hit the mark. I'll give them a modest three out of five because maybe, just maybe, I have no taste buds left after all that incredible food. Or maybe they were trying to be authentic and my taste buds just didn't get the memo. All this glorious food and ambience came at a price of 800 rupees per person, which I must say is quite reasonable considering the gastronomic adventure we embarked on. Last but not least, a shoutout to Arif, the captain server who guided us through this delightful feast. He deserves a round of applause for his expert recommendations and patience in dealing with our ravenous appetites. In conclusion, Reflect Bistro and Kitchen is a place where the food is so delicious it'll make you do a happy dance, and the atmosphere is so lively it'll make your soul groove. Just watch out for the drinks, but hey, nobody's perfect.

Great ambiance. Superb location. The food is hit and miss depending on what one orders. The pastries were awesome. Belgian chocolate shake was not up to the mark, it was did not look like a chocolate shake. It seemed there was too much of milk or vanilla ice cream. The pizza was okay, nothing exceptional. The cafe has a large seating capacity and yet lots of space, something most cafe's in c scheme don't possess. I wish the seats were little more ergonomic, sofas are very low and chairs too high for the table. Overall, it's a nice place but the team needs to work hard because food taste is what matters the most, the rest are all toppings.

Excellent bistro to visit if you are in Jaipur. A European themed kitchen and bistro is a vibeful place and offers great food. Like really finger licking food menu, as they offer everything in continental, Lebanese, Chinese and even perfect meal options. They also have match place where fifa and cricket fans can be seen rooting for their teams. They are very goooood with their coffee, as they use Araku beans. Their service can do a little good. Also, the place is full maximum time so parking is a bit problem.

Located in C-scheme, the location is good but parking is difficult if you go in peak times, we went around 11 pm so we got parking easily. They have inner as well as outside seating, the service is slow because of that(even at 11 pm). We had(All Veg) : • Cajun Cottage Cheese Burger - 3.5/5 • Truffle mushroom - 3.5/5 • Lebanese Naan - 4.5/5(recommended) Apart from service everything is good, but in day time there’s a little noise as it is situated on main road, so better to sit inside.

Reflect is a cafe with a great ambiance and superb location. However, the food quality can be inconsistent depending on what you order. The pastries are particularly impressive, but the Belgian chocolate shake fell short, lacking the desired chocolate flavor. The pizza was average, nothing extraordinary. The cafe has ample seating space, a rarity in C Scheme. The seating could be more ergonomic, with sofas being too low and chairs too high for the tables. Pricing is on the higher side. Despite these areas for improvement, it's a nice place for hangouts with family and friends. The bistro offers a lively European-themed environment and a diverse menu featuring continental, Lebanese, and Chinese cuisine. The place also has a dedicated area for sports enthusiasts to enjoy matches. They excel in coffee using Araku beans. The service could be improved, and parking can be a challenge due to the high demand.

A vegetarian friend had recommended this Bistro to me & it was such a good experience for a non vegetarian like me yesterday that I was left speechless. The cold home brew coffee was what I needed to prep me up & the fish fry were crisp & tasty. The Lamb Burger just blew my mind as the patty melted in my mouth & the fact that there was a fried egg as a bed for this patty in a soft bun burger was unbelievable. Planning to go back there again & check out their Parmesan Chicken. The staff were very attentive & the ambience was cool & calm & very clean & polished.