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Hotel Sahara Star brings berrylicious winter with strawberry menu
28 Jan 2015, 03:02 pm
Mumbai, Jan 27 (NITN): This winter, Hotel Sahara Star, the five star deluxe is ushering the winter with Mumbai's favourite and the most sinful berry-the strawberry with a new menu of juicy, lip smacking drinks.
So indulge in this sweet surrender till February 14 at Earthplate- The Global Cuisine Restaurant.
Embark on this wickedly divine journey with some cool and reenergizing strawberry based mocktails and cocktails like Strawberry Dawn, Strawberry Colada, sorbets and shakes.
Hotel master-chef Rupesh and Restaurant Manager Harish Dosad have found the perfect way to quench one's thirst with real flavours and eye catching colours of the strawberry.
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