The Flying Saucer Cafe - Sector 29 Gurgaon

The food scene at Sector 29 is getting better and varied each day and The Flying Saucer Cafe is yet another star in this bustling food market. Situated on the ground floor, bang in the middle of the market, The Flying Saucer Cafe encompasses a large space with a rustic yet soothing decor.

It is a great place to escape and party and comes with its own backyard with a foosball table and swings. I tried a few items on my recent visit here and some of the things I loved and would definitely recommend were -

Chicken Tikka Duo - Two favorite tikka flavors, Malai and Masala on a single plate is a treat for chicken lovers

Chicken Seekh Kebab - The all time favorite seekh kebabs were soft and fresh.

Grilled Roast Chicken - Roast Chicken, grilled to perfection

Brownie with ice cream - Fresh brownie served with vanilla ice cream and topped with chocolate sauce.

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