Shosha

DOES NOT WORTH the money. Excessive prices, not so good taste, and less quantity (this is not a Michelin restaurant). Either need to fix prices or improve the food quality. Service was great. Staff was good. Table Napkins were smelling really bad. Glasses for water were also smelling bad. Better bring your own bottles. To hotel staff, Please wash things properly.

I have been here multiple times for breakfast but this was the first time I came in for the lunch. It is a fine dine restaurant with nice interior, bar, and also outdoor dining on the historic Murphy Avenue. The staff is very welcoming and also gives you information about the dishes. They have good creative take on Indian dishes and drinks. We ordered multiple dishes and all of them were bang on target. Recommended dishes: Starters: Keema pav, Dahi kabab, Chutney dusted Panner tikka. Panipuri was not that good. Drinks: Heera Panna (Non-Alcoholic ), Calcutta paan old fashioned, Aam panna mix Entrees: Smoky Baingan bharata, M4, Hari mirch paneer. Subz Deg pulao was okay. They have good desserts as well.

Sosha at Sunnyvale downtown is a fine dining restaurant. The place offers good food and great ambience. The menu has great variety of fusion dishes. One less star as it is a bit overpriced, so visiting on special occasions is a better idea. They also celebrate your birthday/anniversary in style by offering a small cake, playing music and disco lights for a minute. My daughter found that cool. Making a reservation is a good idea to avoid waiting there.

This place was on our radar for a while and I happened to make it there for a dinner with friends. There are a couple of parking lots around that can be utilized and from there onwards its a couple minutes walk to the restaurant. We reached a bit late in the night though were still welcomed with a warm cheerful smile and amazing spirits by the host. We were told that the inside seating was completely full which worked in our favor as we wanted to sit outside and enjoy our dinner. The ambiance inside strikes a perfect balance between cozy and inviting. The decor, adorned with traditional Indian elements, creates an atmosphere that transports you to the heart of India. They do have a corner spot where you could click a picture or two as well. The staff is not only friendly but also incredibly attentive. They go above and beyond to ensure your dining experience is comfortable and enjoyable. From menu recommendations to setting up a quick show with a warm welcome note, their service adds a personal touch to your visit. Elvis was working our table and gave us great recommendations and as well made sure all of our asks with regards what was ordered were answered well in time. Shosha offers a wide range of traditional and contemporary Indian dishes with an element of fusion , and each one is a masterpiece of flavors. Whether you savor the paapdi chaat, the daak bungalow chicken, or the flavorful daal bukhara , the quality and authenticity of the cuisine shines through and through. The chef's mastery of spices and ingredients ensures that every bite is a culinary revelation. As a tradition over there, they start the guests with some complementary crispy waffles which are absolutely amazing. From there on we ordered the Dahi Paapdi Chaat with Ice-cream, Dahi Kabab, Chilli Chana and Paaani Puri Shots. Also to add to these starters we go the Heera Panna , Khatta Meetha Peru and a couple Virgin Mojito (friends mentioned it turned out to be more sweet than it’s supposed to) . Once we settled these in it was time to take care of the main course for which we ordered the Dal Bukhara, Saag Buratta, Hari Mirch Paneer and the Daak Bungalow Chicken along with Mirchi Pyaaz Ki Roti and Garlic Naan. Everything that was ordered was finished with the just a bit of Saag and a piece of naan being left to be packed and carried home. Tells you a lot about the quality, taste and freshness of the amazingly prepared dishes. We ended the evening with an order of Rasmisu and Shahi Tukda. All in all it was a great dinner that we will repeat hopefully sometime soon. Absolute recommendation!!! Now go do that Shosha!!!

What sets Sosha apart, was the personalized touch they added to my visit. The staff took the time to ensure that my preferences were considered, making recommendations that perfectly suited my taste. This level of attentiveness made me feel like a valued guest. I had the flambe tandoori chicken which was very juicy and yet roasted well. The dak bungalow chicken curry was the best chicken that I tasted in a while, it’s not your everyday thick chicken curry but a lusciously delicate and spicy consistency. It would go better with rice but was amazing with the garlic naan that I had as well. The theatrics were amazing and I would definitely visit this place once again.