Good food, small cozy place!

#EAT a casual dining place with an inexpensive price fix menu can stand out in a crowd of youth in Islamabad.Ambience is nice, clean, casual and simple, the staff is very courteous and friendly. The order was served in time, fresh and accurate.Chicken noodle soup: It was an amazing combination of chicken, noodles and scallion in freshly made chicken broth.The Beef bowl: The perfect blend of spices, the consistency of noodles, rice and beef along with crispy honey wings was the mainstay and very rich in taste, no spice was overwhelming the taste of other one.Cheese cake with Blueberry topping: It was smooth and creamy, just sweet enough with a tint of tartness and the crust was adding something extra without compromising the taste of the cheese cake itself.Very few places in Islamabad provide a real fresh lime, its worth trying.The experience overall was a good one and I will definitely go again when I would not want to stress upon what to eat while looking to my budget at the same timeThe total bill was below 2000PKR.Location: #EAT Chenone Plaza, F-7 Jinnah Super, Islamabad.

This place has amazing bowls. Love the color and flavor of food. Should be on your list if you are always up for prawns. The staff is cooperating too. Small and cozy for casual dine out.

Disclaimer: Slightly lumbi kahani below. For tl;dr version, kindly scroll to the bottom part of this post.It was a stormy Thursday night in Isloo and Id just gotten free from the gym (so as to be able to indulge in snacking more without evolving into a complete chubloid). Bhook level was on an all time high and I was too lazy to cook something at home. So naturally when my friend recommended we try out this new place called Eat, I was all for it.Now Id read a review or two on one of the food Facebook groups for Isb and the general feedback had been quite positive so I was looking forward to trying this place out. Plus, the concept of make-your-own bowls is still a relatively new thing in Islamabad. 2BE and Ginyaki have it as well but only the former has been able to offer a SOMEWHAT decent bowl. Though Ive yet to find a place in Isloo that offers Chop Chop Wok level bowls. If youve been to Karachi and havent tried that place out yet then you are missing out on what defines a proper Bowl meal experience. At least by Pakistani standards.So just to quickly sum up my thoughts of the experience:Tl;drPlace worth the visit. Try the bowls.Pros:+Lots of food options+Good portions+Not too pricey+Pleasant ambience+ Friendly customer service+Good presentation of food (not exactly a pro for me but I know that life isnt complete for a few social butterflies until they get the perfect shot for their Insta/FB story)Cons:- restaurant seems slightly hard to locate for first time visitors (will be remedied with sign board being placed soon)- the inner seating area seems a bit constricted (gives off a slight claustrophobic effect).- Payment only in Cash (credit facility to be set up soon )Suggestions for improvement:1) Introduce soba noodles or brown rice as a healthy option for the Bowl Dishes (like Chop Chop Wok has for its menu)2) Perhaps close a bit later beyond 11pm? If only for the weekends. 11PM seems way too early to close now that theres more of a late night culture developing in Islamabad.

A small but nice place for a casual dine out. Staff is friendly and food is good. Recommended!

Good place for chinese, thai and asian food

Just another make-your-own bowl place except this place is very no-frills. Better to get the food delivered/takeaway because the seating area is depressing (sorry)

Delicious bowls and wings!