Mumbai sees its first motion active ceiling

Social media has been abuzz since the launch of Pa Pa Ya at Bandra Kurla Complex (Mumbai) – and it’s not just good food driving the footfalls in this trendy new restaurant. The new Pa Pa Ya boasts of a Kinetic Ceiling at the bar, the first motion active ceiling in the city in woodwork. Crafted with a combination of elegance and grandeur, the outlet has its own special flavour – even spatially. Zorawar Kalra, founder & managing director, Massive Restaurants, said, “Pa Pa Ya is a high energy dining concept that encapsulates all the five senses into the dining experience. The philosophy is simple – present Asian food & drink with a twist. This is done through a mix of cutting-edge cooking techniques such as molecular gastronomy & mixology, which has been used throughout the menu wherever it genuinely adds value, in a sense for it to be a combination of art and science.” Designed keeping the brand embodiment of comfort and luxury in mind, the restaurant is marked with grand lighting and impressive interiors in warm tones of brown leather, beige and wood. This modern Asian bistro – described as a ‘Chic, Modern and Radical – is revamping the pan-Asian dining experience through the assimilation of various cooking techniques and cultures found across the Asian continent.