Sardinia
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/RESTAURANTS, ABU DHABI/ Updated : Sep 30, 2014, 18:13 IST
Synopsis
Eccentricity isn’t usually Abu Dhabi’s bag, which might be why Sardinia tends to be empty, even when serving up some of the most inventive food in the city. To be fair, the strangely drab interior doesn’t help. Granny furnishings … Read more
Eccentricity isn’t usually Abu Dhabi’s bag, which might be why Sardinia tends to be empty, even when serving up some of the most inventive food in the city. To be fair, the strangely drab interior doesn’t help. Granny furnishings and beige tones prevail and the location—Sardinia is set within the Abu Dhabi Health & Fitness Club—confounds. Read less

Quirky, mad-scientist cuisine
Eccentricity isn’t usually Abu Dhabi’s bag, which might be why Sardinia tends to be empty, even when serving up some of the most inventive food in the city. To be fair, the strangely drab interior doesn’t help. Granny furnishings and beige tones prevail and the location—Sardinia is set within the Abu Dhabi Health & Fitness Club—confounds.
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