This week, we stopped by the new Italian restaurant Bibiana to find out what diners think of the latest venture from Ashok Bajaj, the man behind 701, the Oval Room, Bombay Club, Rasika, Ardeo, and Bardeo.
We’re only half joking when we say Ashok Bajaj is a modern-day Midas. Much of what the local restaurateur touches—or, in this case, opens—seems to turn to gold. At least that’s the impression we left with after talking to customers outside his newest place, downtown DC’s Bibiana. Among those interviewed: Motion Picture Association of America president Dan Glickman. What did he think of his meal? You’ll have to watch our video to find out. (For more FeedBack and other videos, check out our video channel.)
Tried Bibiana yesterday for lunch. Sleek decor, warm welcome upon arrival. Service was professional. The featured branzino was outstanding and beautifully presented. A must try for dinner.
Posted by: Mark Soberman, Oct 07, 2009 09:50:05 AM
Good job, Alejandro!
Posted by: Jessica, Oct 02, 2009 05:44:52 PM
’loved the food , beverage and service everything’s first class. Nick’s aunt
Posted by: pat finlay, Oct 02, 2009 11:21:05 AM
Ashok is awesome - all of his restaurants are indeed phenomenal!
Posted by: Nick, Oct 01, 2009 11:29:48 PM
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