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65 Reviews / 74 Ratings
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Weekends are all about relaxing and what better way to do it than indulging in an exquisite and leisurely Sunday Brunch. From delightful appetizers to mouth-watering desserts, you'll find plenty to celebrate with Shiro's sumptuous Sunday Brunch. Start your brunch with choice of healthy soups, scrumptious salads, sushi, maki which are displayed. And order your favorites from starters or main course by looking in the menu.
Day: Every Sunday
Price per person: Rs. 1850 + taxes
Come and move to the Latino beats with Latin Twist' by Mary & Derek! Put your hands in the air for DJs Mary & Ash spinning the best of music.
Time: 10.30pm onwards
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March 31,2015
Fun Night out
Interiors nicely done with good oriental feel to the place.Korean delicacies are special and a must have. Spring roll-flavoured with lemon grass very unique taste. Thai curry-green & red saucesimply delicious.The retro music is great and nobody cares if you decide to stand on the tables/ couches and dance.The drinks are a little expensiv. All in all, a really fun night out.
March 23,2015
January 31,2015
Best place to salsa!
I go here normally on a wednesday night when the salsa night is on! I love salsa dancing and so i enjoy dancing here since the place is quite spacious ! A very expensive place for food and alcohol..Its quite nice on a saturday night as well .. They have some awesome house music playing and the crowd here is very chic! But for me this place is the best way to destress after a long day by dancing the salsa ! we have also performed here for the salsa nights!
January 31,2015
very expensive but good
Was here with a group of friends celebrating a special occasion, had a variety of dishes which were all great- Spiced potatoes, Spring roll-, Green Thai curry, Burnt garlic rice.. and it has one of best ambiances in the city which we had ever seen.. worth the price for very special occassions otherwise it is just too expensive! Celebs also frequent here a lot.
cHIRAG lIVE FOR FOOD, Self-Employed
January 31,2015
Great great Hangout..!!
One of the best ambiances of a lounge in Mumbai. The giant Buddha statues and the overall zen architecture is something one will not find anywhere else in Mumbai. Unlike other lounges this one is quite spacious with a separate second dining area on the first floor separating the dance floor and the bar area. Though on the expensive side, the cocktails here are a must try. The food is mostly Japanese and Korean stuff so it might not appeal to all specifically the vegetarians.
January 25,2015
Amazing ambiance
Such a beautiful ambiance which wins over everything! Been here just once with hubby, Had a salad which was nice and fresh and crunchy (not soggy),just the way I like it! Hubby had sushi and loved it,so did his friends. Very soothing ambiance,cannot praise it enough. Loved it,would love to go back. This is specially awesome for a date night.
February 06,2014
The larger-than-life Zen Buddhist Statues are quite unique. The ambiance is set to soothe and calm your senses and rejuvenate you to new life. With a top floor as well, it seems to be quite large in length, breadth and height. The interiors will surely take your breath away. Overall, a beautiful place to be on a Saturday night. You must have the Chicken with Malaysian Sambal
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent visit to Shiro. We are glad to know you enjoyed the Food,Service and Ambiance, and look forward to welcoming you back soon.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
October 19,2013
Great Ambience
Located next to the Hard Rock Cafe, this place is very big in size. They have adopted a Egyptian Theme to decorate their Ambience which is worth the compliments. They have a separate bar section and a dance floor for group parties. The time I went here, it was very less crowded and very quiet. Had not ordered for any food as we had already had our dinner.
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. We are happy to know that you enjoyed your visit to Shiro, and would love to have you back soon.Do try our Food on your next visit.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
October 06,2013
King-sized and happening.
I was here on a Saturday night.
The place is hulking and hence sets itself apart because being in Mumbai, we know how cramped clubs can get. .
The interiors and ambiance is breath taking. Very few places i have been in Mumbai can match shiro's when it comes to interiors.
A lavish area, two bars and a separate dining zone is what the place offers. The dance floor is pretty big and the dj played music with videos on the big screen. Music was mostly commercial and repeated. No new songs were played. The good thing about this place is that it strictly entertains couple entries only.
The dining zone is elevated and hence guests who just came to have a good dinner without having people dancing around them, are pampered with just what they wanted.
Drinks are expensive. Now i cannot really say if they were costly or cheap, but i found them expensive. Two pints of ultra costed us 800 bucks. However, given the location and the crowd that visits the place, one can say it is reasonable.
The food was piquant and rich. One of the waiters told me they imported spices from different places to get the appropriate taste.
Overall, a beautiful place to be on a Saturday night, but if you are a person who wouldn't wanna spend much lavishly, you really cannot expect much.
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for taking the time to review your recent visit to Shiro. We are glad to know that you enjoy Saturday nights with us.We en devour to see you back soon, to enjoy our Ambiance,Food and Drink.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
October 03,2013
Love in Japan
Had been here with some Japanese delegates who were visiting us for some work. Firstly the choice of Shiro was suggested by them as they had searched on internet found this place close to their hometown food Tokyo..
We had the set menu lunch meal and it was indeed worth the money.
Loved the portions.
Desserts were also very good.
Sure gonna be back
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for taking the time to review your time spent at Shiro.We are happy to know that we could live upto your expected standard and would be glad to serve you better each time.Hope to see you back soon.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
August 10,2013
Best place to party
Had visited this place after my exams and really this place is perfect to party on saturdays...dj henry spills good music. sound quallity was ok they need to improve more on sound, this place though attracts good crowd, ambience is awesome. Drinks are moderately priced. Apple martini, mojitos are best. Food includes wide range of japnese , thai, korean cuisine.
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for spending time to review your recent visit to Shiro. We are glad to learn that you enjoyed your time spent here.We do hope to see you back on Saturday's to follow.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
July 15,2013
Enjoy Asian Elegance at Shiro, Mumbai
True to its name which means a stone castle, Shiro, at Mumbai, has three gigantic stone statues, a very impressive high ceiling, stone clad walls and flowing water bodies. Two attentive bouncers and a smiling hostess let you in after a security check to a huge hall. You soak in the huge bar area with a DJ console next to it and smart use of the color, red. Space is not an issue at Shiro, with a lounge area, dance area near the bar, three party rooms and a private dining area, one level above. Stone imagery is abundant and so are beautifully dressed people.
What you get- The impressive drinks menu boasts of premium domestic and international liquors, wines, vodka and wine based cocktails, margaritas and signature drinks like Apple Martini, Fig mojito and more. As the crowd started trickling in, we settled back on the comfortable chairs, with mojitos in our hands, in the private dining area equipped with a bar and a live cooking station. Tangy and refreshing, the mojitos were well made with generous amount of mint leaves.
Shiros food menu includes a range of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai cuisines. Relish a huge choice of dim sums, sushi, and stir fried delicacies for starters and variety of noodles and rice for the main course. We started with the must for every Japanese meal- Miso soup. The light and clear soup had silken tofu and thinly sliced mushrooms. For starters; we ordered the highly recommended Mahtani chicken. Named after one of the owners, its a melange of succulent chicken and select green vegetables in spicy Korean flavours. The main course consisting of was udon noodles, the thickest variety of noodles; stir fried with tofu and chicken in a spicy sauce was delectable. We tried Mississippi mud slide for dessert. The classic chocolate mud pie arrived generously topped with a rich chocolate sauce and was devoured almost instantly!
Verdict- Comparable to best night spots of the world, Shiro maintains its touch of Indian elegance in small details like use of bright organza fabric in the lounge beds, Indian curios and a lotus pond. Chinese, Japanese and Balinese elements intermingle to form a relaxed Asian feel. Vegetarians can relish a choice of over twenty vegetarian dishes. Friday nights are reserved for best of retro music and Saturday night the resident Dj spins hip hop, house and popular music. All in all, Shiro continues to spice up the Mumbai nightlife with its trendy and upscale menu, gigantic space and good music. Valet parking is available,
What you pay for a meal for two Rs. 3000/-
March 5, 2014response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your recent visit to Shiro with us. We are elated to learn that you enjoyed your overall visit.We hope to see you back soon and deliver the same standards, or even better each time.
Warm Regards
Shiro Management
June 24,2013
Dance on!
Great place to dance the night away. It has the best vibe, great crowd, and always gets you in the mood. Love the music, and the bar serves up some mean cocktails! Never really tried the food here, because well, their alcohol keeps me going! Great place to head to,once Hard rock shuts.
July 2, 2013response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for visiting Shiro Mumbai.
We are delighted to know that you had a blast! Sure hope that you will pay us another visit pretty soon.
Warm regards,
Shiro Management
April 02,2013
Thrilling Experience
The place is great so as the atmosphere and live energy.. the staff were so good to deal with and genuine or i would say helpful. we were there for our office party and had a mind blasting time there dancing, drinking, having fun around and living life to the fullest. if u really want to unwind urself you guys must go to shiro, a perfect place to be there on Weekends.. :)
April 3, 2013response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for choosing Shiro as your party venue.
We are extremely delighted to know that you a great time with us. We welcome you to visit us again soon.
Warm regards,
Shiro Management
February 10,2013
No stags
They do good Sushi but wouldn't let me in yesterday and claimed they don't let stags in. I was profoundly disappointed and ended up eating onion rings and beer with the peasants at HRC. Note to the management: I do not wish to dine with women on my nights out, neither am I a predatory Indian male who is going to rape or harass your patrons, so how about you just serve me my damn Sushi next time?
February 11, 2013response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.
Turning away guests is unpleasant for us as well. But as much as we dislike doing it, the policy to strictly scan single male guests on weekends (Friday/Saturday) after 10: 30 pm is something we just have to follow.
We are extremely sorry that you could not try our Sushi on your last visit. We however, would love to have you with us. For single entry, you can join us on any day from Sunday through Thursday. You can also join us at lunch, where we have unlimited Sushi spread. We real
December 31,2012
January 5, 2013response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for choosing Shiro for your birthday celebration. While we are delighted to know that you had a great time with us, we are disappointed to know that the food did not please you as much. We will definitely strive to better the overall experience of all our customers.
However, as we said, it is heartening to know that you enjoyed your experience with us and we welcome you to visit us again.
Warm Regards,
Shiro Management
November 30,2012
Great Decor but Service on a slow day....
Decided to celebrate an important birthday for a family member on a thursday night. The place was pretty empty this night, but the service was really quite slow. At one point we waited for close to 20 minutes for our second round of drinks. The appetizers (edamame took forever to arrive) The food came quite late and was luke warm to pretty much cold by the time it arrived. We ordered a wasabi chicken dish for one of the main courses, which tasted more of mayonnaise then it did wasabi and had no flavour. I've been to Shiro quite a few times and had a great experience. We had brought a cake along to cut, which the service staff very kindly served - but didn't provide utensils or plates, and only did once I asked for it. Finally, the music was extremely loud and obnoxious and didn't fit the mood of the evening for anyone there. Hope the service and food improves the next time round, which may be a long, long while.
December 20, 2012response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for being a loyal visitor at Shiro. We apologize for the unpleasant experience upon your last visit. We have shared your thoughts with our entire team. We hope you consider us again and give us another chance to serve you better. Warm Regards, Shiro Management
July 22,2012
Awesome Ambiance, Great People.
We hit Shiro at around 12, this saturday after chilling out at Hard Rock for a few. The place is great, Its an all round riot, folks dancing on pedestials, tables and what not.
Great place to unwind on the weekend, Awesome crowd, food was pretty cheap as well. Will visit Again.
More power to ya Shiro!
October 19, 2012response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for a great review! We would love to have you dine with us again.
Shiro Management
June 25,2012
no comparision its No.1
simply i can say its best in mumbai........
great crowd..great ambience & music ...
October 19, 2012response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for your kind words. We are delighted to know that you had a great time with us.
Shiro Management
excellent decor, no words for the bar display, must visit and watch it. furious shooters and slammers.
October 19, 2012response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for a great feedback. We are happy to know that you enjoyed your experience at Shiro. We welcome you to visit us again.
Shiro Management
April 14,2012
Great place with a great ambience with super food
Had gone there with friends for lunch. Ambience is really nice. Food is also awesome. We had relatiovely lesser crowd in the noon but am sure the place becomes much more lively in the evening. Overall perfect place to hangout with both family as well as friends.
Had a bad experience with the Valet though. Inspite of telling the parking guy thrice that he should not disturb my seat settings, I find my seat reclined at almost 120 degrees. Hope the valet guy was not using my car to take his afternoon nap. When I registered a complaint with the manager over the phone I was told they would get back after looking into it. Still waiting for the phone call.
- Rajiv Chaudhari (9819933273)
March 25,2012
A restaurant with superlative ambience
Visiting Shiro was a wonderful experience. In hopes of getting authentic Thai food, we narrowed our restaurant option to Shiro. Entering the place you are completely taken by surprise by the sheer size of this place, given the fact that it is located in a city like Mumbai. The ambiance is by far the best I have experienced, and that's saying something.
As for the food, I was greatly satisfied by what we got. We ordered Chilli Lemon soup (mostly because they did not have Tom Yum soup), Vietnamese Rice Wraps and Thai Green curry with Garlic rice. The Soup was light and refreshing, while the the wraps were not bad themselves. I expected authentic Vietnamese dipping sauce but had to do with some sweet one instead. Thai Green curry was good too, enough that I could forgive the lack of pea aubergines and a surprising presence of asparagus and broccoli instead.
But the garlic rice were the highlight of out meal. We could have devoured bowlfuls of just that rice.
Verdict: Love this place! It's a wonderful place for a quite dining experience. The food is good, service is commendable. Ambiance is..well... the best. For an authentic experience at East Asian cuisine, this place is definitely close to the bulls-eye.
March 25,2012
We went here on 24th March 2012 on account of the Restaurant Week Promotion. We sat above near the Teppanyaki Table. The food, service & ambiance was excellent. Dishes worth having again were the Hibichi Rice, Yaki Udon Noodles, The Chicken Yakitori, Prawn with Kaffir Lime and Galangal & the Coconut and Pecan Tart. Also noteworthy was the staff, specially Sujay who took really good care of us without being too intrusive. All this while i was wondering why i never came here for food. Had come here just for drinks once post HRC. Now i will go there regularly. And get the Teppanyaki table experience! All in all, a great experience.
February 19,2012
Service needs attention
I am from the service/retail industry so I tend to be a little more critical of the service establishments that I frequent. Having said that the food and ambience do not disappoint but the service leaves a lot to be desired. We frequent the place every once in a while mainly due to the dearth of good hangouts in south Mumbai... We were there last Friday and were seated on a table on the ground level . We were having a few drinks and after about 15 mins of sitting there we were asked to move as the table was reserved and the guests had arrived. We were there till the place shut down at 1:10am and as I suspected no one came there. The Reserved signs on all tables seem to be a convenient way of asking ppl to move around depending on what they order. I was planning to dine there on my wife's birthday this week ,but now I won't. Just for the principle of it. It loses 1star only for this reason in my review.
February 12,2012
This might be the spoiler review but make sure you visit this place after you read my review. The ambience, service and food is Top class. Excellent is also the right word
I chose Shiro after a pretty bad day at work and to my surprise, all the stress & negative effects vanished . So, I try to go there more often but thanks to prices I frequent it less often but its all worth it. I tend to love it even more
There is ample space to move around. This lounge is truly a class apart coz the music is pretty groovy and I had a good time to myself.
I rate it a five on five. If the price is not a factor then you, yes YOU, gotta go :D
January 06,2012
Must say that i had heard grt things abt the place the ambience the food....but last month when i visited shiro's it was just awful.....the food was plain cold.....the staff even aftr requesting them to replace the order did not oblige.....and infact even argyed.....dnt want to ever visit again and will never recommend it to anyone
Pathetic Service
Having come from AER bar, where the ambience and service was absolutely fantastic, we went to Shiros tonight, 16th Oct, 2011. We were 2 persons and were seated at the teppanyaki table even though another table was empty. It was reserved apparently and was nt occupied even after we finished our food. The staff had a very high handed attitude when we requested another table. They were inattentive and we had to request water a couple of times. Finally our bills took over 30 min to clear. I am definitely not going here again.
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear baezgrace,
We are sorry to hear that you had a disappointing experience with us! Do let us know when you plan to go there next and we will ensure you take back happy moments from here :)
October 02,2011
Love this place
I can not fault this place. Have been 3 times for lunch and the food and service has always been spot on.
Great sushi, great noodles, great stir fry. And price is good too for such a nice place.
October 11, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear Aussie Traveller,
Thank you for the wonderful review! We cannot wait to see you again.
Thank you,
Shiro Management
September 29,2011
Good, classy experience
Shiro's is awesome. The first thing that hits you is the sheer sense of space - in a way, it's even better than Global Fusion, which might be larger, because of the beautiful way they've used the giant statues, plants, and water.
The food is very, very good, the drinks excellent, the music decent (we went on a monday night so it was very soft, subtle ambient stuff, but I've heard good stuff about it on other days as well) and overall, and excellent ambience / experience.
Service was ok - a bit slow, but gives you enough time to appreciate the experience.
Yes, it is premium - but it's very worth it.
The AC could do with being a bit less siberian, but considering we were only one of 2 groups that evening, I guess it's understandable. Carry a jacket.
October 11, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear Ashish,
Thank you for the great review!
Warm Regards,
Shiro Management
Awful Service
I am a regular here but have to say I was really shocked by how badly our group was treated on a recent night out. My friend had booked a table for 4 for dinner at 9pm on a Friday night. When we went in I realised right away that we were sitting right under an AC unit that was set to Siberian. Through the night we must have asked 4-5 times for the temperature to be put up but we were totally ignored. When I say it was cold it was absolutely unbearably freezing. I then had to swap seats with another person in our group due to the cold, but then realised the AC unit was dripping dirty water on me, another of our group and on the table. Again mention to the waiters was totally ignored.
Then at 10pm (we hadn't even been served our main courses) the manager came to our table to say we needed to leave the restaurant by 10.15 that our table had been booked by another party. My friend hadn't been told this when he booked the table, many days previously, and when we looked around we could see another 4 tables for 4 which were unoccupied where a new party of 4 coming in could easily have been seated. The manager was very insistant but my friend held his ground and we stayed. At no point later in the night did this person come back to apologise or offer any explanation. The party who came in were of course accomodated at one of the other free tables.
On top of all that the order for one of my friends was mixed up, it was cooked in the wrong sauce, and the waiter didn't seem bothered at all. He told her the hot plate was closed and basically if she didn't eat it she would have nothing else to eat.
At the end of the night we were then each presented with Feedback forms by the grinning waiting staff who didn't seem to think there was any problem all night. This is a complete joke. No discount was offered and even after one of my friends wrote down all that happened during the night on the feedback form did anyone come over to our table to apologise or anything. For the prices we paid I thought that was the least we deserved.
Shiro you need to get your Customer Service up to scratch, what we experienced that night was disgraceful.
August 29, 2011response from management at Shiro:
We deeply regret the less than satisfactory service you received at Shiro. May we request you to kindly share your contact information and give us an opportunity to make up for the evening.
Warm Regards,
Shiro Management
August 29, 2011response from management at Shiro:
I don't want to post my contact details on here, please provide me with an email address and I can email you my contact details.
August 29, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Completely understandable. Kindly send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you.
September 22, 2011response from management at Shiro:
We were invited back to Shiro last week to make up for the disastrous night we had some weeks ago. I have to say the whole evening was incredible, we were treated like Kings. We were given the most amazing tasting food and drink, until we were unable to eat anymore! All of this was given to us for free. To be honest, we couldn't have been better treated, so much so that I would delete the review above but I don't seem to be able to do that. Thank you Carlton and the team, we will definitely be back for some more incredible food, drink and this
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear Vikrant,
Absolutely delighted to hear that! When do we see you again? :)
July 17,2011
Excellent flavours; good service
Dont miss the veg spicy california sushi, the cheese rolls, and korean chili potato. Highly recommend this restaurant. Extremely crowded on the weekends so if you want to try the food with good service, go on a weekday or early on the weekends.
August 29, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Thank you for the great recommendation. If you love our veg items, you must try our Crispy Spicy Avocado roll. It's delectable!
May 09,2011
great music, great ambiance
Shiros has always been an enjoyable affair.
Great music,awesome ambiance.eegant interiors.not so great finicky entry rules.
really good food,expensive alcohol.. but overall for a Saturday night its worth it.
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear Lagna,
Thank you for such lovely and kind words. We are absolutely delighted and would love to have you again, soon :)
April 18,2011
Good Sushi and Sashimi.
Went for afternoon brunch. Found the apetizers to be quite nice, especially the sushi and the sashimi. The abience is just plain brilliant. Loved the high ceiling and the stone walls. Oh yes and they have this large staircase with an awsome hand railing which doubled up as a slide for my two year old nephew. The place is definitely kid friendly with all the waiters being more than helpful. Had a good time. Keep it up guys.
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear Jiten1S,
Thank you for such lovely and kind words. We are absolutely delighted and would love to have you again, soon :)
March 25, 2012response from management at Shiro:
Dear bhavna, was a pleasure hearing back.. Will drop in soon...hope to find you there... Cheers... Jiten
February 03,2011
Shiro physically assaults its guests
I have been a regular at Shiro ever since it opened but their pathetic way of dealing with customers was brought to my attention last night. I would like to share one of the most humiliating experiences I have had in my life: I was at Shiro on Wednesday, 2nd February 2011 along with my sister and a bunch of friends for the Wednesday night Latino night. Four of us (2 guys + 2 girls including my sister) were sitting outside smoking. Two bouncers from Shiro approached us even though we were about 25 meters from the entrance of their property. They saw my sister rolling a tobacco cigarette and immediately jumped to the conclusion that we were involved in some form of drugs. Before we could even explain to them what happened, they started threatening my sister. Please realize, this is all OUTSIDE their property. I demanded that we speak to the manager. The manager, a Mr. Victor, arrived on the scene but could definitely not keep the two aggressive bouncers under control. I had stepped back inside to collect my bag and close my tab before leaving. As I was standing at the bar waiting to clear my tab, both those bouncers returned and started manhandling me INSIDE the restaurant. At this point, all my friends collected around the bouncers and demanded a reason for manhandling me. The manager, Mr. Victor, again cited that "I had never told them anything." Are the bouncers at Shiro given a free reign to do anything they please? Are they allowed to physically assault a guest without so much as a notification from the manager? I have written to the manager and the company that runs Shiro. Lets hope that something positive comes off it.
January 12,2011
nice place
i have been to shiro about 4 times and everytime i have not been dissapointed.the ambience/drinks/music/crowd is good.it is a good backup place if you cannot go the place you had decided.
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear pacmangs1,
Thank you for such lovely and kind words. We are absolutely delighted and would love to have you again, soon :)
December 16,2010
Amazing Oriental Food
Sushi's are worth experincing. Ambeince and decor is awesome. Well stocked bar, quick and friendly service makes it a experince...
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear tapanbagwe,
Thank you for such lovely and kind words. We are absolutely delighted and would love to have you again, soon :)
December 12,2010
Excellent Ambience, Satisfactory Food
Our group of three reached Bombay Dyeing Mills at 7:30. The gate only has a sign of Hard Rock Cafe. The Shiro sign is snuggily hidden on one of the compound's side walls. Through the three hours spent on the Saturday evening, the place was nearly empty with only about 3 tables occupied.
The high bamboo ceiling, huge Asian sculptures and oriental architecture is beautiful with soothing lights and low music, albeit the DJ could play something better. The staff is polite and helpful.
We ordered a Martini (Rs455), a vodka cocktail named "Shanghai Sunset" (Rs450) which seemed low on alcohol and an apple juice (Rs95). That was followed by smoked salmon sushi (Rs475) which was excellent. Appetizers included Chicken Yakitori (Rs345) which is Korean bbq style chicken and Mahtani Chicken (Rs375) which was probably the best dish. Main course was a spicy Thai style chicken (Rs395) and garlic fried rice (Rs245), which due to its small portion had to be repeated. Total damage was Rs3874 w/o tips.
I wasn't amazed by the cocktails and the portions are small. But the USP of the place is the soothing ambiance in contrast to Hard Rock Cafe next door. The staff said it gets noisier after 11. Try it if you are tired of the Dome and Aer and need air conditioning while sipping on tried and tested drinks.
December 15, 2011response from management at Shiro:
Dear cerealKiller,
Thank you for such lovely and kind words. We are absolutely delighted and would love to have you again, soon :)
October 22,2010
Aamcha Buddha Bar!
Relaxed, oriental experience. The staff is good (very well informed) and you can trust what they recommend.
I don't like low-seating. As a matter of fact (my brother pointed out) it's such an irony for a place with ultra-high ceiling to have ultra-low sitting! I guess it works for most of people, not for me, though.
Food is well-presented, well-served. Portions can get better - they're just about okay for 2 people. Go there for the Sushi, especially vegetarian one.
Music is just about perfect and you "can" talk. Can improve by revamping the menu a bit, working on the seating arrangement and adding more pep.
August 29,2010
Oriental Delight
As soon as you enter this you know you are in for a treat, the decor and the ambiance of the place is outstanding. The food is really good, though a little over priced, the sushi and the tempura cant be missed. The drinks are a little pricey but wont blame them for doing so at such a place.
The place turns into a lounge after 10 playing good music, they have a retro night which is fun. The MOS nights at shiros can get a very crowded.
All in all this place has awesome oriental food and is also a good place to party.
August 28,2010
July 11,2010
Trendy Yet Disappointing
With the first look Shiro astounds the guest with it's breath taking 20 foot statue and the large ceiling and ultra suave ambience.Upon staying there though one realizes it's not very different from the rest of the (less expensive) places in Mumbai. The service is about average, the music was good but the DJ could have done a better job and the food presentation is not half as exquisite as one would expect. Exploring the bar however is an interesting pursuit with very interesting cocktails on the menu it's a great place to enjoy your drink.But one place where Shiro fails badly is the planning of the entire place. The wash rooms for instance are at one end of the floor and one has to go through the excruciatingly crowded dance floor, not a very pretty scenario for someone who has one too many a drink .All in all though it's a good place to visit but you might want to consider carrying a lot of extra cash 'coz this place is mighty expensive
July 08,2010
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December 07,2009
Watched the virtual tour , now feel like going
Read some great reviews about this place. Saw the virtual tour as well, now i am definitely going to visit Shiro. Could not really guess whether the place is well decorated, spaced out etc , the virtual tour made matters clear .
Watch out Shiro--- Here i come
November 27,2009
October 26,2009
First Timer to SHIRO, BLOWN AWAY mate... Just really awesome music. Had DJ Ivan playing along with DJ Richard Murray, My feet were on fire, the music was just crazily good. It a was bit too crowded, maybe they knew that DJ richard was playing. And to think that I wasn't ready to come here.
Amazing ambience
This place is too good for some special occasions though not for regular hangout..
The service is prompt and the feel of the place gives u a great feeling. However this place is going to be quite heavy on pocket and unless u r ready to spend quite some amount u shudnt be even thinkin bout it..
"Great Venue, Overly Crowded"
Coming from Dubai and seeing really good places This venue is great, ambience is really soothing although it shuts at 1am, Arrgh... For people who travel a distance to get there it's a bit of a let down! Especially for the out of towners! Havn't tried the food, the drinks are fairly priced as per other bar/pub standards..
The only thing that I including friends really loathed was that the place was over crowded = health & safety hazzard!!!
I could feel people walking over my feet the entire night! Not to forget the lovelorn kissing and butt pushing while dancing regardless of the fact that there are other people dumbstruck with disgust! Atleast get a damn room people! coming form another country & although being an Indian, most indian aren;t very courteous and that's a really bad rep! The bar is too small for the amount of crowd that is inside and the bar service is OK. I would want to go there again but def not on a weekend, wouldn't want to get my feet trampled on again!
Again, this is subjective, for people who have lived in Mumbai all their life and havent actually experienced international standard night life, this place is decent....but Definately NOT for NRI's!
July 27,2009
A Sunday Brunch before you die.
Not being a night bird, I can't vouch for the dinners at Shiro but having experienced its gastronomic brunch, I would definitely recommend this place to all Oriental food lovers especially on a wet, rainy Sunday with a whole afternoon to devote to an eat all you can meal.
Our lazy Sunday start was hastened up by the restaurant calling us half an hour before our booking to check whether we were really going to show up or not.
At the dot of one, we pushed open this huge gigantic door at Shiro and entered a dark room. The hostess ushering us asked us to mind our step which was just as well because I was staring ahead at the enormous statue standing serenely ahead of me. Getting used to the soft lighting, I realised that there was a lily pond in the centre of the restaurant which had a stone statue staring out in each direction. I can't quite remember whether the statue was of the Buddha or of some goddess, but I remember feeling a sense of awe, much like I do in a temple.
We were led to a quiet secluded spot with really low chairs and a sofa, more suited to a lounge rather than a serious eating place. I was a bit miffed but ultimately, I realised that this was the best because we couldn't tell that there were 60 other tables which were filled up! So also, the chairs came in handy when after 4 cocktails and the starters, we could sit back and relax before we attacked the main course.
After checking out the buffet counter, we gave our oder for the sushi rolls ( crab and chicken and veg asparagus maki) and the prawn and chicken dimsum which we had with our first cocktail - a sweet ciroc concoction.
Husband loved the Mezzo soup which the rest of us gave a miss only to keep place for the gargantuan meal to follow but couldn't resist the salads . While hubby dear loaded up on the veg California salad, the rest of us had the Teriyake Chicken salad and the Red Snapper Salad which was particularly unique : the nutty taste of arugula doused with a honey mustard dressing that provided the perfect foil to the fish.
Between us we gorged on the Veg thai curry, tofu in hot bean sauce, mixed vegetable in black bean sauce , sichuan style green beans ( amazing !!!) stir fried vegetables, Prawn Thai curry, fish in coconut and basil, chicken spicy laksa, chicken Thai curry, beef in coconut and fried beef in a basket all accompanied with yaki udan noodles and hibachi rice.
So, though this place is definitely expensive ( Rs. 1800 per head with tax), I would do this at least once in a lifetime if not once a year : Shiro's waiters are attentive without being obtrusive or rude and they are knowledgeable about what they serve. Also once you get used to the Zen-like atmosphere with trance music playing in the back ground, you begin to appreciate the high bamboo lined ceilings, the stone clad walls with carved panels, the subtle lighting, and the comfortable cozy seating arrangements, ( of course the generously flowing cocktails and wine do help! )
p.s. the only other reason I would not do this more often is because I really can't eat that much
May 18,2009
i take exception to restaurants who refuse to server indian beers. Shiro's goes a step further by mentioning Kingfisher in their menu but proudly informing you that they server only "imported' beer.
Not only will i never visit Siro's again but i will make sure that i prevail on anyone who wants to visit Shiros to go elsewhere
January 29,2009
Go only to hang out with friends
Don't go here expecting great food. Just don't. Order anything, it tastes the same. Take some soya sauce, combine with muscovado sugar. Cube, cut anything, just anything. Fry it vigorously on high heat. Combine with the sauce. Now you will know what anything you order is going to taste like.
I like the atmosphere here though. Go early, get a booth at the far end and hang out with friends, bashing bosses and old schoolmates alike.
With the onset of global recession, we have had to move our hangout venue to cheaper places, tho'. Shiro's only for deep pockets.
Dinner with the rats
The first time I dined at Shiro's the food was great but one of my colleague's told us he saw a rat on the stairs halfway through our meal. We chose to believe he was joking.
Tonight we went back with another colleague who hadn't been there before. The food was very ordinary and this time all of us saw a huge rat run across the floor. When we told the staff they didn't seem at all surprised. We then asked for the bill straight away - they seemed surprised by this but had no problem adding 15% service charge. For the prices this place charges I don't expect to have to share the restaurant with rats.
August 19,2008
Left much to be desired
Had heard a lot about this place from my friends in Bombay so visited it last December (2007). The music played was extremely retro (billy joel, abba, madonna, very polyesthers-like) while the ambience of the place itself was begging for some lounge/house beats to be played! the decor was above average, with the buddah statues et al.
the drinks were ok, no complaints there. the place though was packed to the core with people elbowing u around everytime you wanted to move around to get drinks/visit the restrooms etc. the average time to get drinks was quite long too.
i failed to see the fascination for this place, strictly average place, nothing here really WOW-ed me. i would give it a 2.5 on 5 if this site would let me....
Pros: decor, drinks, parking
Cons: music, too crowded
August 09,2008
July 23,2008
Ended up at Shiro as the wait at Hard Rock was over an hour. So we ended up using Shiro as our waiting room. As much as i like the whole Zen/Japanese/Thai thing the space could have been way better designed.
The people were mostly over 40, garishly dressed and balding (not that there is anything wrong with it) we ended up spending an hour and then moved on.
The service was quick, the space interesting but the crowd and music was fairly lame.
Damage for 8 drinks and 2 starters was 4000
September 19,2007
seems like heaven.....on earth
Shiros.....what can i say about this place that hasn't been said or written before!! A place that lived up to its hype & how!
awesome oriental ambience, relaxing "our generation" music, interesting cocktails & innovative presentation of food.......altogether a different yet relaxing night out.........my fav place to be in.
August 10,2007
Cool Scene & Awesome Pan Asian Food
I love Shiro and have been back more times than I can remember ;-)
Its a very different scene on different nights: usually quiet on weekdays and heaving on the weekends. What is particularly impressive is the food - almost every dish I have tried has been good or superb, something I didn't expect to find in a lounge/bar type venue. All credit to S&J, the duo behind Shiro and HRC next door.
August 07,2007
average nightlife experience
The one thing you have to hand Shiro is full marks for their decor. Massive standing buddha-like statues greet you on your way in and surround this sushi joint-cum-lounge at night. The lighting above the bar, appearing as if there were a thousand floating candles, is impressive. Beyond that, the vibe here was just missing. It didn't appear as if people were having fun - rather, it appeared as if people were there because they had to be seen at Shiro, at least once! The techno/house beats were soulful, but people didn't really know how to appreciate it. Crowd was a bit pretentious, and most people wanted to show off their goods, whether they had them or not. It's hard to knock a place for the vibes and the crowd's intentions, but I just can't find anyone else to blame. Some ways to improve Shiro might be to give it a dedicated dance floor; teach the service staff to smile; have the DJ speak to the audience a little more.
If you need to pretend to be someone else for one night, this is your place. Otherwise, for more real, energetic, and good 'ole fashioned fun, head to Hard Rock just down around the corner.
June 17,2007
Absolutely Fabulous, Darling
You walk into Shiro through a 15 foot high door (no exageration) and into what looks like a oriental meditation garden. The walls are stone, the high ceiling bamboo and the central area is dominated by a huge statue of a Japenese Princess whose vase trickles water into a pond full of lillies below. It certainly had that immediate wow factor.
We were shown quickly to our table and provided with menus, well two menus for a table of six. Anyway we ordered drinks and starters and whilst the drinks were rather slow coming (considering there are at least three bars) they were good when they arrived (cosmopolitans, bloody mary) and the starters where not far behind.
We shared prawn tempura served with a hot and sweet broth, chicken manchurian, chilli potatoes and tofo and shitake tempura in a creamy spicy sauce. All were very good, of more than adequate size and served in very pretty dishes. Chilli was a main ingredient of each ( but it always is in Indian/Oriental food) but they each managed to maintain their individual flavours. Only complaint was that we had to ask for our portion of prawn tempura three times and then the waiter blamed us for the mix up!
Main courses were prawns in hot bean, a lovely dry, sauce free dish that left the prawns crisp and tasty; prawn red thai curry which was gorgeous, packed with fresh lime leaves and just the right amount of spice; chicken with mushrooms which was a rich and succulent dish; tofu caserole which I was assured was very good and glass noodle salad which was the only dissapointment - too much vinegar.
Too full for dessert we took our drinks and stood by the large bar area, checking out the "beautiful people" who had by this time filled the place to capacity.
While perhaps expensive by Mumbai standards (5 people for food and alcohol was 8000) certainly the atmosphere and food was well worth it, and certainly much less than you would pay in somewhere like the Taj or Henry Jones. The attention to asthetic detail was good, the glasses gorgeous and the vegetable flowers on each dish very pretty.
Sharpen up a somewhat niave service strategy and this place would have got 5/5. We will be back.
February 28,2007
Big Fart No Shit!
Went to this place for the first time a few months ago and was pretty much blown away by the ambience. Walking in and seeing the space and decor you'd think you had walked into some swanky joint in NYC's Warehouse District.
Have been back a few times since that 1st experience and have been dissapointed to say the least.
The place is super expensive (think 3 drinks for more than 2,000) and the food is just adequate. For the amount you are paying you'd expect it to be MUCH better.
Also the service is shoddy. We were asked to move tables 2-3 times one night because we had inadvertently sat down in a section for "guests" - I'm not exactly sure what we qualified as.
Definitely would not be on the top of my list of places to visit in town.
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Right wing Pat Dwyer led the way offensively for the Wolves during regulation, chipping in two goals and two assists. Four of Chicago's five goals were scored on the power play.
Centers Kevin Doell, Jared Ross and Scott Kelman all scored in the shootout while goaltender Michel Robinson recorded saves on three of the four shooters he faced.
Chicago (1-0-0-0) posted a 4-2 mark in shootouts last season.
Peoria (0-0-0-1) is one of four new opponents the Wolves will face in the regular season this year.
The Wolves opened the scoring with the man advantage midway through the first period when center Brad Schell spotted defenseman Dion Hyman open in the right slot. Dwyer, who was circling around the top of the left circle, floated a cross-ice pass that Hyman was able to one-time past Rivermen netminder Jason Bacashihua at 10:32 of the opening frame.
Bacashihua posted nine saves on 10 shots, before being replaced by Chris Beckford-Tseu at 29:20. Beckford-Tseu (0-1) turned aside 15 of 20 shots.
After a scoreless second period, Peoria evened the score, 1-1, on a power-play goal off the stick of Colin Hemingway. Defenseman Trevor Byrne ripped a slap shot from the point that deflected off a Wolves defender and landed in the slot. Hemingway gobbled it up and banged a snap shot past Wolves netminder Michel Robinson at 5:58 of the final frame.
Robinson (1-0) notched 15 saves on 20 shots. Chicago native Gregg Naumenko started the contest, recording 17 saves on 17 shots before being replaced by Robinson at 29:20.
Just over three minutes later, Peoria grabbed the lead, 2-1, on Hemingway's second power-play marker of the night. Chris Durno added to that lead, 3-1, by tallying his first goal of the preseason at 10:29 of the third period.
Dwyer netted two goals within 77 seconds to even the game at three apiece.
Then, Hemingway completed the hat trick with his third man-advantage goal of the night to put the Rivermen up, 4-3.
Just over two minutes later, Wolves right wing Vlad Serov scored when he was left alone at the top of the crease to tie the game at four.
Chicago then took the lead, 5-4, on a goal by Kelman at 18:30 of the final frame.
The Rivermen evened the game, 5-5, in the last minute of regulation when defenseman Aaron MacKenzie lit the lamp at 19:12.
The Wolves continue their preseason slate against the Rivermen at the Hoffman Estates Community Center and Ice Arena on Mon., Sept. 26, at 7 p.m.
Chicago 1 0 4 0 (1) – 6 Shootout
Peoria 0 0 5 0 (0) – 5
First Period—1, Chicago, Hyman 1 (Schell, P. Dwyer), 10:32 pp. Penalties—Eberly, Chicago (holding), 0:43; Kiser, Chicago (cross-checking), 1:58; Manson, Chicago (interference), 3:55; Durno, Peoria (elbowing), 6:31; Durno, Peoria (holding), 8:52; Manson, Chicago (holding), 10:39; Hemingway, Peoria (elbowing) 11:09; Riddle, Peoria (interference), 11:51; Smyth, Chicago (boarding), 12:32; Fitzgerald, Peoria (tripping), 13:28; Vernarsky, Peoria (tripping), 15:41; Ramsay, Peoria (holding), 18:37; Desbiens, Chicago (elbowing), 19:46.
Second Period—None. Penalties—Hyman, Chicago (holding), 5:51; Kiser, Chicago (cross-checking), 6:46; Lee, Peoria (slashing), 9:20; Fitzgerald, Peoria (holding), 12:30; Smyth, Chicago (fighting), 17:09; Lee, Peoria (fighting), 17:09; Manson, Chicago (fighting), 18:38; Wellar, Peoria (fighting), 18:38; Fitzgerald, Peoria (roughing), 19:27.
Third Period—2, Peoria, Hemingway 1 (Byrne, Ramsey), 5:58 pp; 3, Peoria, Hemingway 2 (Linglet, MacKenzie), 9:14 pp; 4, Peoria, Durno 1 (Lee, Burke), 10:29; 5, Chicago, P. Dwyer 1 (Desbiens, Galvin), 12:58 pp; 6, Chicago, P. Dwyer 2 (Serov, Kelman), 14:15; 7, Peoria, Hemingway 3 (Linglet, Ramsay), 15:34 pp; 8, Chicago, Serov 1 (Milam, P. Dwyer), 17:35 pp; 9, Chicago, Kelman 1 (Barber), 18:30 pp; 10, Peoria, MacKenzie 1 (Maiser, Collins), 19:12. Penalties—Hyman, Chicago (roughing) 2:35; Lee, Peoria (roughing), 2:35; P. Dwyer, Chicago (interference), 4:54; Fitzgerald, Peoria (hooking), 6:29; Notermann, Chicago (interference), 7:34; Smyth, Chicago (roughing), 7:34; Scheffelmaier, Peoria (roughing), 7:34; Maiser, Peoria (hooking), 12:25; Huxley, Chicago (fighting), 13:45; Fitzgerald, Peoria (fighting), 13:45; Bench, Chicago (too many men), 15:17; Durno, Peoria (interference), 16:22; Riddle, Peoria (tripping), 17:14.
Overtime—None. Penalties—Wellar, Peoria (tripping) 0:21.
Shootout—Chicago: Doell, made; Kelman, made; Ross, made; Nesbitt, miss. Peoria: Hemmingway, miss; Evans, miss; Linglet, made; Dixon, miss.
Shots on goal—Chicago: 7-8-18-1-1–35. Peoria: 9-11-17-0-0–37.
Power plays—Chicago: 4-16. Peoria: 3-11.
Goalies–Chicago, Naumenko (17-17) replaced by Robinson (15-20) at 29:20. Peoria, Bacashihua (9-10) replaced by Beckford-Tseu (19-23) at 29:20.
Referee— Scott Hoberg.
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It is no surprise that Jonathan McGrady's announcement that he would run for the 6th District House of Delegates seat presently held by the retiring Annie B. Crockett-Stark took place at an empty plant in the Carroll County Industrial Park.
"Since I decided to run for office just a few days ago, I have had many well intentioned people give me advice," said McGrady. "The announcement location was at the top of list. They would say do it on your farm with the pretty views or at the historic Carroll County Courthouse where your ancestors go way back. Why pick an empty factory building?
"Well, this empty plant is at the core of my campaign. There are two other empty plants in this industrial park along with many other empty plants around the district. We hear so much about filling empty plants, which many times turn out to be empty promises. I get it. I know we need jobs. This is my top priority."
"I see so many people struggling to make ends meet. It's not right and we can do better. There has to be more we can do," continued McGrady. "When I become delegate, I intend to create a showcasing the 6th district program similar to former Congressman Boucher's model. I will personally recruit businesses to locate in Carroll, Wythe and Smyth Counties. We need to create a better partnership between the state and local governments. We have such assets throughout the district with highly motivated and skilled employees, empty buildings like these ready for occupancy and shovel-ready sites ripe for development. We also have the good fortune to have an interstate nearby with thousands of cars passing by daily; truly a golden location."
As president of the Twin Count Regional Chamber of Commerce and while serving on the New River/Mount Rogers Workforce Investment Board, McGrady said he promoted jobs. As your delegate, he said he can do more.
Education is another priority for McGrady, whose grandmother and mother were teachers, and whose wife, Jennifer, still is.
"I strongly support public schools. They must remain vibrant. Our kids are our most valuable resource and are the key to the future," said McGrady, who was a substitute teachers years ago. "We must stop state, unfunded mandates on our schools and local governments. Our counties only have so many revenue streams available, so when the state mandates a pay raise or a retirement increase, which our school personnel certainly deserve, then the state needs to pay for it. We have the resources. Unfunded mandates result in lost jobs, and our kids pay the price with lost opportunities. I intend to work on this as your delegate."
McGrady also pledged to do everything he could to keep the Southwest Training Center in Woodlawn open.
"So often, people talk about creating jobs, but fail to work to keep existing jobs. The Southwest Training Center in Woodlawn is a prime example. When I decided to run, it was the first place that I visited. The Training Center is the second largest employer in Carroll County with close to 500 employees. It's a great facility and I am very much concerned whether the residents will get the same quality of care if it closes as slated. I am equally concerned with the loss of jobs and impact on families in this area. I pledge to do everything I can as your delegate to keep the facility open."
"We also cannot forget about our farmers," added McGrady. "Agriculture is the biggest part of our local economy. I grew up on my family beef farm where I live now. We now operate a tree business. Our Commonwealth must support agriculture. Farmers have to be able to make a profit. I am very concerned with the loss of family farms and intend to zealously support agriculture as your delegate."
Public safety is also a crucial topic, according to McGrady.
"We saw it firsthand a couple weeks ago with the 95 car pile-up on I-77. Governor Warner appointed me in 2005 to represent private attorneys on the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Board. I fought for five years to provide grants throughout Carroll, Wythe, and Smyth Counties for School Resource Officer Positions and local police and Sheriff Departments. I will continue that fight as your delegate, and do something to help make I-77 safer," said McGrady.
"As you might know, I sued VDOT over I-77 a few weeks before this last tragedy. I am concerned that the top brass in Richmond and Salem keep the road open despite clear knowledge that the conditions are too dangerous for travel. They put public commerce before safety. That is going to change.
"Also, it is time that VDOT completes the four lane project of U.S. 58. It is silly to build it in increments rather than from east to west. Because of VDOT's picking and choosing where to build, we do not see the benefits of extra travelers and get all the negatives with people by-passing the town. The by-pass around Hillsville has a smaller car count than many secondary roads. We need to complete the four-lane of U.S. 58 once and for all rather than in bits and pieces. Only then will our local businesses see the benefits of the four-lane."
Other concerns of McGrady are power bills and taxes.
"Our power bills are way too high, which hurts business and forces folks to choose between eating and heating their home," he said. "In addition, there is significance in the fact that I am announcing my candidacy on tax day, April 15th. I, like so many of you, had to skimp and save to pay my taxes today. I do not want to see any new tax increases. I pledge to look for ways to save money without sacrificing our children's education and core governmental services that are vital to our Commonwealth."
"Maybe now you understand why I am doing this. It is in my heart and I know I can make a difference if you give me a chance," stressed McGrady.
"On a personal level, I want to thank my wonderful wife Jennifer for her strong support along with my three children Molly, Jon, and Sam. I joked that the decision to run was much harder than getting married. Jennifer responded it should have been. You take a lot of family votes whether to run when you consider a campaign such as this. During those votes, which sometimes were split decisions, Jennifer always voted yes knowing it would be harder on her with the kids. I appreciate that and plan to integrate the children in my campaign- a true civics lesson.
Jennifer and I have been very blessed in life. We both stay active with the kids - Jennifer is the PTSO president at Hillsville Elementary and I am a Cub Scout den leader. We belong to the Hillsville Christian Church where I used to be a Deacon. We enjoy the outdoors and working and playing on our farm where we live. The boys and I like to hunt and fish and we like to camp as a family. We love the New River trail and Foster Falls Park is one of our favorite places."
McGrady said his decision to run wasn't about him, but about helping the people of the 6th District.
"As I told many early supporters, this election did not have to be about me. I was pretty happy with my life as it was. The opportunity for our area, however, is too important to miss. Those that know me well know that I do not take myself too seriously, but I take my job seriously. This is serious business. We need a strong voice in Richmond. I want to be your voice."
The formal delegate nomination caucus takes place April 30th at 7 p.m. at Wytheville Community College, and McGrady said he would appreciate all of his local supporters being there to meet his friends from Wythe and Smyth counties.
"It will be a long seven months to November 5th. The challenge is great, but we can do it. Stick with me, fight with me, and sign up to volunteer, or maybe give us a couple of dollars. I need your help. We will win this race. I promise as your delegate to help make the 6th district the best place to live, work, and raise a family."


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Throughout January and February, Heritage Trust Federal Credit Union employees and members supported the March of Dimes 2014 fundraising initiatives through bake sales, employee luncheons, personal donations and more. Along with a corporate sponsorship commitment, Heritage Trust donated over $7,000 to the local chapter of this charity.
Our members and employees have proven time and time again just how much they care about our community, commented Jim McDaniel, Heritage Trust President/CEO. Through this years March of Dimes campaign, employees showed their creativity through a variety of fundraisers, in which our members proudly participated in and showed their continuous generosity.
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Mini of Charleston driver Robbie Davis, who grew up in Summerville, made his first-ever podium appearance in the Pirelli World Challenge last month.
The MINI of Charleston racing team started its 2013 professional racing season at the new Circuit of the Americas track in Austin, Texas.
The track was built last year as the new home for the American venue for Formula 1. The MINI of Charleston racing team competed in the Pirelli World Challenge Series races that were support races for the premier US visit of the world famous Australian V8 Supercar Series. Nearly 70,000 spectators braved the 95-plus degree heat to watch two exciting days of racing.
Driving the MINI USA/MINI Financial Services B Spec MINI Cooper, Davis qualified second for the first race Saturday morning. Davis got pushed to the outside of turn one and dropped from the second position on the start, but stayed in the lead pack the entire race, eventually finishing fifth.
MINI was well represented as Charlie James in the Saferacer MINI finished second behind winner Ernie Francis Jr. in a Mazda 2. Francis became the youngest ever Pirelli World Challenge winner, at age 15. Rounding out the MINI Top 10 were Johan Schwartz in his Endurance Karting MINI Cooper in fourth, Davis in fifth and Mike Asselta in another Saferacer MINI finishing seventh.
After a 10-minute break for a quick tire change or tire rotation, the cars hit the track for the second race of the day. Davis got a much better start and established himself as a front-runner in the race.
At the end of the sprint race, Francis again pulled out a lead on the MINIs on the straightaway Charlie James of Joplin, Missouri again put the Saferacer MINI in second and Davis made it to the podium with a third-place finish.
Sunday's race featured a PWC trademark standing start (also a first for Davis), and his car responded well again to help put him in the lead pack, a position he maintained the entire race. Joel Lipperini of Pittston, Pa. lead for the first 12 laps before a car in a faster class made a pass on the lead TCB cars in turn one, causing Joel to take a slower entrance than normal. Davis made contact with Lipperini and Joel move back to fourth and was unable to regain the lead draft. Francis also took advantage of the jumble in turn one and took the lead. Davis and James ran nose to tail for the rest of the race, which ended just like race 2 with Francis in first place, James in second and Davis in third.
Davis and his MINI of Charleston team left Texas in third place in the driver's championship standings. The next races in the series are scheduled for July 4 at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Conn.
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Final stop: the 85th Academy Awards (maybe).
We may be many months from the biggest awards show of the year and three months from the start of awards season, but the awards buzz is beginning.
Every year, such buzz begins at film festivals. With Sundance and Cannes earlier in the year, both can be tricky predictors for the Oscars. But the fall film festival season can have a better record.
Danny Boyle started his Oscar run two years ago at the Telluride Film Festival, the first of the major fall festivals.
It was there, in that small Colorado ski resort town, that "Slumdog Millionaire" debuted. Six months later, the Boyle-directed, feel-good film would take home the Academy Award for Best Picture. A year later, "The King's Speech" premiered to similar buzz and went on to win the Best Picture Oscar.
At Telluride this year, during the long Labor Day weekend, festivalgoers were treated to 25 feature films.
One film, an unofficial part of the program known as a "Sneak Preview," was Ben Affleck's newest film "Argo." Opening on Oct. 12 in the U.S., the film premiered on Aug. 31 to very good reviews. Affleck stars, along with Bryan Cranston and John Goodman, in an international thriller "based on a declassified true story." Affleck last directed 2010′s "The Town," for which Jeremy Renner received a supporting actor Oscar nomination.
Other films that played well included "Amour," which features two retired music teachers facing the journey to the end of their lives; "The Attack," a film by Michael Haneke (director of Oscar-nominated foreign film "The White Ribbon") that chronicle a Tel Aviv surgeon who discovers a chilling secret about his wife after a suicide bombing; "Ginger and Rosa," two teenage girls in London in the 1960s during the Cuban missile crisis; "Piazza Fontana," which tells of the 1969 bombing of a major bank in Milan and the aftermath; and "Stories We Tell," where Sarah Polley films a documentary about her family.
The Venice Film Festival, the world's oldest (69 years and running) and one of the most prestigious festivals, began on Sept. 1 and wrapped up Saturday, Sept. 11. The Leone d'Oro (Golden Lion) is awarded to the best film screened at the festival and Korean director Kim Ki-duk's mother-son drama, "Pietà," won the award. It is the first Korean film to win the top prize.
Paul Thomas Anderson won the best director award for his highly anticipated film, "The Master," out in the U.S. on Sept. 21. Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix shared the best actor prize. "The Master" was the only American film to win this year.
Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere" won The Golden Lion in 2010.
"Argo" was subject even more good buzz after its screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Reviews called the film "Mr. Affleck's coming-of-age moment as an actor-director," according to the New York Times.
The festival, which runs Sept. 6 through Sept. 16, is also a good indicator of initial buzz for Oscar bait. "The King's Speech" was the People's Choice Award winner in 2010, the major prize for the festival voted by festivalgoers.
Thus far, TIFF has screened a few buzzed-about films including "Cloud Atlas" from the Wachowski siblings and Tom Tyker (out in the U.S. on Oct. 26) and "The Master." Two movies that played well to critics and audiences alike were "The Silver Lingings," from director David O. Russell, and "The Sessions," starring John Hawkes and Helen Hunt with Ben Lewin directing.
Toledo Free Press Lead Designer and Film Editor James A. Molnar blogs about all things Oscar at TheGoldKnight.com. Watch him discuss movies on "WNWO Today" around 5:50 a.m. on Fridays.
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