Not wanting to enter another place with lower-than-normal lighting and the usual dhup-dhup-dhup of the music beats, we headed to The Big Fat Lulu&rsquos. We entered a brightly-lit room, its walls covered with bigger-than-life-sized sketches, and retro music in the background. It instantly took me to &lsquoold&rsquo New York, and I felt assured of a pleasant evening. We began with ordering The Big Fat Lulu&rsquos virgin mojito and watermelon-blueberry drink. The detox salad, and the virgin bloody Mary with extra tabasco sauce, was very refreshing and I was told that they can cure the worst of hangovers&hellip there was no way I could test the claim at that moment because I was sober and so were the other guests. Probably, I would have to come back another day for the experiment. We moved on to the appetisers. A platter of bruschetta containing cherry tomato and cheese grilled zucchini, artichoke and olive tapenade and beetroot jam, goat cheese and orange did not seem very exciting to a meat-lover like me. But I was pleasantly surprised it was a nice combination. The non-veg platter was equally good &ndash grilled shrimp and calamari with diced bell pepper and onion, sliced garlic, lime, ginger and chilli sauce and Cajun-spiced chicken skewers &ndash with homemade chipotle dip and leafy pineapple relish. The appetisers made me eagerly wait to see (read taste) how the rest of the evening would unfold.