Miss Ginko, the 150-seater hangout spot serving Asian cuisine that opened recently, has become a quick favourite for foodies in South Calcutta. Located right at the Gariahat crossing, Miss Ginko packs in good music and and food. The Telegraph dropped by at the launch party. Snapshots...

Miss Ginko owner, Johanne Mantosh, looked stunning in an outfit made by her mom and designer Susan Mantosh, that she accessorised with Parisian designer neckpiece. “People have actually thanked us for opening this place. Everyone loved the classy look and feel of the place. Edamame Hummus, Korean Lotus Stem, Singapore Crab are some of our bestsellers which people love for their taste and presentation. To me the fact that the place appeals to people of all age groups matters a lot,” said Johanne.

Raphael Mantosh was in his elements and dressed according the mood of the “Asian Haus & High Energy Bar”. The giant hand fan was the showstopper of the party.

Who said you cannot rock a sari at a party? We loved Paoli Dam’s simple yet chic OOTN. She was joined by her husband Arjun.

Moon Moon Sen with husband Bharat Dev Varma, dropped by

Karuna Ezara Parikh was there with husband Amitesh.

Shamaun Ahmed dropped by.

Vikram Puri with his wife Shweta (centre) and Sabba Hakim (left), at the party.

Style picks

Moumita Saha’s white dress and Bottega pouch was classy and in sync with the white theme at Miss Ginko . “I feel like it’s a whole different world once you step inside Miss Ginko. The glass house with swathes of greenery is so refreshing. The place has great energy, happy friendly staff, great food and cocktails. I love the vibe of the place,” she said.

Rebecca Polizzi (right) and Nancy had a theme in mind. “My cousin and I decide to wear pink and green so we named our look ‘pink wasabi’,” said Rebecca who oozed confidence in her cut-out dress.

Pictures: Rashbehari Das