Though burdened by a heavyweight title (which, as you will see, positively sings with relevance) this is really about a tiny but very promising burger joint. I must say though, that I walked in not knowing anything about the place except that it had a cool blue sign, Andy Warhol posters on the walls and a very cosy ambience about its twelve seats. It looked like those tiny neighbourhood hippy-owned cafes that so dotted the cool streets of New York, and seemed the perfect place for cozying up to Sunanda over coffee. The unusual blue sign hid, of all things, a burger joint called Gostana. In minutes, I was confronted by whole wheat lamb burger (which the menu cheekily informed me was their take on the keema pao). As it turns out, it was quite good - and indeed closer to the keema pao than the gourmet classics the Americans are so fond of. Of course, this is grown up keema pao – a nice, soft, crumbly wholewheat pao considerably wider than your local pao-wallah encashing a nicely fo...