New ‘modern pasta bar’ from owners of Rooh opens this month

Columbus’ newest pasta-centric restaurant has been worth the wait – for both us, and the owners, Yash and Ashok Kishinchand, who have spent five years bringing this concept to life.

The Kishinchands, who also own the popular Indian restaurant Rooh, are ready to open the doors of their newest concept, called Flour Modern Pasta Bar, located at 1540 Polaris Parkway. “We blend global flavors and pasta shapes with the comforting traditions of Midwest cuisine,” said their press release. “All our pasta is freshly made inhouse, ensuring quality and flavor in every dish.”

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Their menu features an affordable pre-fix menu. For $28 a person, guests can choose Guests can choose a bread feature, a salad, and their choice of pasta, which ranges from an elote pasta with blistered corn & poblano, to a short rib & shallot pappardelle.

Sides are an additional charge, but you don’t want to miss the umami mushrooms, crispy brussels, broccolini, or caramelized figs. Desserts are also optional, but definitely encouraged, with choices like Tres Leches tiramisu and smoked chocolate custard.

You can get all this and much more starting September 30th at 2:00 p.m.! This marks their grand opening celebration, complete with a ribbon cutting celebration. You can book your table through their website.

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