Abbey Road Cafe is a new venture in DLF Cyber City and we tried their menu and cocktails. A visit or two is definitely recommended. Their prices aren’t bad too!
We really don’t need to eat out for entertaiment, when we can do such a great job in our own kitchens! Given a bleak culinary scenario, such as that in NOIDA, why settle for second best, when the best is right at home?
Amit had a little food adventure at Khan Market when he went to buy a copy of the Larousse Gastronomique. Apparently, things aren’t quite as great at Khan Market as they used to be.
West View is a restuarant in the ITC Maurya, New Delhi. It’s claim to fame has always been it’s grill – and selection of fresh meats, seafood and vegetables. With the rise of many other restaurants with similar formats, does it retain it’s edge or is it on the way to culinary oblivion?
Have you tried the Sunday Brunch buffet at Olive Beach? It was one of the nicest meals I’ve eaten and you simply must try it!
Asia7 offers 7 different Asian cuisines to it’s diners. While the multi-cuisine concept isn’t really new to us Indians what with most restaurants offering Punjabi, South Indian, Chinese and Mughlai at a minimum, 7 Asian cuisines in a fine dining format is definitely innovative. Does the food measure up though?
Much hyped and written, does Ai carry it all off and justify the hordes of people talking about it?
There’s really only one destination in Delhi when it comes to Japanese food – Sakura. Does Sakura’s extension in Gurgaon measure up as well as the original?
Do meaty and spicy breakfasts excite you? Are you willing to undergo a little trouble to find the flavors you crave? If so, this article is your roadmap to one of the most satisfying breakfasts I’ve known. Siddhartha gives you his take on a Nihari and Paaya breakfast.
Buffet breakfasts are a relative rarity in Delhi and good ones, even more so. Does the new Sunshine Breakfast introduced by the All American Diner at Habitat World pass the test?
