Literally meaning to eat (khaana) and to drink (peena), this Northern Indian restaurant uses colourful fabrics, unique coasters and placemats and tasteful paintings in its warm and cosy interior. Wooden floors, floor to ceiling windows add to the ambience. Guests can choose to dine al fresco on the ... - Continue Reading...
It's quite typical to eat Lok Lok along the streets, but have you eaten Lok Lok from a lorry parked in an elegant restaurant? The Creative owner of this eatery fitted rectangular-shaped steamboat slots on every table. Patrons can select whatever food they want from the Lok Lok lorry, immerse them... - Continue Reading...
Named after the ancient city of Ayuthaya, this Thai restaurant takes the trouble to bring out brand new menus during auspicious occasions found in the Thai calendar of events. Other than fine food, the décor and ambiance also brings out the best in Thai culture at this well known Thai restaurant. F... - Continue Reading...
The decor is a wild frenzy of nooks for semi-private dining tables with a comforting closeness of fabrics and artifacts of all India. There is also a gift shop selling Indian souvenirs adjoining the restaurant. The menu will take patrons on a culinary journey from the North to the South of India.... - Continue Reading...
D'Tandoor was established on 17th May 1993. It's principal area of expertise is in Moghul Cooking. During it's few years of activity, the restaurant has established itself as one of the leading Moghul restaurants in the country. Heavy studded solid wooden doors greet guests at this Moghul... - Continue Reading...
A wonderful ambience radiates from the restored colonial bungalow and the aroma of spices hits the diner even before stepping over the threshold. The decor matches the cuisine and offers an authentic feel. This is also one of the largest chain of North Indian restaurants in the world and serves excl... - Continue Reading...
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