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looking for a reliable food restaurant in Delhi, and are often
confused to find out the restaurants. Whatever you are looking, just
see the given reviews, and find out what to look for in a restaurant
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Life Caffe
If your friend was to recommend you
Life Caffe is one of the best restaurants in Connaught Place,
you wouldn't really know where it was. Though located in the heart of
Connaught Place (B 49, Inner Circle, Connaught Place), it would take
you a while to figure it out. The entrance surprisingly is through
Cafe Coffee Day... but once you are in, it's quite another experience
altogether.
This decided European in character cafe
is part of Corus Hotel in Delhi. The decor, with its floral prints
walls, blue ceilings and a mix of wooden table and chairs (coloured a
matching blue!) and plush urbane sofa gives it a very chic yet
understated elegance and a very Parisian character. It is relaxed yet
luxurious and very friendly.
For most parts, it has two-seater
arrangement which is perfect for intimate conversations. A liberal
display of plants and bonsai arrangement with stylish cane furniture
in its outdoor seating, adds up to give the place a very happy and
friendly feeling.
Life Caffe has a
wonderful thing about giving you both a feel of relaxed Sunday Brunch
while at other times, making a office hour power lunch perfectly
feasible. Here's a friendly, warm place where you could savour your
food is a chilled out manner before stepping into the buzzing
business hub called Connaught Place.
Mainland China
Almost the first name that pops in mind
when one considers Chinese cuisine these days Mainland China
has taken seventeen years to become an overnight favourite. There’s
little denying that Mainland China’s dishes do the trick but if
quantity is what you crave then don’t look beyond their Lunch
Buffet.
The easiest way to spice up a lazy
afternoon, the lunch buffet at Mainland China is one of the ‘best
value for money’ deals that money can get you among the Chinese and Indian restaurants in Delhi.
You wonder if there’s anything really
exceptional when it comes to Chinese desserts. Mainland China’s
ambience is simplistic and almost utilitarian. It seems like
something is holding it back when it comes to doing up the place;
there are the usual Chinese embellishments but that’s just about
it.
Out of the Box, Delhi
It’s ironic that some of the city’s
most innovative experiments when it comes to food happen in one of
the oldest corners. among the Multi cuisine restaurant in Delhi,
Hauz Khas Village has been the bedrock of some of the most exciting
eating joints in New Delhi and Out of the Box is nothing less than
first amongst equals.
The name, Out of the Box, is an obvious
giveaway to the intentions. And to a very grate extent the place ends
up delivering on the promise. It’s spread over two floors and the
terrace offers a very arresting visual of the Hauz Khas ruins as well
as the lake.
Out of the Box would be a better
experience if you were to book a table in advance especially on the
weekends. This is a nice place if you are up don’t expect it to be
quite and not crowded or not bustling. If food is the main thought
then this is a nice experience for it hardly leaves out anything to
chance.
Flavors of Arabia
After making Chinese and Italian
cuisine especially the pizza their own, has Middle Eastern food
now become a part of the great Indian epicurean club? A look at the
Flavors of Arabia menu suggests a gentle move in that direction.
Middle Eastern foods like hummus,
falafel and baba ganoush have been a part of our lexicon for a while
now and it was only a matter of time before a place like Flavors of
Arabia became a reality. Perhaps one of the few, if not the only,
standalone fine dining restaurant dedicated to Middle Eastern
cuisine, Flavors of Arabia offers lip-smacking Arabian food made
better by great detail to authenticity.
Flavors of Arabia received decent
patronage but the guests couldn’t help but look for some real main
course in the menu. The demand for Chinese and Indian dishes
compelled them to redesign the menu but thankfully the Arabian dishes
don’t have an Indian influence, yet.
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