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The restaurant is a bizarre mix of furniture and knick-knacks picked up from thieves' (chor) markets all over India - a vintage 1927 Fiat roadster for a salad bar, four-poster beds and sewing machine...
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The restaurant is located inside the Santushti Shopping Complex in Chanakyapuri - an elegant shopping centre specializing in designer wear, silks, pashmina and jewellery. Basil & Thyme is extremely...
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The Moti Mahal chain of restaurants is supposed to have invented the world famous Butter Chicken, so it's best to sample the dish here. The décor of this 135-cover joint is a bit over-the-top with a...
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A staircase leads you up to this Mexican restaurant with a theme décor, live bands and great Fajitas. Waiters dressed in cowboy gear hand out wooden guns, which contain the menu, and service is fast...
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A Chinese meal at this elegant restaurant, done up in beige and cream, can be a fun experience. The menu is divided into 4 sections. The first, noodle soup, allows you to choose your own meat and...
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With mud walls, dim lighting and Rajathani paintings, the Village Mohalla is the epitome of a restaurant designer's idea of what Indian village life is all about. A troupe of Rajasthani folk dancers...
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The waiters wear the regulation labourer's overalls, but the palatial surroundings with azure blue pillars and mosaic tiles belie the 'great factory' claim. Kebabs, too, are not the only product...
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Kumgang marks the entry of Korean cuisine in the New Delhi restaurant market. The chef, consequently, attends every table personally, to find out just how adventurous they are. Korean food, with all...
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A no-frill restaurant in Defence Colony market, serving what is probably the best South Indian food in the city. The place functions like a cafeteria with each table selling countless times throughout...
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Welcome to Sakura - the most expensive restaurant in the city. The cuisine is Kaiseiki (official royal Japanese) and a frugal Japanese meal for two will put you back by US$ 100! Food is very authentic...
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