Hidden behind a quiet green gate in Lodi Colony, Megu rewrites Delhi’s Japanese playbook with snow-aged wagyu, yuzu-kissed sashimi and sake poured into hand-blown glass. In a city where butter chicken still rules, this ivory-and-cedar sanctuary dares diners to trade chilli for kizami wasabi, proving that India’s capital can kneel to the precision [...]
Read moreHidden among Delhi’s labyrinthine lanes, Indyaki reimagines the capital’s dining script by fusing colonial-era Irani cafés with hyper-local spice routes, turning kebab-scented nostalgia into tasting menus that whisper secrets of walled-city khansamas while pairing sulaimani chai with smoky butter chicken spheres beneath a canopy of Edison bulbs [...]
Read moreTucked inside Sheraton New Delhi, Dakshin resurrects the forgotten kitchens of peninsular India, translating slow-cooked Chettinad stews, Hyderabadi kacchi biryani and Malabar appam-stew into a metropolitan narrative that still pulses with temple-town authenticity. Dakshin at Sheraton New Delhi distills four southern Indian states into a single [...]
Read moreHidden behind an unmarked door in Connaught Place, Delhi ‘O’ Delhi distills the capital’s chaos into one sweeping menu: smoky kebabs from Old Delhi’s galis, coconut-laced appams that drift south, and butter-slathered naan that could only belong here. Inside the low-lit dining room, chefs treat the tandoor like a time machine, coaxing lost Mughal [...]
Read moreTucked behind Connaught Place’s frenetic ring, 38 Barracks Restaurant and Bar salutes Delhi’s appetite for drama with a military mess-turned-gastro-pub swagger. Camouflage walls, regimental relics and a rooftop parade ground frame plates that fuse Raj nostalgia with pan-Indian spice, while bartenders marshal gin into smoky gunpowder cocktails. In [...]
Read moreTamra Restaurant, nestled within Delhi’s vibrant culinary scene, reimagines India’s diverse gastronomic heritage through a contemporary lens. Drawing inspiration from regional kitchens across the subcontinent, the venue curates a seamless journey from Kashmiri saffron to Malabar pepper, plated with global finesse. Amidst copper accents—‘tamra’ [...]
Read moreIndian Accent, nestled in the heart of Delhi, reimagines the subcontinent’s culinary heritage through a fearless, globally fluent lens, turning ancestral spice routes into plated theatre that has redrawn the map of Restaurants in India. Indian Accent at The Lodhi reinterprets heritage recipes with confident modernity, plating duck khurchan tacos [...]
Read moreTucked away in Delhi’s culinary maze, Bukhara channels the spirit of India’s Northwest Frontier through a single, cavernous tandoor. Clay ovens hiss as marinated rock-salt salmon, blackened lentils and hand-stretched breads emerge, releasing a perfume that has lured presidents, pop stars and backpackers for decades. Here, recipes older than the [...]
Read moreTucked away near Bafna Pump, Shri Sai Dhaba is a quiet legend among Durg’s restless food lanes, where stainless-steel tables gleam under tube-light halos and the air is thick with coal smoke, ghee, and stories. In a city that never stops forging steel, this modest open-kitchen haven keeps tradition alive—rolling out feather-soft phulkas, simmering [...]
Read moreNestled in the bustling heart of Durg-Bhilainagar, Flavours redefines local dining by blending India’s regional cuisines into one vibrant plate. From smoky Chattisgarhi street snacks to creamy Punjabi gravies, every dish tells a cross-country story without leaving the table. Flavours sits next to the old Swaroop Cinema on Station Road, a modest [...]
Read more