It is winter time in Delhi…and so I am here to recommend a few must eat joints in Delhi especially during winter times. The places I am quite sure will add to the
fun of enjoying Delhi winters…..
Thai High, Mehrauli: I have been to this place many times during winters. What I love most is the ambiance. They have open seating (a reason worth being there) as well and the view of Qutub minar is quite a thing to see. You might be slightly disappointed with the service though, but its rare and I am sure you will love the food served. I would recommend to try, Steamed Fish topped with Lemon Grass Tamarind and Yam Phak Krob (Spicy Crisp Vegetable Salad in a tanngy dressing), Chicken Penang Curry, Chicken Red Curry, and steamed rice. Drinks are available and the cost for two is typically around Rs1500.
Lodi- The Garden restaurant, Lodi: This one is my favorite, well the best part of the place is the ambience, there is an option to sit inside as well, but I recommend that for day visits only. The beauty of the place is in the night. They have cabanas and buggies. Trust me it is THE key highlight of the place. If you get the boggie (hard to get one during days like valentines, unless booked much in advance) you do realize the worth of the place, It is best to visit during winter seasons.
The food menu is a little different from usual but some dishes like Non-veg mezze, penne arrabbiata and olives etc. (At times, they have special menus as well, e.g. for valentines etc.). The spending for the Food for 2 is around Rs 2000.
Yeti - The Himalayan Kitchen, Hauz Khas Village: The food is really one of the best Tibetan food I have had in Delhi, the staff is very friendly, and why I am suggesting the same during winters is because the place is very cozy (though a little small) and has wooden decor. In food I would surely recommend the Mutton Momos, Thali and Buff Shabalay there. All dishes served with tingmo (Tibetan bread). The place is very hygienic and a value for money. Drinks are available and the cost for two is typically around Rs1000.
Moti Mahal- South Ex 2: It is a typical fine dining area, a complete north Indian delicacy, the staff is extremely friendly, and the major highlight of the place is that they play live music (ghazal). You would not realize and you would spend easy 1-2 hours at the place enjoying the music and delicious spices. Drinks are available and on an average the spending for the Food for 2 is around Rs1000.
“FALL IN LOVE WITH DELHI WINTERS AND THE FOOD DELICACY...it is like an eternal infatuation”
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Nice blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks Israel
DeleteVery nice,your each blog takes me and foodies like me experience a visit down to the valley of great taste and finger biting food..Reading about winter when i can even feel its chill down till my spine only hot spicy food can help a food addict like me..keep up your food smelling nose and pen down all your experiences here for people like me to keep exploring new tastes and yummy exploding taste bombs in my mouth..cheers.
ReplyDeleteThanks ton...always appreciate your comments...
DeleteAmbience and gazals were superb with spicy taste twisting food... Good experience
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comments sir, I am glad you liked it sir.
DeleteI am missing Yeti and Moti Mahal this winters!!! Great suggestions bro!!!! Keep it up.
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