by LegallyFoodie | May 29, 2016 | Food Lists, Food Trails
The street food of Delhi has its own appeal be it a small roadside stall or QSR giants like Haldiram. On any given day you can spot people from all walks of life enjoying the lip smacking street food they offer to the hungry mouths which descend upon them. Forget fine... 
by Astha Aggarwal | May 29, 2016 | Food Trails, Restaurant Reviews
For those who are wondering what a “mañana” is, it basically means “future” in Mexican and Cafe G is proving why you should be a part of their Mexican fiesta without worrying about the future. From fabulous cocktails to their tacos to their... 
by Tanmeet Arora | May 23, 2016 | Alcohol Diaries, Food Lists, Food Trails, Restaurant Reviews
Sector 29 market surely surprises if you visit the area after a gap of 3 or 4 months because within this time frame there will be a few restaurants or pubs which will sprout up to enlighten the dining scene here. Talli Singh is a brand new such bar cum restaurant... 
by Astha Aggarwal | May 23, 2016 | Food Lists, Food Trails, Know Thy Masters, Restaurant Reviews
On a hot summer afternoon, driving to a “sit down lunch” prepared by Cordon Bleu Chef Nikhil Kanwar at Kylin. Quiet honestly, I was in two minds of going there, it is 43 degrees and on top of it Thai food. Just imagine hot spicy Thai curries on a hot... 
by Chhavi Mangleek | May 12, 2016 | Alcohol Diaries, Food Trails, Restaurant Reviews
Connaught Place has a new hangout place. Café OMG, the latest venture by Umang Tiwari goes crazy with experimentation with the quirky food and drinks. Ideal to beat the summer heat with the fashionable and edible drinks enjoyed in ‘heaven’. Upon climbing the stairs... 
by Chhavi Mangleek | May 3, 2016 | Alcohol Diaries, Events, Food Trails
What could be more fun than reliving the growing up experiences- from the 90s rock and metal to the collector’s paraphernalia, Hard Rock Cafe, Saket has it all. As I walked inside the gigantic place, the beautiful interiors just took my breath away. Comfortable...
