Less upmarket than GBK across the road. It has the charming feel of an American diner, although it doesn't quite get it right. Fries portions are large, and the burgers are good.
When they say "spicy", they *mean* spicy...that's coming from Asian friends who like spicy food. Stay away from the mussels wrapped in bacon though (top left), perhaps the only bad choice on the menu.
Desks are booked out quickly so it's necessary to get them at least a week in advance. Touchdown desks get occupied early morning as well. The closest free option is usually the cafeteria on 7th floor
Good range of beers on tap, such as Oranjeboom and Asahi, usually not available in most other bars in Guildford.
By far the most annoying thing about this place is that at the end of a meal, they pester you to sign up for their mailing list. However, if you do, you get discounts on every visit.
The khade chammach ki chai is a tea cup full of SO much sugar that a spoon put inside can stand straight up. If you drink the entire thing, it's free!
Unless you are adventurous, for the average Delhiite palate many of the noodle dishes can seem bland. My recommendation for them would be "in a bowl" meals in the mains section - usually have gravy.
The portions are very generous. One order of rice / noodles or the curries / woks is enough for two people.
Excellent range of beers available on the tap, both white and dark. Like the Thai-inspired decor too.
The two signature teas of this place would be the "Truck Driver" and "Bollywood" chais. Mind-boggling array of choices otherwise as well to choose from.
If you are part of a group or feeling particularly hungry, try attacking the Fatboy burgers on their menu - they are massive!
There's a designated smoking area within the premises, the kind you sometimes find at airports. Excellent if you want a smoke along with your drink!
All-you-can-eat buffet on Sundays with a mix of fairly authentic Chinese food, live teppanyaki grill, and European desserts. You can upgrade to free refills on alcoholic drinks too for an extra price.
One of the underrated things about this place are the desserts. The gajar / roghani halwa are to die for; you can actually taste the ghee in them.
Quite possibly one of the best places to eat European food in Connaught Place. While not exactly authentic, it's a very good fusion of European food. Service is always top-notch.
Good example of Asian fusion cuisine done right. Much of the menu leans towards a fusion of Japanese and Thai cuisines rather than Chinese, but in terms of authenticity they get it very right.
Ask for what drinks they serve separately because they aren't listed on the menu. (No alcohol though, unfortunately.)
