Indulge in lavish Western spread featuring citrus marinated Norwegian salmon, rosemary lamb chops, date caramel pie and more at West View, ITC Maurya. Or enjoy an exotic buffet of global delicacies like pan-fried tuna steak, crab linguini, rich chocolate fondant, raspberry and strawberry sorbets at The Pavilion. You can also try an exclusive meal with your partner at Tian, the Asian cuisine studio that offers unique flavours. Pricing: Rs11,000 per couple (West View and Tian), Rs3,500 per person (The Pavilion).
Go Sufi this Valentines by giving your loved one a sufi dining experience at Sufiaana by Cherish. The restaurant offers the flavour of the Persian, Arabic and Turkish cuisine with live sufi band performance. The menu offers an array of dishes like rubyan mal’i, tabbouleh, khayar bi laban, Peshawari barra, chicken shish taouk, chicken shawarma, chelo kebab, Iranian mahi kebab, jawaneh dajaj mal’i, gosht Peshawari, paneer aur kimam ke kofte, laham kabsa, Iranian pilaf, rose kheer and baklava to name a few. Distinctive flavours, bold spices and rich aroma will win the heart of any foodie.
Hotel Hyatt Regency has come up with special Valentine's Day dining offers at all of its restaurants. They have also arranged for a Valentine's selfie experience where diners can win a diamond ring and also a free dinner. Pricing: Rs3,000 to Rs50,000 per person.
l’Opéra has given a heart shape to the Fraisier cake, a biscuit-based, jam and mousseline cream-filled delight, with a thin shade of white chocolate and decorated with fresh strawberries. “It is the season for strawberries. And, just like love, they are sweet, enchanting and invigorating,” says chef Amit Sinha.