Restaurants : Palmyra
Serving a combination of National and
International cuisine, the menu encompasses
both light snacks and complete meals. A well
laid out Executive Buffet for lunch and the
Lavish Dinner buffet, offer a wide variety
of choice to satisfy all needs. A choice of
soup paves the way for the repast to follow.
The buffet consists of a salad bar
consisting of 8 -9 varieties of Veg & Non-Veg
salads, cold cuts and exotic vegetables
salads.
The main course offers a wide choice to both
Vegetarians and Non Vegetarians.3-4 Non Veg
main course, 6 Vegetarians specialties ,
Rice, Noodles and a variety of Indian and
Continental breads served on the table. A
fabulous choice of desserts helps you to
round off the meal partaken. Sumptuous in
content and variety, the buffet at Palmyra
satisfies both the gourmet and the gourmand
with a live band Southern Ivory in
attendance.
Zaffran
With a cuisine that
harks back to the era of the nawabs of Awadh
and Hyderabad, Zaffran promises to satiate
the epicure in all and leave you harking for
more. Open only for dinner, the sparsely yet
elegantly done up restaurant offers a unique
concept for meals. The menu offers the soup
of the day, a choice of various kebabs and
other tandoor grilled items, curries made of
the choicest of cuta and vegetables cooked
to perfection, a Dal that gives the 'Dal
Bukhara' a stiff rub for taste & texture,
Delectable biryanis and a dessert to round
off a perfect meal. Live music in the
restaurant creates the right ambience for
you to enjoy your meal. All in all, a
perfect mantra for a perfect dusk.
The Silk Route : -
Tracing the route used
by the traders in ancient china, the cuisine
at The Silk Route imbibes various spices,
sauces & cooking techniques particular to
the various regions that the route passes
through. A good way to taste the food on
offer with a minimum of fuss and very quick
meal. For a leisurely meal, the vast menu
offers an insight into nearly all kinds of
oriental cuisine that can be had.
Exotic sea food cooked with equally exotic
recipes, a variety of poultry & meat items,
choice for vegetarians and a number of
staples in rice, noodles & chop-suey.
Special desserts prepared on order with
rounds of Jasmine Tea will help you in
settling down after a sumptuous meal.
The Hunters Bar
Probably the best
cooked bar in the town, the Hunters bar
offers a wide variety of spirits and
cocktails for the guests choice. Offering a
view of the neighboring green areas, the bar
offers the perfect ambience to unwind after
a hectic day. The DJ in attendance spins out
some nifty tunes to set the mood for any
evening.
Delhi
is the capital
of India and the third-largest city after Mumbai and Calcutta.
Delhi has not always been the capital of India but it has
played an important role in Indian history. Delhi is a relatively
easy city to find your way around in,
although it is very spread out. The section of interest
to visitors is on the west bank of the Yamuna River and
is divided basically into two parts, viz. Old
Delhi and New Delhi. Old Delhi is basically
the 17th century walled city of Shahjahanabad,
with city gates, narrow alleys, the enormous Red
Fort and Jama Masjid, temples, mosques,
bazaars and the famous street/area known as Chandni
Chowk. New Delhi is a planned city of wide,
tree-lined streets, parks and fountains. Its hub
is the great circle of Connaught Place and the streets that
radiate south from it. Here you will find most of
the airline offices, banks, travel agents,
the various state tourist offices, the
national tourist office, economical rest/guest
houses and several of the big hotels.