Central Delhi has always been the focal point of power and politics in New Delhi. So it’s no wonder that the vicinity is choked with luxurious hotels lane to lane, all taking pride in its splendor and reputation. One of the legendary outfits is The Royal Plaza, which enjoys a prime location on Ashoka Road, Janpath. The hotel pulls in quite a crowd due to its wonderful gastronomy provided by its all-day dining venture ‘Lutyen’s’. Named after the man who was responsible for designing Connaught Place in Raj Era, the restaurant is built along the similar classic lines. Not only the in-house guests but Lutyen’s is frequented by a vast number of local diners seeking to enjoy their scrumptious breakfast spread for which the restaurant is so well-known for. Lutyen’s is ideal for a low-key meeting or a small get together.
Similar to other good all-day dining restaurants Lutyen’s too presents a lavish global menu that spans all over the globe. One can relish a wonderful range of Continental, North Indian and Italian fares here encompassing the classic dishes which you hope to see on any great multi-cuisine menu. A fabulous buffet is organized every day of the week, a preferred option for the regulars. From the bar menu choose your poison for the evening and then hand-pick some appetizers to give the drink company. Nibble on, samosa & aloo tikki chaat, Norwegian smoked salmon, roasted tomato soup, Caesar salad, golden fried prawns, hara bhara kebab and Amritsari fish finger. Make the main course of, pepperoni pizza, paneer tikka masala sandwich, ricotta stuffed chicken breast, lasagna primavera, big boy burger, quottro formaggio pizza and fish ‘n’ chips.
Finally to wrap up the evening bid adieu with something sweet. From Lutyen’s dessert section choose, chocolate brownie, crème brulee, kesari phirni, tiramisu, gulab jamun and rasmalai. Designated drivers for the evening can sip on a lassi or a milkshake or homemade ginger ale. Lutyen’s dal Lutyen’s paired with a naan or steamed rice comes highly recommended. As you walk in you will notice a spacious airy room seeming all the more so by a row of plate glass windows peeking at a garden. Furnishings are formal and tasteful. There is an old-fashioned vibe to the place, which reminds you of its legendary status. Some may find Lutyen’s to be an expensive dining place, keep that in mind.
- Apart from the North Indian delicacies, the restaurant is also famous for its Korean dishes
- Their buffet is uniformly priced for all the seven days
- One of the few fine restaurants that have decent breakfast buffet options