Dine Like a Maharaja - Hyderabadi cuisine at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Delhi
November 23, 2017
The
Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Delhi is celebrating the deliciously
exotic taste of authentic Hyderabadi cuisine in it’s festival, “Dine
like a Maharaja”. The reason why Hyderabadi cuisine is so famous is
because it is a perfect blend of the best of Turkish, Arabic and Mughal
taste sensibilities. Some dishes from the Hyderabadi cuisine retain the
taste of native Telugu and Marathwada.
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Dine Like a Maharaja - Hyderabadi cuisine at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Delhi
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The
delicacies have been curated by the expert chef’s at the Leela
ambience to allow you a visual as well as culinary treat. This is the
season 2 of “Dine like a Maharaja” series. This culinary retreat has
been designed for the food lovers who relish the ultimate taste of
dishes from the state of Nawabs and Pearls.
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Chef
De Cuisine Ashwini Kumar Singh, personally visited the city of
Hyderabad. Every little
detail has been taken care of to recreate the hidden culinary jewels
that reside in the lanes of the city by communicating with the localities
and tasting the dishes, first hand!
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The
grand menu of this food fest offers a grand variety of dishes such as:
Tootak, Arbi ki shami, Varqui Luqmi and lots more. There is good news
for those with a sweet tooth too as a lots of desserts, such as: Khajoor
ka halwa, sheer khurma, shahi tukda will be available too. So, you can
totally satisfy your sweet cravings.
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The ambience of the place too, has been recreated to feel similar to a
royal durbars so that the diners can feel nothing short of a Maharaja
while enjoying their meals. Striking decor such as use of Royal colours
like deep Maroon, Bottle Green and luxurious fabrics along with
paintings that look like they are right out of the Mughal era and
silverware make the fest look aristocrat in every sense of the world!!
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The
seating arrangement is spread across a spacious lawn so that you can
visit the fest and enjoy a sumptuous meal with your family.
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The buffet prices:
Adults: INR 1591 plus 18 percent GST
Kids between 5 to 12 years of age: INR 800 plus 18 percent GST
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Having
a first hand experience of tasting this cuisine, I surely recommend
everyone to give it a shot. The gravies smell amazing and have a lively
flavour of balanced notes of spicy, sweet and tangy. The sweet dishes
are next level!! The live grill counter serve marinated non veg snacks
with authentic hyderabadi touch.
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Awesome write up and images
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