La piazza, Hyatt Regency Delhi | Restaurant Review

Italian cuisine is simple, usually not more than 4 to 5 ingredients. The focus is not on complexity of preparation, but the quality of ingredients. How do I know? Recently, got a chance to experience it at La Piazza, Hyatt Regency Delhi. The pasta I ate here, I felt was uncooked, but it was only by Indian standards and it is not how the authentic italian pasta is. Chef Luca, hosting the dinner, explained that it should have a bite, and that is how it is in Italian. 

La Piazza hosts an exquisite wine collection, so not pairing it with wine is a disrespect. 
I won't say I understood, all that the chef explained, the names were difficult to say for a punjabi tongue. However, I would say, I loved all that was served. I cannot make you taste through the review, but will take you for a food photo tour. 

In total, the experience was awesome and won't mind recommending it to anyone
Happy eating...☺️ 

Coffee Home | Review

This is a place, which has something for everyone. You will find here, students preparing for competitive exams and taking breaks between two classes scheduled at nearby coaching. At one table, there are dating couples who do not want to spend much on flashy restaurants and just want to sit together without ordering anything. Another table has pensioners who want to catch up with their oldies. You may also notice pre-marriage meetings going on in one corner. Prospective groom being interviewed intensely and may be bride through all security checks by each other’s respective families.

 

It is a very big hall, with huge seating capacity and provides ample space to each one to enjoy their privacy publicly. In the backyard, they have a small open space a perfect low cost destination to sip tea in rainy season. The place offers clean washrooms and has parking in the vicinity.

Food is economical and value for money. Self-service is the USP, as no one comes to disturb you asking to place your order. You can sit all day, under the fan without spending a penny. Drinking water is free and no charge for use of basic facilities. 

Their menu offers quick bite. Dosa, Idly, Chowmein, Fried rice, coffee and tea are mainly the consumables. I liked all the preparations, and they are best for the price offered. Sitting is basic, like that of a typical canteen.



This is an ideal place when you want to Catch-up with someone first time and have no intention of sitting in some high-end café. In addition, when food is not the priority and just need a place to sit down and talk. The place is open to all and still a well-maintained facility. The beauty of the place is it is publicly private.

Happy sitting and eating… :) 

Location: Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place, New Delhi 

Quaff Microbrewery | A Quick review

Variety: Fine dine restaurant with choice of freshly brewed beer. It is a microbrewery. If you have a taste for rustic countryside beer, you will definitely love the place. Lot of options to choose and eat from.

Taste: Food tastes good before and even after beer or drinks... :)

Serving Size: Good, one serving enough for 2.

What I Ordered?: Chicken Pizza, crispy corn, wheat beer

Recommendations: Crispy corn with wheat beer

Ambiance: Low light, soothing, relaxing and calm

Hygiene: Good, which is generally an issue with beer cafés

Staff: Courteous

Service: Moderate to Good. Slow at times 

Price: Beer and food costs you around 1500, including tax. Which is quite decent at such a place. 4 mugs of beer with one serving of Crispy Corn, is good for 2 people and costs under 2k.

Location: Cyber Hub, DLF Cyber City, Gurgaon

USP: Wheat Beer