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This restaurant and British Council Division can be both really attractive for tourists. Chinese and Indian cuisines are must-taste ones at Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant. A lot of guests point out that waiters serve good white sauce pasta, malai kofta and fish tikka here. Taste tasty corn cakes, chocolate cakes and pudding. Delicious scotch, indian wine or cordial are among the most often ordered drinks at this place. It might be nice to try great bread drink, hot chocolate or ice tea.
This spot is great to сelebrate your mariage. If you look through the visitors' reviews, employees are cheerful at this restaurant. Professional service is something clients like here. Pay adequate prices for eating at Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant. You will definitely appreciate the pretty atmosphere and homey decor. As for the Google rating, this place received 4.
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Indian, Chinese, Mediterranean
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Price range per person INR 1,300
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Address
Barakhamba Road
Antriksh Bhavan, 22, KG Marg, New Delhi, Delhi, India
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Сredit cards accepted
No outdoor seating
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Takeaway
Wheelchair accessible
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Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant
A Blast from the Past: Dining at a revolving restaurant was once all the rage
The lure of its uniqueness and my long standing dream of dining in a revolving restaurant was recently satiated at Parikrama. The promise of a 360 degree view of Delhi's cityscape was fulfilled via the restaurant's moving floorboard, that revolves in an anticlockwise manner and offers diners a birds-eye view of Delhi's icons, such as Connaught Place, New Delhi Railway Station, Humayun's Tomb, Barakhamba Road and the green canopies that make up central Delhi's Skyline.
The experience is further enhanced by the more than satisfactory food and decent service. The orinetal flavours of the aniseed chicken, the creamy richness of Dal Makhani, and the mild sweetness of the Malai Kofta, accompanied with a garlic naan, worked in harmony to create a satisfying and wholesome meal.
The only improvement can be in the general décor, furniture and fittings that are ready for renovation. The availability of a bar menu will be an additional appeal for many, and the selection of IceCream Sundays are bound to delight the little ones.
All in all, the food, service and overall experience make this a one of a kind proposition for a meal with your family, your friends or a romantic affair with your partner.