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Located within the walls of the Amber Fort, 1135AD serves up good high-end Indian food inside a dining room so opulent (lavish chandeliers, gilded chairs,...more
see the Rajasthan guideIt's not hard to see why Ambrai, the Hotel Amet Haveli's waterfront restaurant, is so popular with tourists. In a garden bordered on two sides by Lake Pichola,...more
see the Rajasthan guideThis is not a "House" but a hygienic, late-night street stall that has grown into a local institution, popular with everyone from cabdrivers to Malabar Hill...more
see the Mumbai guideSet in the gardens of the Taj Holiday Village, in the shade of a 300-year-old banyan tree and surrounded by a shimmering fish pond, this restaurant serves...more
see the Goa guideIn the heart of the colonial business district of Ballard Estate lies this 84-year-old gem with peeling walls, marble-top tables, and indolently whirring fans...more
see the Mumbai guideHoused in the ITC Maurya Sheraton & Towers in southwest Delhi, Bukhara has Flintstones–style decor, with stone walls and mock log-top tables. You can...more
see the Delhi guideGo exploring the crowded bazaars of Chandni Chowk if you want to experience Delhi's vernacular food scene. Any local foodie worth their salt will be waiting in...more
see the Delhi guideFor a truly northern Indian experience, head for Chor Bizarre, on the edge of Old Delhi (other branches have opened in the newly fashionable suburb of Noida and...more
see the Delhi guideAn open pavilion with an intricate stone colonnade and broad benches, the Copper Bowl has a green marble floor and copper-colored lamps and bar details. Skilled...more
see the Goa guideThalis, or tasting menus of regional Indian dishes, are the specialty at this restaurant inside a former fortified palace turned hotel. For instance, expect...more
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