[Kay]

Visited Mainland China at Gurgaon last week for their much-talked about buffet lunch. At Rs. 500 (inclusive taxes), per person, I say it's worth a try, again and again (Starters, Main Course and Dessert, minus daaru, like most of the regular buffet packages). It sure is a delight for carnivorous, for their special crabs and shrimps and prawns, among other regular cuisine, but for grass-i-tarins, I'm not sure.

Venue - DLF Cyber city.

[anupmathur]

At Rs. 500 (inclusive taxes), per person, I say it's worth a try, again and again (Starters, Main Course and Dessert, minus daaru, like most of the regular buffet packages).

Kay, you seem to be pretty well heeled!
By and large, we consider that as a very expensive meal!!

[Kay]

Sir, ab I wasn't reporting on a dhaba, so pls. be considerate

Please.

And don't put me in a certain bracket.

Please.

[anupmathur]

Sorry, Kay. That was not meant to 'bracket' you, but more as a matter-of-fact statement.
Being lovers of the mountains, I've stayed in more Tourism Dept. Hotels than I would care to recall.
The food they serve is invariably good, wholesome, freshly cooked food and seldom crosses Rs.150/- per head, non veg included.
Beyond that, a lot of us have really taken to 'tibetan' cuisine. A good thukpa, a plateful of mutton or pork momos and you're under a hundred rupees!

[Kay]

Well. I also hog on momos and thukpas and dhaaba chai when in hills. But in metropolitan, well, maybe I am choosy. Also I like to experiement and try different cuisine.

While at Rome, be like Romans..eh?

[darkside_of_d_sun]

While at Rome, be like Romans..eh?

Then why go to Mainland China while at Delhi, India ? just kidding

[sparsharun]

now even the mod is going off topic... waise wont it be better if the name of the thread has the name of the restaurant being reviewed..

[Yogesh Sarkar]

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