LukJin
HYATT REGENCY LUCKNOW
One of a handful of Thai restaurants in Lucknow, LukJin
is the last word when it comes to exotic Thai and Chinese
creations in UP’s kebab town, or anywhere in the country.
Inspired by the Luk-Jin community, the place off ers some
of the best wok noodles and rice. It is also popular for its
exclusive tea bar, which serves exquisite varieties of tea
from eastern regions of Thailand and China. The selection
of Asian beer here is a revelation to discerning beer
enthusiasts and cicerones. hyatt.comNara Thai
MUMBAI
From the food to the ambience, Nara Thai
Mumbai nails the authentic Thai experience.
Opened by a group of Thai women in 2003, the
place quickly became a favourite among city
gourmands for its kang kiew wan gai (green
chicken curry), phu phad pong ka ree (stir-
fried crab with yellow curry), and khao phad
samunprai (butterfl y pea rice). But it’s the Nara
coconut ice-cream served with condiments that
steals the show here. narathai.in1911
THE IMPERIAL, NEW DELHI
If your idea of a perfect Sunday
brunch evokes the picture of a
vintage eatery with some fi ne
china and even fi ner tea, then
the 1911 Restaurant at The
Imperial is the place for you.
Just like the hotel’s privileged
place in history books, 1911’s
Sunday brunch is remarkable;
think starters fresh off the
grill, followed by Continental
preparations, Chinese dishes,
and a few more Indian ones for
the main course, served with
élan. theimperialindia.comVerandah
THE PARK HYDERABAD
Located in the heart of
Hyderabad, on Raj Bhavan
Road, Verandah at The
Park is the perfect spot for
a heart-warming culinary
experience. From bruschetta
and croissants to sushi and
sorbets, the Sunday brunch
spread here is extensive. Bring
the little ones along, for the
lavish brunch also includes
a dedicated kids’ buffet with
doughnuts, candy fl oss,
and other speciality treats.
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BEST
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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: COURTESY OF HYATT; COURTESY OF NARA THAI; COURTESY O
F THE PARK
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