EEST

It is not often that you bump into a perfect kind of dining space, which is ideal from every angle you see it. A fine dining experience is not limited to just high quality food but is about ambience and service as well that altogether forms a complete picture. Not many restaurants can claim to have that kind of perfection but we have just the place for you to experience that. Housed under the magnificent The Westin Hotel in Gurgaon is a fancy fine dining space that is quite popular with the city’s posh dining circuit. ‘EEST’ as the name goes by is a stunningly luxurious fine dining restaurant renowned for its beautiful Pan Asian menu, which is served in a gorgeous minimalistic ambience. You will often find the page three crowd dining here enjoying the fabulous offerings of EEST.

The beauty of EEST lies in its exemplary idea of bestowing each of its cuisine under the mantle of a speciality chef so no matter what dish or cuisine you choose, you will be served utter perfection every time. High quality produce are used imported especially from other countries adding a unique authenticity to the menu. Japanese, Chinese and Thai cuisine is projected as their very best. First course entails, chilli flakes prawn, sashimi, seaweed salad, assorted tempura platter, fried chicken in sweet chili lime sauce, salt & pepper vegetables, som tam, sweet corn & crab stick and steamed crystal shrimp dumpling. Follow that with an assortment of curries like, crispy fried duck, salmon teriyaki, tofu in black bean sauce, sweet & sour pork and mapo tofu with minced pork.

Don’t leave without sampling their sweet selection, which you will find to be innovative. Portuguese egg tart, honey noodles with ice cream, green tea ice cream, green tea crepe with ice cream, baked coconut caramel custard, banana pudding and tim khao. If you think being a Pan Asian restaurant EEST will have a traditional oriental décor then you cannot be more wrong. The interiors are neat built with clean sharp lines keeping a contemporary approach. Muted grey and brown tones are used to design the space but the burst of colour comes from a high shelf of colourful jars placed on one side of the room. The effect is minimalistic and startling. EEST turns out to be an expensive venture but truly delightful.