Walk In The Woods

New Delhi has gained a taste for eccentric mood dining and often ventures out to experience out of the box ambience and attractive decors. If there is one thing Delhiites knows how to, its style and that preference shows in the awesome variety of dining styles offered in the city. There is only one thumb rule, the funkier the better. Not much is said about the fine dining circuit of Ghaziabad so it’s with joy that we are reporting about this fantastic new restaurant opened up in the city. Located at Gaur Gravity Plaza in Sector 4 of Vaishali is a lovely family-style fine dining restaurant, ‘Walk In The Woods’. Key to the success of this restaurant’s popularity is the décor, which is designed to steal your breath away. To treat your family and friends to a visual panorama take them to Walk In The Woods.

The restaurant puts your culinary comfort first and sticks with what it knows best, classic crowd-pleasing dishes. The menu is a mélange of North Indian, Mughlai and Chinese delicacies, a combo that always goes down well with the diners. Kids are more than welcome and staff does their best to accommodate them. Do book ahead as the place gets filled pretty quickly. Feeling lazy? Call to get the food delivered to your home, but you will lose onto the whole dining experience. Sip onto a well-blended mocktail along with your meal. Munch on starters like, Kasturi kebab, dahi ke sholey, murg malai tikka, afghani hara phool, kabeeley wala gosht seekh and khumb laziz. For mains opt for a range of delectable curries and oriental gravies to be mopped up by flatbreads or fried noodles.

Say adieu to this whole memorable experience with an assortment of desserts. On offer is, phirni, bull’s eye, gulab jamun, ice cream, brownie with ice cream and leechi with ice cream. And now coming to what makes Walk In The Woods so sought after, it’s gorgeous décor. The interiors of the restaurant is inspired after a jungle, so get ready to delve into the deep ends of tropical forest without leaving Vaishali. Coarse stone cave like walls flanks a spacious dimly lit room, which forms a network of tree branches and green leafy vines. Life-like statues of tribal people mounts the walls as if peeking from the foliage. Overall, the experience is breath-taking and invigorating, plus it’s not too expensive as well.