This is a follow-up review. For my initial review – here it is again. On a rainy Delhi afternoon, Ahilya and I battled through the ludicrously noisy traffic all along the approach road and especially at the boom gate into Hauz Khas village, and dashed through the rainy gullies, clutching …
Hauz Khas village is changing at the speed of light, with new restaurants and shops opening seemingly every week. I had heard about Elma’s Bakery & tea House in Hauz Khas for quite a while, so last Friday Sonam and I went there for lunch. The place is charming, with …
Hauz Khas village, a popular arty enclave in New Delhi, India, is changing at the speed of light. My first visit in 2 months, and lo and behold, I now have to pay for parking. But to be fair, the muddy sidewalk is now paved over, so I suppose one …
When it’s hot in Delhi, the only thing to wear is cool, “chikan” work clothing. And the classic place to buy these light, summery clothes is at Lal Behari Tandon, an unassuming, low-key shop in Aurobindo Place market, to which shoppers have been beating a path for years. Selling only …
This unassuming South Indian restaurant in Delhi’s Hauz Khas village is always busy at lunch-time, testimony to the delicious food, quick service and all-round nice feel. 3 of us went to Naivedyam on a boiling hot May lunch-time, relishing the cool interior and (paradoxically) the complementary glasses of piping hot, …
