Food

Iconic restaurant ‘The Grill Room’ reopens after four years

Published by
Idrees Bukhtiyar

In a bid to redefine dining experiences and catering to the evolving tastes of guests, The Lalit New Delhi has revamped its iconic restaurant — The Grill Room, and thrown it open after a gap of four years.
The restaurant was closed in 2020 during the pandemic.

“It has been opened for the guests and we will be serving dinner only,” the hotel management said.

The Grill Room was famous in the 90s for its food, white-glove service, and charming décor.
The restaurant has a new menu promising a gastronomic adventure through fine meat, seafood, and poultry from across the globe.

“Our gourmet selection includes premium steaks celebrated for their succulent meat quality, alongside master chef-recommended dishes such as New Zealand lamb chops, pan-seared sea bream, and slow-cooked lamb shank,” they said.

“It brings the iconic restaurant with its flavoursome menu – iconic dishes paired with new age wines.”

Each dish is a masterpiece, meticulously crafted with microgreens, air-dried flowers, fleur de sel (French sea salt), and an assortment of flavoured salts to enhance the flavours.

Not forgetting its vegetarian guests, the menu also features exquisite selections such as goat cheese tart, cheese empanada, and asparagus risotto.

To elevate the dining experience further, French sommelier Charles Don Adieu has thoughtfully paired each dish with the perfect wine, ensuring a harmonious blend of flavours and textures.

“Great food is like great art, it requires passion, creativity, and attention to detail. At The Grill Room, we strive to not only tantalise your taste buds but also to ignite your culinary imagination. As we bring back this iconic restaurant, we are blending tradition with innovation, crafting dishes that celebrate the finest ingredients from around the world,” said Executive Chef Ravi Kant.

Keshav Suri, Executive Director, of The Lalit said that the hotel continues to set the standard for exceptional dining experience, elevating hospitality to new heights while remaining true to its core values of excellence and sustainability.

“We are excited to offer our guests these new dining experiences that not only cater to their diverse dietary preferences but also reflect our dedication to quality, sustainability, and culinary artistry,” Suri said.

Idrees Bukhtiyar

Published by
Idrees Bukhtiyar

Recent Posts

JNU hostels: seepage, broken windows, and a missing audit

After a ceiling fan fell in Tapti Hostel, JNUSU has renewed the demand for structural…

November 11, 2026

NDMC to plant 3 lakh tulip bulbs across Lutyens Delhi next season: LG

NDMC will plant 3 lakh tulip bulbs across Lutyens Delhi this season, with 40,000 grown…

November 11, 2026

Festive liquor sales rise 13% in Delhi, over 3 crore bottles go off shelves

Liquor sales in Delhi rose 13 per cent during the festive fortnight ahead of Diwali,…

November 11, 2026

DU college student suspended for ‘luring’ women to Ahmedabad concert; ABVP-NSUI spar

DU's Ramanujan College suspended a student for allegedly luring female students to Diljit Dosanjh's Ahmedabad…

November 11, 2026

Boy falls into sewer in outer Delhi; rescue operation underway

A four-year-old boy fell into a sewer in outer Delhi’s Baprola area, with police, fire…

November 11, 2026

Delhi air quality deteriorates, AQI settles at 303

Delhi’s air quality deteriorated to the ‘very poor’ category, with the AQI rising to 303…

November 11, 2026