Indego by Vineet
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/RESTAURANTS, DUBAI/ Updated : Apr 25, 2016, 15:58 IST
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Helmed by Vineet Bhatia, one of the finest Indian chefs in the world, Indego by Vineet is housed in Dubai’s Grosvenor House Hotel on Al Sufouh Road. While Indego’s Indian thali attracts foodies from all corners of the city, the re … Read more
Helmed by Vineet Bhatia, one of the finest Indian chefs in the world, Indego by Vineet is housed in Dubai’s Grosvenor House Hotel on Al Sufouh Road. While Indego’s Indian thali attracts foodies from all corners of the city, the restaurant has also recently introduced a popular brunch menu. Read less
Helmed by Vineet Bhatia, one of the finest Indian chefs in the world, Indego by Vineet is housed in Dubai’s Grosvenor House Hotel on Al Sufouh Road. While Indego’s Indian thali attracts foodies from all corners of the city, the restaurant has also recently introduced a popular brunch menu. Boasting of an opulent décor and a warm ambience, Indego’s walls are decorated with artefacts from various parts of India. Signature dishes include Punjabi chicken, Lucknowi paneer pulao and dal maharani. Besides delectable Indian fare, the menu at Indego also features a few Continental preparations as well. End your Indego experience by sampling desserts such as the Malai Pyramid (pista-orange panna cotta with chocolate soil) and tropical paradise (pineapple sandesh and rasgulla with coconut kulfi).Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil.
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