Old World Hospitality group, famous hotelier group came up with The Manor Delhi, there five star new hotel in Delhi, India. Old hospitality group of hotels are famous for there cuisine, chefs, wine, etc.
Old World Hospitality Private Limited (O.W.H.) has now leased The Manor, New Delhi. In Phase I, O.W.H. has refurbished the rooms and is launching a new restaurant Indian Accent.
The restaurant’s path-breaking contemporary Indian menu has been designed by Chef Manish Mehrotra, Old World Hospitality’s Executive Chef – Pan Asian Cuisine. Manish heads the kitchens of Oriental Octopus (New Delhi & Noida) and Tamarai (London). Manish’s creativity is showcased by the unique amalgamation of the freshest local produce combining home style nostalgic tastes with unusual ingredients from across the world. The result is a menu that we hope will excite the adventurous yet satisfies traditional palates.
This is Indian food for the twenty first century with a unique marriage of global ingredients and techniques with the flavours and traditions of India. Some of the dishes on the menu include Foie Gras Stuffed Galawat, Smoked Salmon Thayar Satham, Galangal Infused Patrani Mekong Basa, Tamarind Glazed Lamb Shank, Masala Morels Water Chestnut Paper Roast Dosai. Desserts range from Old Monk Rum Balls with Valrhona Chocolate Sauce, Cointreau Ki Chuski and Toffee Chyawanprash Cheese Cake with Badam Milk.
U.K’s celebrated wine consultant, Charles Metcalfe has developed a wine list to complement this cuisine. Charles believes that many of the best wine pairings with Indian food are found with white wines, often from New World wine countries. His five half glasses paired with Chef Manish’s tasting menu (11 dishes) are the pièce de résistance of Indian Accent and offer incredible value for money. The innovative cocktails are served stylishly by bartender Bharat Bhushan, who recently was declared the Best Bartender at the Finlandia 11th Cup and represented India in Finland.
Indian Accent has opted for that rare interior in today’s times – a comfortable, no nonsense dining room. Overlooking the cool verandah and the lush lawn, the restaurant has a private dining room and a bar with a stunning onyx counter. Two gigantic silver diya trees of life also provide an Indian Accent to the otherwise contemporary décor. With marigold and frangipani flowers as omnipresent leitmotifs, the restaurant welcomes you on a unique culinary journey. You can enjoy a lazy breakfast or brunch, lunch, high tea, dinner and late night coffee and desserts at Indian Accent.
Speaking about the latest venture, Rohit Khattar, Managing Director, Old World Hospitality said, “With service that is friendly and efficient, The Manor with its chic design and beautiful luxury suites is a unique boutique hotel. With Indian Accent, we now have an exciting new restaurant, where we are looking forward to imaginatively push culinary boundaries”.
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