The Sunday brunch at the Lalit has world famous cuisines. But it will delight you with tiny little desi surprises

Brunch at the Lalit. Great idea. Getting out of the couch and stepping out of home on a Sunday after a week of cabin confinement? Not so great idea! But The Lalit is always a delight. And with such wonderful weather, cloudy with the sweet promise of a drizzle after a week of sweltering summer heat, we decided to try out the champagne brunch at The Lalit last Sunday.



What the hotel's famed 24/7 restaurant had on offer was a delectable culinary array comprising perfectly crafted delicacies from Asian, European, Thai, Lebanese and other world famous cuisines. To fit with the Sunday mood, there was the finest champagne to go with the food. All these, as we looked out into the open expanse as rains swept the world outside.

Quite a fare
Much to our culinary delight, the restaurant had laid out a choice comprisingu00a0 Lamb Chops, Red Snapper, Baked potatoes, a range of satays, a varieties of kebabs, Pulaos and Biryanis, Steaks, Soups, Pizzas, Salads and lot more, to tickle the tastebuds. The brunch menu had Asian, Indian, European, Lebanese, Thai, Chinese and Japanese.