5 Less Than Perfect Dishes That Are Actually Perfect

SDA’s newest restaurant, Less Than Perfect, promises some great dishes, a stellar view of the Qutub Minar, and a one plus one on shakes, mocktails and hookahs. Yay!

Not sure what to order? Here are our recommendations.

It will take you all of 10 seconds to wolf down their galouti with bun, so make sure you always call for seconds—these decadent bites of tender mutton tikkis are the perfect starters to any meal.

We know you can’t go wrong with pepperoni pizza, but want to try something different? Their naan pizza {with an option of whole wheat and whole flour dough}, will make for a unique experience, especially if you like trying new things. Made from fresh ingredients, their whole flour dough pizzas are perfect for people who love to keep a count on their calories.

Grilled chicken with hummus? Er, yes please. A classic chicken dish, this is full of flavor and taste and it remains one of their signature dishes for a very valid reason.

You won’t be able to share this one, so make sure you order enough for the table.

The most important part of any meal, don’t miss the chance to order their hot chocolate fudge, which is decadent and indulgent. If that’s something that doesn’t get you excited, try the banana split or sundae.

Whether you order a whole meal or just some comfort food like Maggi {called khosla ka ghosla!}, don’t forget to try their shakes and mocktails. So while their salted caramel shake is one of their speciality, we recommend you order some of their other equally delectable shakes & mocktails {especially since they have a buy one and get one free offer on the same}, while you enjoy your food.

#LBBTip: The cafe has a pretty terrace, complete with wooden tables, couches and potted plants, which make this a perfect place for a date. So head up here for a dinner with your SO, which promises not just a memorable date night but will also redefine your #dinnergoals.

They have live performances five days a week {Wed – Sun}, so plan accordingly!

This article is in partnership with Less Than Perfect.