Travel From Coast To Coast With These Restaurants In Gurgaon

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Bound by land but struck by coastal cravings? Gurgaon has plenty of fish in the sea, when it comes to coastal cuisine – here’s where to go.

Swagath

This chain is best known for its seafood and Chettinad food. Swagath’s menu reads like a dream for a hardcore non-vegetarian. Think Fish Fry, Chicken Ghee Roast, Mutton Sukha. Special mention for their Butter Pepper Garlic Crab that will immediately take you on a trip down south.

Coastal Reef

Much smaller than their previous restaurant in Baani Square, but the taste is still as good and the menu is equally vast at Coastal Reef’s Galleria outlet.  From south Indian to Goan, Coastal Reef has a little something for every kind of food mood. Our order staples include some airy Appams, Kerala Mutton Fry, Non-Vegetarian Sampler {chicken 65 #FTW}, Prawn Stew and an Elaneer {tender coconut water} while you wait for your meal.

Moets Coco Palm

Go here for some delicious Malabar cuisine and crispy dosas with quite the variety of stuffings to please both vegetarians and non vegetarians. Whatever you order, don’t forget to start with buttermilk and end the meal with their amazing filter coffee.

Naivedyam

Good old Naivedyam never disappoints when it comes to traditional South Indian fare. It’s fuss-free and fabulous; rarely do we get such good food that’s so easy on the pocket.

Karnataka

A homely restaurant that serves some stellar Karnataka food. Their rava dosas and soft idli vadas make for perfect southern comfort food.

Oh! Calcutta

Our go to place for when we’re craving Bengali cuisine, the steamed Betki wrapped in a banana leaf along with some Shorshay Narkol Chingri {prawns cooked in coconut paste and yellow mustard with green chillies} and some Luchis {puri} leaves us happy every time!

For those who are unsure about what they’d like to order, the daily lunch buffets might be worth checking out.Don’t forget to end your meal with the famous Calcutta Nolen Gurer or jaggery ice cream.