L'opéra Bikaner House - Nueva Delhi

Few days back we went for dining at L'Opéra Bikaner House, and I must say it was a delightful experience. Located in a charming setting, this restaurant offers a unique blend of French and Indian cuisine that left me thoroughly impressed. The moment I entered L'Opéra Bikaner House, I was captivated by its elegant ambiance and tasteful decor. The combination of French-inspired elements and Indian aesthetics created a warm and inviting atmosphere. The attention to detail in the restaurant's interior design was truly commendable. Now let's talk about the food. The menu at L'Opéra Bikaner House is a perfect fusion of French culinary techniques and Indian flavors. Each dish I tried was a culinary masterpiece, beautifully presented and bursting with flavors. The chefs here have truly mastered the art of creating unique and delicious dishes. The service at L'Opéra Bikaner House was exceptional. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience. They were well-versed in explaining the menu and providing recommendations based on personal preferences. In addition to the exquisite food and excellent service, L'Opéra Bikaner House also offers a well-curated selection desserts that perfectly complement the meal. Overall, my dining experience at L'Opéra Bikaner House was a delightful journey of flavors and culinary creativity. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable dining experience that seamlessly blends French and Indian cuisine.

Great food and ambience. Located inside Bikaner House. Ideal for meeting friends and family for a quick bite or a meal. Multiple italian options and bread. Good coffee menu. Staff is friendly. Coolers are placed outdoors which makes it comfortable to sit outside even in the summer.

Go there for a lavish brunch or dinner. Service is good, food is good overall it's a good experience. Must try the fraiser.

Oh lovely lovely lovely. Food, staff ambience so good. The only and major issue is that it is a total service thoroughfare of vendors and labour carrying equipment for exhibitions in the same premise. Just kills the vibe The tables are too close set too.

Carries the British style of interiors. Everything there is so English is the right way to put it I guess. A cozy, busy and a really well-maintained cafe, with different interior and exterior seating arrangements. They provide a variety of menu and has nice cultural programmes happening in the vicinity in the evenings, accompanied by handicrafts mela. Overall a place, that can count into must-visit cafes in Delhi.