24/7 Restaurant - Bangalore — Restaurant in Bengaluru

Lunch at Lalit Ashok Bangalore today turned into an experience worth writing about—thanks to Chef Akshay.

It wasn’t just a meal, it felt like a conversation on a plate. Chef Akshay took the time to understand what I enjoy, and he customized the menu with such thoughtfulness that it instantly stood out. The highlight for me was the Chicken Tikka with Masala Kulcha—perfectly balanced flavors, smoky, rich, and paired so beautifully that it felt like comfort food elevated to art.

What impressed me most was the way Chef Akshay made the whole experience personal. In a world where dining can sometimes feel rushed or mechanical, here it felt curated and crafted just for me.

If you want more than just food—if you want care, creativity, and a genuine touch—this is the place, and Chef Akshay is...

Dining at Lalit Ashok Bangalore was a truly delightful experience, made all the more special by the care and attention of Chef Akshay. What stood out was how he went out of his way to prepare dishes that were thoughtfully personalized, creating a menu that was both comforting and flavorful.

The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and carried a touch of warmth that you don’t often find. It felt like more than just a meal—it felt like genuine hospitality.

I am grateful for the effort Chef Akshay and the team put into making the lunch memorable. It is rare to find such personalization, and it made the experience feel...

The active restaurant in Lalit Ashok situated nearby to the pool.

Ambience is overall nice. The spreads are good but could definitely be more diverse and more options for a 5 star rated hotel.

Especially you will find it difficult if you are a salad lover, the breakfast and other buffet spread has minimal salad food items to make your salad plate.

Peanut butter is also missing in the breakfast spread and had to ask for it to be served and all I got was a teaspoon of it.

Service could definitely be more curated and mindful since not a single day we were served water, though all tables have glasses...