Tanoshii Trail — Restaurant in Delhi

While visiting my Banker Office friends in GK...My friends decided that I lead them to a New Place as they wanted to try a New Resto and a New cuisine since I had Zomato so I searched for a New Name and a New Concept and came across this Resto based on the 1 Floor rite below Tiger Bar!!

The New Concept here is that they have Tablets on each table on which I Orders are sent to the Kitchen, Conveyor Belt and also that they have a device that serves food right on the table and one has to pick up the food and press the device that goes back to the Kitchen !!

Being an Asian Restaurant with beautiful colourful and vibrant newly done up interiors and Ambience and no Alcohol it could be the perfect getaway for Joint families with children !!

We tried their Milk Shakes in Drinks to Sushis in their Menu and I was very happy with the way the food was served on the table a New concept and the Taste of the same....although a bit on the expensive side I am sure the concept and the quality make up for all of that !!

I tried their first thing which is the Welcome Drink a Cucumber and lemon based drink...then I ordered the Kafir Lime leaves Ice Cream Milkshake and Dimsums (Chicken and Veg), Miso Soup (Seafood), Crispy Chicken Thai, Red Curry and Rice, Veg Salt and Pepper, and all kinds of Sushi (Veg and Non Veg) and all tasted nice but i particularly didn't like the Mayonnaise to be there inside all the Sushis but it was a very uniquely and tastefully done dishes...to end with we had Fried Coconut based Patties with Ice cream whose name I am forgetting as of now !!

Out and out a lovely Restaurant to visit with your family if you like Asian Food served In a New Technologically Advanced...

Tanoshi Trail is a new place right in the middle of gk1 m block market, above house of tigers and next to where pizza hut was earlier. Ambience Quite Vibrant with its interiors, Its typically Japanese Chinese restaurant. Walls done with Japanese Fans, lamps, nd potrait of girls, Beautifully done, Colorful nd the highlight being the Conveyor Belt food serving concept, right in the middle. Service Service was Great. Polite well mannered staff. We had a baby with us so ofcourse we created a lot of noise. They did not create an issue about it but helped us making our baby feel comfortable. Food We ordered Vegetarian food Manchow Soup Sichuam Cucumber Salad- Spicy Fruit Dome- it was a fruit Sushi. Different to taste and a must try dish. Beancurd Skin Rolls- Must must have dish, served with chilli sweet sauce. Apple Som Tam Salad- Kinda raw papaya salad but with a twist. Instead of papaya they had apples. Waterlon Basil Punch- Must have Kaffir Lime nd orange Mojito- must have very refreshing Sui Mai Veg- Green Color Dimsums stuffed with Mushrooms a must order dish Crystal Veg Dumplings- vegetable stuffed Dumplings another must have Asparagas Rolls- Their sushis are not the authentic sushis you get at other restaurants, u should try them. Hot nd Sour Peanut Lamian- Like Burmese Khao suey, they were noodles in peanut sauce with peanuts given to garnish seperately Brownie with Coconut Ice Cream- their specialities were their home made ice creams, coconut was the beat simple loved this one. Value for money Its quite a pocket friendly place. With this wholesome meal we paid the right kinda money.

Note- Improvements could be done on Sushis. P.s- Review based on only...

The location is right in the centre of the GK-1 market. As soon as you enter the place, you feel the rich sense of taste of the owner who has built it as it oozes class. It's not a very big joint, comprising of approximately 12-15 tables.

Once you are seated, you are given a tablet to place your order from, which adds to the fun experience. Once you are done confirming the order, within a few minutes, a train runs along a path that adjoins all the tables in the vicinity and delivers your food steaming hot right at your table. No waiters, no vocal orders, just your tablet and your train. Although staff members are always around to answer any questions you might have.

Coming to the food, the dimsums were a class above I've ever eaten before. The crust was juicy and flavourful, and the filling was equally juicy and enriched. We tried the chicken and pork one. The bird's nest chicken was also really good and the chicken was tender on the inside and a little chunky on the outside. We had another pork dish, and a fish item, which I cannot recall the names of, and they were pretty decent. We tried lamb in the main course along with garlic noodles. The lamb was very well cooked, just as it should be and the noodles, though a little less on quantity, were good on quality.

Although it is not a big place, but it's still a fine dine without a doubt and you have to loosen your pockets generously. My friend and I were billed upwards of ₹3000, however, considering that we eat more than an average person would, you can still expect your bill to be around...