Delhi Club House — Restaurant in New Delhi

Club Houses were made with an intention of providing an exclusive place for like minded people having common interest to meet under one roof to facilitate better communication and sharing of thoughts or ideas. Fascinated by this colonial cultural club tradition Chef and Restaurateur Marut Sikka decided to launch one of his own where the concept was kept intact i.e. to come up with a place for people sharing their common interest of food and bringing joy to them all by bringing signature dishes of landmark clubhouses of different states under one roof so that no matter to which state the diner belongs to, he will be able to taste what he has grown up tasting at his neighbourhood club house.

Sangam Courtyard, RK Puram in itself has become a landmark of sorts by becoming a hub of some of the popular and high-end restaurant and bars of our city. Ranging from Ziu, Cafe Delhi Heights to Virat Kohli's Nueva, there are so many amazing options available here that it becomes difficult to decide where to dine at during your visit. Curious about how nicely has this place incorporated the club culture in it, we decided to choose past all the available options and enter the outlet which is right at the entrance of the mall. With eye soothing and cheerful ambiance having monster sofas, bar stools and table-chair arrangement it indeed felt like club what with the incessant chatter in the air.

Food was also exceptionally well both in terms of taste and presentation, something you will not find anywhere else in Delhi/NCR.

To conclude I will simply say that it is a beautiful place with Plush Ambiance, niche interiors, warm hospitality and...

Heard lot about this restaurant and so finally paid my visit last week after work around 6.30 in the evening. Loved the colonical and classy ambiance of this place. Started my evening with a mocktail which was a mango one and my fiance had sangria, it was indeed a great start. Then we had spinach chaat which was good again. I love Mezze platter so we had north Eastern platter which had seekh, pita and chicken tikka in it. I was expecting it to be a proper Lebanese platter. Moving on we had thai chilly chicken which was absolutely delicious, it had peanuts added to it which was giving it a nice crunch and taste. And now comes the must try "Mutton Galouti" this was the best I had.. totally melt in mouth type and spices so nicely balanced. Do try Galouti kebabs here. Coming to the main course we had railway Mutton and khao Suey. Railway mutton curry was a nice and simple preparation of mutton served with onion caramelized rice. Khao suey was not bad neither. It was on almost every table so thought to have it. And it wasn't a bad decision at all.

Around 7PM they turn on their dim lights and light candles on tables. And that made our dinner a perfect date. ❤️

Overall, food is good. Service is excellent. Price wise okay not too expensive not too cheap. Just don't expect the presentation of food and all. It was simply served. Nothing extraordinary. PS: Two menus they have one is pantry which they serve till 7PM only and other after 7PM and half of the pantry items are available in the other menu too. And I would say go in the evening you'll...

Finally ticked it off from my Bucket list!!!

Well it was my first visit to the Delhi Club House and it was on my list from so long. I loved the colonial feel it was giving. I was so excited to try out their food so without further ado I’ll just take you to what all I had and how was it.

Started off with red wine sangaria, nothing better to start my evening with, and spinach crispers(Palak Patta Chaat) which was served in an ice cream glass and had moth in it which was making it way more delicious.

Next, Mutton Galouti truly melt in mouth types. You can’t miss on these.

Then on the recommendation of the server had Thai Chilli Chicken and after having few bites I realised it was worth the recommendation. The penuts crushed on the chicken were enhancing it’s taste and giving it a nice crunch.

For the main course, I had Railway Mutton Curry and Khao Suey. I saw Khao Suey on most of the tables and so I thought we should also give it a try and it was again good. Loved the Mutton curry preparation, it had just the right amount of spices in it. They served the curry with rice but I had it with Lachha Paratha.

In between also tried one mango and one chilli mocktail. Which were truly good. Especially the mango one.

I always prefer to end my meal on a sweeter note so I had Brownie Sundae.

Overall, I had great time loved the candle light experience. Whatever I had was good and the service was...