The Most Expensive Private Dining Options In The Country
Outlook Business|August 5 2016

A look at some of the most luxurious private dining experiences that money can buy

Laveena Iyer
The Most Expensive Private Dining Options In The Country

So you have the much-awaited promotion letter in your hand and don’t know how to celebrate? If you look forward to treating yourself to an extravagant fine dining experience, from a specially curated menu, there are several places on India’s culinary map, to experience a private dinner that becomes a meal to remember.

The floating Tea Pavilion at ITC Sonar in Kolkata is fashioned out of wood and glass, while the private chambers emerge from the depths of a water garden decorated with lilies of all hues above a shoal of freshwater carp beneath. You then have at your service a butler who is set to pop the champagne. “The Tea Pavilions are little islands of serenity that offer a unique setting,” says general manager, Atul Bhalla.

One can choose from a wide range of cuisines prepared at the business resort’s renowned restaurants. Depending on your cravings, you can indulge in east Asian flavours at Pan Asian; enjoy a regal meal from Dum Pukht; enjoy food off the grill at West View or diginto international cuisine at Eden Pavilion. All this and much more, curated as per your preference, will set you back by ₹50,000-plus taxes.

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