The Bihari burger is surprisingly good. Slightly spicy fries with a mutton burger that looks like a pav bhaaji.
One of the better places in Delhi to have a burger. They do it more towards medium than the usual charred hunk of meat. Nice and cosy place.
Probably one of the best bar decors in Delhi. I love the work they have done with their menu too. Very reasonable food and drink prices too!
The portions are huge; each one can potentially eat 2-3 people. You don't get Korean food any more authentic than this in Delhi.
Normally, people don't try the desserts here. Give the Mysore pak a go - one portion is enough for sharing between 2-3 people as it's quite heavy.
Probably one of the more authentic Chinese restaurants in Delhi. The decor is fabulous, and the unlimited dimsum deal is totally worth it (as long as you want to experience authentic Chinese cuisine).
Tiny place, which can run out of space when it's busy but customer service is excellent.
Use one of the numerous apps available to keep track of your bill, based on the coloured plates. (Some of the cooler ones can do it based on just a picture.)
If you're out for a night out in town, the trek up North Street is totally worth it for the delicious kebabs here.
You can always ask them to mix flavours if you want. The better flavours are the dark red ones in the smelling pots, cheaper ones are orange-ish.
No printing facilities from the lounge area computers. Head to the library for that.
Jacqui Hollis (the store manager) is a legend! Also: a good place to buy international food, which is well-stocked.
Visit the library website for an updated and faster search experience that actually works for finding the resources you need.
Usual amenity of free wifi is not available at this Starbucks since it's a franchise run by Surrey University. Normal campus-wide wifi access available to all students through university wifi though.
