Moet's restaurant in Defence Colony

Moet's is a pretty famous set of restaurants located in the Defence Colony market. Over a period of time, the restaurant has increased the number of cuisines that it serves - actually having separate restaurants for each type of cuisine. From their start in Defence Colony, there has been an expansion into more locations, with Moet's having 2 additional locations in Gurgaon. Moet's has been there in Defence Colony for a long time and has developed a reputation for good food, with people paying repeat visits. It is fairly expensive, with a meal for two costing over Rs. 600 (not including alcohol)

The various restaurants and locations are:

Moets - 124 Central Arcade DLF II - The restaurant is spread over many 3 floors and has a lounge bar, serving Indian Mughlai, Chinese, Oriental and Lebanese

Coco Palm - City Center DLF: Ph.: 0124-4016384

Earth Italian Lounge & Bar - SCO, 10, 11, 12 Sector-15 Part-II Gurgaon - As the name suggests, the restaurant serves Italian food
Ph.: 0124-652001

The Moet's restaurants in Defence Colony. Ph.: 011-41550571
Timings: 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Stone & Earth - Italian. Ph.: 011-65697689
Indian - Mughali Cuisine
Coco Palm - South Indian cuisine
Shack - Sea Food. Ph.: 011-65802173
Sushi - Oriental Cuisine

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Yellow Chilli restaurant in the Pacific Mall, East Delhi

We were wandering around Pacific Mall, it was evening time and the prospect of going home for food was not exactly very appetising. There was the usual Food Court in the Pacific Mall with a wide variety of dishes, but we had done that several times; time to try something different. So we looked around, and saw the Sanjeev Kapoor owned restaurant, Yellow Chili. Now, the restaurant in Noida with the same name is no longer as good as it used to be, so I was somewhat skeptical. Anyhow, let's try again went the thought and in we went.
We went inside, and it seemed to be a fine dining restaurant. The place had a well done decor with the floor in Italian tiles, walls with Spanish tiles and everything well arranged and neat. The customers in place looked very well dressed, to the extent that I felt a bit strange in my well worn jeans. The restaurant took some time to get its license to serve liquor, but now serves a wide variety of drinks and cocktails. The waiters were helpful and even offered suggestions on what to take.
We had some veg and non-vegetarian starters, and then a main course of Indian dishes and daal, and the food was good, and so were the cocktails. There is a wide variety of Indian dishes available, and the overall experience was pretty good. A meal for 2 with drinks should cost in the range of Rs. 1200-1500. On weekends, you may have to wait to get space.

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