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I-Day: Tricolour-themed treats are up for grabs in tricity
Restaurants in tricity are offering Independence Day discounts and special tricolour-themed dishes to celebrate India's 77th Independence Day. ChaiWala is offering a 20% discount on its menu and giving out Tricolour brooches, while The LaLiT is offering a 25% discount on accommodation, food, and spa services. Hungry Wok is serving desi Chinese and Thai dishes, and Baked With Love is offering tricolour-themed baked goodies. Other restaurants, such as Delicious Delights and Cafe Bakehouse, are also serving tricolour-themed dishes. Darpan Sweets has a special Tiranga sweets menu.
A holiday on August 15 means you should get freedom from cooking, too! And with multiple Independence Day offers and discounts, restaurants across tricity are all set to treat you to some mouth-watering delicacies and spreads. From specially curated menus to tricolour-themed dishes, there’s no dearth of deals for foodies to mark India’s 77th Independence Day.
ChaiWala is offering 20% discount on its entire menu till August 15 and is also giving out Tricolour brooches to all the customers, says manager Satish Verma.
The LaLiT, Chandigarh is also offering an exclusive 25% discount to people to escape daily life for a perfect long weekend experience. The offer will include luxurious accommodation, buffet breakfast, 15% off on food and soft beverages, and 15% off on spa & laundry services.
Hungry Wok’s Sanam Negi says their chef has come up with a range of desi Chinese and Thai dishes to pay tributes to the rich spices of India. “Our chefs have also come up with some colourful dimsum platters to represent the diversity and culture of India,” Negi adds.
It’s not only raining discounts and deals, but eateries are coming up with special tricoloured dishes as well.
“We have come up with a whole range of tricolour-themed baked goodies. From tricolour macaroons to Tiranga cupcakes and cookies, the customers have a lot of choices available to celebrate the day,” says Armaan Kharbanda, of Baked With Love.
“Apart from the Indian flag welcoming people on each table, we have a tricolour mocktail as part of the special Independence Day lunch buffet. The spread, which is themed around the Tricolour, includes popular dishes from across country, and priced at ₹550 per person (excluding taxes). Along with the Tiranga Pulao, the buffet has a variety of chaaps, tikkas and kebabs, vibrantly coloured street food varieties, and a sumptuous main course including classic dishes such as butter chicken, navratan korma and palak khumb,” shares Arpan Kaur, of Delicious Delights.
“We are offering a range of tricolour-themed pasta dishes this Independence Day. Each variety includes freshly prepared pasta with a blend of flavours, textures and colour using in-house orange, white and green sauces,” adds Vandana Chahal, of Cafe Bakehouse.
Darpan Sweets has come up with a Tiranga special sweets menu which includes Tirangi peda, Tiranga cham cham, Tiranga soan papdi, Tiranga rasgullas, Tiranga Karachi halwa, and much more, says their staffer Harbans Singh.
