Varq
February 27, 2024
3 / 5
The Verdict
Varq, innovative Southeast Asian cuisine. The restaurant attempts to follow set menu fine dining style but it hardly succeeds both on form and substance. The set menu is in fact, not a set menu. It is divided into three courses, and each course has two options that you need to choose from. The food was not bad, but nothing to rave about particularly when you have better options in town.
The Location
INR
5000
Average PPP
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