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    Marble floors, white tablecloths, and garden views through floor-to-ceiling windows set the tone for this fine dining room inside The Lodhi. The kitchen takes Indian classics and applies European plating precision, with flatbreads, chutneys, and spiced cornets giving way to showpiece mains. A tasting menu with wine pairings is the way in. The 50 Best lists it as a Discovery worth tracking.

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    • Braised lamb shanks

      “his braised lamb shanks come with a traditional Punjabi lobia (black-eyed pea curry)”

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    • Raita

      “His contemporary spin on raita combines yogurt, water chestnut, and wasabi”

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    • Tamarind crab with coconut curry

      “Expect unique spins on flatbreads alongside traditional chutney, artful cornets stuffed with imaginatively spiced fillings and show-stopping mains such as tamarind crab with coconut curry.”

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