Great food. Great atmosphere. The restaurant next to, and part of, the Lotus Hotel delivers a sleek first impression, with a modern – and very white – design. The vegetarian menu ranges from Punjabi to sizzlers to Chinese dishes to pasta, but it's the delicious lunchtime Gujarati thalis that can have queues forming out the door.
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