Restaurants
1500/-
Pricey
-By Ameeta Agnihotri
Vasco’s at Hilton lives up to its name. Enter the buffet-style restaurant, and your journey begins. You move through various stations – the Appetizer Station, the Pasta Station, the Sushi Station and the Cheese Station to name a few. There’s a pleasant grandeur to the place, as befitting the brand name, but what strikes one apart from this is the impression of space. Vasco’s is huge and airy. It can comfortably seat a vast number of patrons without giving the impression of being cluttered, and without the diners having the feeling of others invading their personal space. Steps lead up to a elevated private dining area, which has been appropriately dubbed ‘The Madras Table’ because it looks like at table from below. The floor to ceiling window offers a pulsating view of the city. Begin the journey at the Appetizer Section – sample the lavish selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian starters to set the mood for the whole trip. The Chicken Tikka and the Fish Tikka with mustard are well worth a try. For the main course, the ‘hot section’ counter offers a delectable fusion of world cuisines — halt at Italy with the ricotta ravioli, make a stop-over in China with the Stir-fried Beef, and dip into other culinary treasure houses with dishes like Baby Corn and Mushroom in Hoisin Sauce and the Grilled Tenderloin. If you’re already homesick for India, don’t miss out on the makai palak. The sushi comes in a typical platter, with a variety of dips, which are very nice. Each counter has a chef, and you can watch the food being made. The waiters are well-informed. On Sundays, there’s a brunch on offer, with the added attraction of a special corner for children. While the adults can unwind over a leisurely meal after a hectic week of moving and shaking, the kids are kept entertained and occupied by a series of games and other activities. Last stop the Dessert Spot. The heavenly Tepanyaki, served in elegant long-stemmed glasses, and the outstanding hazelnut brulee are only two of the delectable choices available, making the ‘traveller’ regret that he’s reached journey’s end.
Review posted within last 6 month
astonishing ambiance, quick service and well-cooked deliciously yum fares...this is a place that can make your day perfect...been here many times and i just loved the fares...good presentation and yummy taste....
Review posted more than 6 month ago
Vasco’s is a beautiful buffet journey through delicious stations for different cuisines and dishes. From Appetizers to Sushi and Cheese station just stop over whatever suites you and satisfies your taste buds. When I went with my family all of us actually got lost in food and more food. I simply relish their Fish Tikka and Stir fried Beef that are very carefully and tastefully cooked. Vasco’s is perfect for special treats and family dine outs as one can easily opt for what they like.
Review posted more than 6 month ago
Vasco's is a buffet style restaurant that has different stations for dishes, such as sushi station, pasta station and so on and so forth.
Till date i have tried Chicken and fish tikka, stir-fried beef, baby corn and mushroon in Hoisin Sauce and in Indian section makai palak and trust me i am so impressed that for next few months this is where anyone can find me in the evening. Vasco's is pleasure point.
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