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The Junction - Hauz Khaz /Green Park, New Delhi

I was recently invited for a meet and greet program at this new place The Junction, which is owned and operated by Mr. Umang Tewari. The USP of the place is location.The location is absolutely brilliant. Bang on the main Aurobindo Marg, near the Metro Station and in the heart of the Green Park and Hauz Khaz hubs.


































You enter this place, and the first thing you think is 'how beautiful.' The 20,000 sq. ft. the area has been wonderfully done up with modern art and snappy colors. You hardly get to see so much outdoor space in Delhi food hotspots. They have divided the whole place in several short eateries like the bakery (The Big Baker), the Pizzeria, Sushi Place, The Bar, Potet etc. The story is all good until you get to the service. It does not lack in courtesy but speed. The food is good but then looking at such lush ambiance your expectations automatically go up. What I had was mostly Indian and it was good especially the chutney fish. Go for nice relaxed evenings with friends and families. Would definitely recommend the dim sum. And the mocktails. I tried a few and all were superb! Sharing some pictures. 




Oh! how can I forget the lovely people I met. Food bloggers and reviewers active on various social media. Good food becomes so much better when you have the company which loves food as much as you do.

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