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After a successful launch at The Taj Palace in New Delhi last year, Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) recently launched its flagship Indian-themed restaurant, Loya, at the Taj West End in Bengaluru.
Loya offers a culinary journey through North India, showcasing flavours from the Himalayan foothills to the terrain of Punjab.
Loya, inspired by Bakarwals (shepherds), represents joyful feasting and camaraderie. This restaurant takes you on a culinary adventure, reviving old traditions and using heirloom ingredients. They emphasise unique techniques like smoking, slow cooking, hot oil tempering, open-fire cooking, and traditional masala pounding.
The bar, Loya 'Paanch,' combines old-world charm with modern elegance, featuring local drinks and a contemporary twist on North Indian spirits.
Moreover, Loya's interior will also leave patrons in awe, given its grand arches and patterns. Outdoor areas have natural elements like rocks and Himalayan spring-inspired water features. The music, curated by Shreyas Patkar, draws from folk tunes, traditional rhythms, and soulful compositions, completing the North Indian experience.
For more information and to make reservations, please visit their website.
Taj West End, Bengaluru, is a 5-star luxury hotel that offers the charm of the past with modern comforts. It's centrally located on Race Course Road, close to the Bengaluru Golf Club and the Turf Club, and just an hour from Bengaluru International Airport. The hotel offers various dining options to suit all tastes and has eight stunning banquet venues that add a touch of colonial elegance to any corporate or social event. The Prince of Wales Lawns is the city's top choice for weddings.
Originally a 10-room inn founded by the Bronsons in 1887, Taj West End, Bengaluru, is a historic hotel owned by the Indian Hotels Company since 1984. Nestled in 20 acres of lush gardens, it has expanded to 117 beautiful rooms and suites, each with lovely views across the landscaped grounds. The hotel is known for having the city's second-oldest tree and a still-functional Victorian-era postbox. Surrounded by this peaceful oasis, Taj West End, Bengaluru, offers a serene escape from the bustling city centre.
