Thyme Restaurant - The Umrao

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Thyme is a one of a kind restaurant , one of the restaurants of Umrao Delhi. An Elegant place with an amazing view of the pool, it serves amazing european and Indian style food. The restaurant manager Ramesh was really cordial and nice . Kailash, our server is such a warm person and took great care. Highly recomemded Do try the crispy veggies and sheekh kebabs....a must.

Visited Thyme for lunch buffet with family. Amazing experience! You should skip several meals before visiting this amazing restaurant. Everything is so tasty, you cannot restraint yourself from having all of the dishes. The stunning-looking dessert buffet with cakes, pastries, tarts, chocolates, halwa and rasmalai is expensive and also one of the most crowded spot of the restaurant (for obvious reasons). The staff are great and will help you tailor your meal even if it's the buffet. The ambience and decor is very inviting for a relaxed buffet.

Visited this place 2 weeks back with few friends and family! I bought the coupon from Groupon and opted for buffet. Overall quite place and the place was almost to ourselves.There was hardly anyone, spent about 4 hrs at the restaurant? Indian food was good Chinese not that great Continental was good South Indian was okay Drinks ??(IMLF) Per head 1900/- Ciao Pc’s Diary ?

Loved the ambience and food. Had a nice lunch today and services were great. Staff was good and highly accomodating. The ambience was also great. Loved going there.

You can crack some amazing deals for lunch at this in-house Umrao restaurant. We got 1 + 1 and chose this place for group buffet lunch. 1. Ambience: The restaurant is not very spacious but decent. You get a view of pool and the outside area is pretty refreshing for taking a stroll after heavy lunch. 2. Food: - The veg starters served on table included paneer tikka, spring roll, and pizza. First two were tasty, you can skip pizza to keep your stomach empty for better stuff. - Non veg starters included fish fingers and malai chicken tikka. Both were awesome. - Chicken sweet corn soup was very tasty. Just the right amount of consistency. Tomato soup was good too. - I absolutely loved their golgappe stall. The golgappe were super crisp ( I prefer atta ones over sooji) and served with three varieties of meetha and teekha pani. Dahi bhalle were super soft and melted like anything - must try. Palak chaat was also tasty. - There was a live Mongolian counter for sauté veggies with special sauce. - Both veg biryani and non-veg biryani were served with Salan and you can readily have it. - Dal makhani was different here and tasty. Not very heavy not too watery. - Paneer dishes were good. Mushroom and baingan dishes - you can skip. - Breads were thin and crisp. - In the dessert section, you get vanilla and strawberry ice creams, brownie, Rabri, cheese cake, tarts, and passion fruit cake. YOU CANNOT MISS THEIR BROWNIE. One of the best I had with vanilla ice cream. All in all, this was a good experience. Staff is co-operative and courteous.