If you are looking to balance your weekend with something vibrant and aromatic, Pullman New Delhi Aerocity is hosting the “Dakshin Festival“ at its signature restaurant, Farmer’s Basket. Running through the end of this weekend, this festival is a deep dive into the culinary diversity of South India, specifically focusing on the coastal and temple cuisines of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Curated by guest chefs brought in from Chennai, the festival moves beyond the standard idli and dosa. Instead, it offers a sophisticated look at the spice-heavy, coconut-infused dishes that define the southern peninsula.
Aerocity has quickly become Delhi’s second “downtown” for those who want a global atmosphere without the congestion of the city center. The Dakshin Festival at Pullman is designed for the modern diner—someone who appreciates authentic, regional flavors presented with five-star finesse. It is the perfect spot for a long Sunday brunch before a walk through the nearby retail hubs.
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