Fine dining is at the heart of the Jehan Numa experience, where exquisite food and gourmet cuisine are served in the true tradition of the nawabs.
Authentic home-cooked flavors, farm-fresh ingredients, and an extensive variety of offerings enhance your dining experience at the finest restaurants in Bhopal. With four restaurants and two bars, guests can enjoy a rich culinary journey featuring a diverse selection of cuisines and dishes, making them equally popular among hotel guests and local residents alike.
Shahnama is a multi-cuisine restaurant with a buffet and a la carte service. Most hotel guests start their day here with a hearty breakfast and come back for a fine selection of Indian, oriental and continental dishes.
The kitchen in Italy is the heart of every home. La Kuchina with its open kitchen concept, rough white walls, warm burnt sienna flooring and traditional Sicilian style décor evokes the warmth and hospitality of coastal Italy.
This utterly charming restaurant is located, as its name suggests, under an ancient mango tree in the central courtyard. The outdoors enters inside as guests dine in the open verandah with its fluted colonial pillars, besides a lush green lawn.
The hotel's coffee shop, Cafechino is a trendy and friendly Café and patisserie. It is the frequent haunt of hotel guests and fleeting visitors who drop by to sit either indoors or lounge out in the verandah, looking for a quick bite or lingering over their coffee and conversation.
TAO (Tattenham Across the Orient) is Bhopal’s first Pan Asian Bar which brings unparalleled glamour and culinary decadence to the City of Lakes. The lively bar offers its guests innovative cocktails, mocktails and delectable Pan Asian cuisine. The TAO kitchen aims to blur boundaries and offers blends of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese cuisine.
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The Shergar bar, named after the famous race horse owned by the Aga Khan, is the perfect place to have a quiet relaxed drink and snacks after a long day's work. This cozy corner in the hotel with its colonial style décor is reminiscent of an era gone by.
