I discovered this place accidentally, after the Tibet's Kitchen in the old double-story market closed down. I have visited this place regularly and it's one of my go-to places for dining in South Delhi. It might be a little tricky to discover as it is on the first floor of the complex - the front of the complex has a musical instrument store and the first floor has a gym. It's a quaint, no nonsense diner serving Tibetan fare which I personally found to be the most authentic in Delhi. The ambience is a standard affair - VH1 playing on a projector over mild volume. Frankly, I felt the restaurant could charge more than it does - low key ambience, authenticity in cuisine, decent quality cutlery, prompt and Swift service - they have the basics down to the T. I am not sure if they still serve minced meat pies - but you should definitely try those if you are an omnivore. Washroom: Decent 4/5 Main cuisine: great for a restaurant, not at the level of household food but no complaints, 5/5 Drinks: Rudimentary, made from canned juices, sodas, dip teas, soluble coffee powder, etc. But priced reasonably - 4/5 Cutlery: can't recall if tissues were soft paper or polymerised, serving utensils were ceramic/wood, cutlery was simple and made of good quality steel - 4.5/5 Ambience - Subjective, i like the low-key VH1 consistency - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Remote Work Compatibility - not a cafe per se, but generally it's quite so it should be possible, ask the proprietor if they are okay with providing you a plug-point. Would recommend ordering a meal at least as they are quite reasonably priced.

Visited at lunch, so it was quite. Staff were friendly, food were so nice. Will visit again.