Only handpicked restaurant designers in India possess the knack of personifying the roots of Indian art across the two hemispheres. Based in Stavanger, Norway, Yummy India is truly a masterpiece and nothing less than a little Hindustan. The Indian fine dining restaurant is actually a contemporary elucidation of Khajuraho.
The idol of Lord Ganesha placed on the entrance symbolizes good luck and wealth. As one begins a journey in the Khajuraho themed restaurant, the 3D murals of Indian Monuments silently singing a patriotic song stun him/her. The almost alive replicas of TajMahal, Qutub Minar, India Gate, Red Fort and Lotus Temple, immediately bring a feeling of nostalgia for Indians while catering to the entertainment appetite of Norwegians.
Stepping ahead in the main restaurant area makes one bask in a completely artistic ambiance of Bhartiya Kala with lots of sculptors, carvings and murals. The walls have been made interesting by carving three-dimensional Khajuraho murals, bordered by intricate jali work. Windows are covered with rich and subtle paintings conjoined by jali work. Other places woven by delicate jali work include the creative chakras on the wall and the big paisley shaped carved medallions on the ceiling. The huge stone-finished slab containing inscriptions of Sanskrit Shlokas with a backlit effect reminds one of the Hindu Vedas and Puranas. The other elements spreading the word of Indian heritage are the slender pillars cladded with intricate artwork.
The sources of light are the jali framed square shapes hanging from the ceiling. The digital lighting idea for almost all elements, from the chakras to the medallions, infuses a contrasting glow to the stone-finished golden ambiance. Besides, the cherry toned printed fabric on large sized sofas; customized tables and designer flooring contribute to the ethnicity of the place. The bar counters with digital printed paisley on acrylic back light effect is another thing that catches attention of guests.
Rated with 4.6 stars, Yummy India attracts audiences from both Indian as well as local origins. Longing for an upmarket theme restaurant outside India? Reach us on info@futomicdesigns.com or call us at 1800-102-3775 (toll free) or + 91-999-999-3775.
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An exotic Indian themed restaurant built on the Khajuraho elements. This Indian restaurant project mesmerized the Norwegians making it an outstanding project in Stavenger. The special TDH menu wows the visitors allowing them to taste the various scrumptious offerings at value for money prices.
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