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Tansen (Financial District): A majestic dining destination that feels like stepping into a Mughal courtyard. From its gilded ceilings and sculptural curves engraved with ragas to live Sufi music and soothing water features, Tansen offers a regal ambience matched by cuisine inspired by northwest frontier traditions Architectural Digest India+13The Hindu+13foodaholix.in+13.
Foo (Hitech City): Designed with soft pastel tones, faux cherry blossom trees, and custom cane pendant lighting, Foo presents a breezy, contemporary space perfect for sushi, dim sum, and Pan‑Asian small plates in a relaxed yet sophisticated environment Hyderabad StoriesThe Hindu.
Simply South (Sattva Knowledge City): This restaurant transports diners to a traditional Chettinad courtyard, complete with antique chandeliers, wooden pillars, and Kerala-style drapes. The South Indian menu is elevated by elegant plating and heritage-driven design Hyderabad Stories.
Aidu (Jubilee Hills): Celebrating five South Indian states, Aidu impresses with vibrant murals, terracotta textures, flip‑panel partitions, and traditional flooring with a modern twist. Its regional tasting menu is as thoughtful as the decor Hyderabad Stories.
Whisky Samba (Sattva Knowledge City): A concept bar‑restaurant featuring over 250 whiskies, whisky‑paired dishes, Japanese ceviche, and grilled meats. The long mixology bar and curated menu offer a refined drinking and dining experience The Hindu.
Zila at District150 (Madhapur): Hyderabad’s first progressive Indian restaurant, Zila reinvents classics with dishes like sweet‑potato nachos, truffle‑scented millet khichdi, and alu pitika mash with lamb shank. Every dish is a creative, cultured twist on nostalgic comfort food The Hindu.
Burma Burma Restaurant & Tea Room (HITEC City): A fully vegetarian Burmese concept that brings authentic dishes like Mohinga noodle soup, fermented salads, and Burmese teas. Ideal for fans of clean, flavourful regional cuisine The HinduLBB.
Pa Pa Ya (Jubilee Hills): A modern Pan‑Asian bistro with sleek indoor‑outdoor seating, stylish plating, and standout starters like baos, momos, and fusion baos. Casual yet refined, it’s become a go‑to hangout for starters lovers The HinduLBB.
Tuya (Jubilee Hills): Curated by award‑winning Chef Suresh DC, Tuya showcases Southern Indian cuisine with earthy decor and Ikat‑inspired accents. Thoughtful presentations of regional dishes from across South India make it both nostalgic and novel curlytales.comfoodaholix.in.
Subko Cacao (District150, Knowledge City): A craft chocolate café and specialty coffee shop blending cacao tradition with bespoke brews. With Telugu‑themed artwork and thoughtful interiors, the space offers artisan chocolate pairings alongside signature brews
