cafe delhi heights

it’s huge and properly tasty. it has all the bells and whistles you can expect from a burger. big patty.

i ordered the delhi burger veg, garlic mushrooms and fries ..and it was the worst experience.
the complete meal only tasted of oil and clearly the food was fried in used oil .
total waste of money

in covid times stepping out is a big mental challenge.... but the chef at cdh gave me the best excuse of a hair in my alfredo pasta.... it’s the hair of a capsicum!!! the concept of adding extra cheese to everything to make it tasty must go as it’s not only disgusting it’s soo unhealthy... i think!! among many other things wrong with the meal i ordered

this place is very cozy and perfect for a lunch.
the food is also delicious and they have a wide variety to choose from. their open burgers are the best and so filling. the desserts are also really nice. best place to try italian cuisine from.
cost for two : 1600

amazing food...grilled chicken breast with crushed black pepper sauce was just mind blowing...i recommend this to everyone. pankaj from the staff was courteous and prompt in his service.

my favourite place! even in covid times, the place is well sanitised.
try their open chicken burger, which is the best dish i can ever have! the place, the ambience & their service is top notch!

one of the best places in noida to be in.

must try dishes:
non-veg: open chicken burger, chicken pasta, chilli chicken, chicken tikka biryani
veg: makhni maggi, biryani, white sauce pasta.

after a long working day was feeling really hungry.
searched for a nearby place for a quick dinner.
headed to cafe delhi heights noida sector 110.
wanted something quick and appetizing so we ordered tomato soup and it was really tangy, thick n creamy.
this isbt makhni maggie was in bucket list since very long. so this was the time to try this maggie. and it's a must have and must try so buttery smooth full big platter it's actually a makhani maggie good for 2 people.
few more dishes like pasta and burger is in my bucket list may be will try next time..
ambience is quite quirky soothing music, comfortable seating and offcourse staff was courteous...

amidst covid, with the world slowly restarting, one is more cautious than usual, while dining out. this is why we chose delhi heights@starling mall, noida, because we were expecting superior safety measures and great food.
although the service was top rate and staff extremely courteous, the food did not measure up to our expectations. we ordered pizza al greta which was bland and even the scant basil leaves and much loved(by me) sun-dried tomatoes failed to perk up the overall taste. the good stringy cheese overpowered every other ingredients and the almost non-existent sauce only registered it presence in the red tinge of the otherwise crispy base, not to mention the feta that didn't taste it's usual salty self.
as they did not have bacon for a chicken-bacon club, we went for a veg club sandwich. it tasted mediocre with somewhat dry barely toasted thick slabs of 'artisnal' brown bread, sandwiching the usual cucumber coins, and other veggie mish mash in a mayo-like dressing.
a pita-falafel-hummus has become a classic nibble platter to the table even at home for us. we really do love a good hummus and even slather it on our sandwiches, but this one at delhi heights was a miserable cousin that almost all cafe-restaurants in ncr seem to have nailed. we sent back hummus first time for it tasted a little off. they came back with the lemon being a tad too much and that they would fix it.
fix they did, but it wasn't the lemon but the actual chickpeas that were mashed up right on the verge of going bad. the hummus had that monsoon-y off taste of oversoaking.
the only thing that we really liked was the minty lemonade- lemony, not very minty but quite zingy.

with the already limited menu, we expected that they would do a great job of other dishes but it was disappointing, not the dine out experience we were looking for.

went out to eat after soo long due to lockdown, the food was not at all upto mark, we ordered falafel and pita, the falafal was burned,not at all eatable, also ordered the pan fried noodles with bean sauce which was average, theos in front of it is a better option, the service was slow, food wasnt great, not recommended

i have recently visited this place after this lockdown.
the precautions was taken care.
every staff has there masks and gloves on.
thermal scanning and sanitisation was also there for the customers.

coming to the food. the open chicken burger was good in size and quantity but there’s something missing in the burger, but overall it’s a good burger with overloaded cheese and chicken in it.

next up was alfredo pasta. i was really disappointed with the taste of the pasta.
the quantity was really enough for two people. but there’s some major issues with taste. the balance was not there. salt was missing.

overall it was a mixed experience for me after this lockdown.
hope to see you soon.

great place. always loved dining at cafe delhi heights. the menu here is lesser compared to the other cafe delhi heights. was looking forward to have the railway cutlet but it was not in the menu. had aloo tikki chaat which was so so.

good quality

i had visited the restaurant and made my reservation with mr. vikram. from the start till the end him and his team were on top of their game when it comes to hospitality irrespective of the fact that we were the only ones who were there when we entered. the food was just amazing and was of the best quality. i had informed mr. vikram of the occasion that i was there for and he arranged a mud cake for us as a gesture.

visit the place and you will have a great time with no complaints.

must try, worth for money, delicious food.

i loved there concept of open kitchen. food is yummy . they have tiffin options in which u can order combos. tomato soup is yummy and overall a best option to have meals with family.