Savor the Patriotic Brunch at Ministry of Food, Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks

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Savor the Patriotic Brunch at Ministry of Food,  Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks

Patriotic Brunch at Ministry of Food,  Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks

India is a melting pot of civilizations, and food is one of the country's enduring legacies that shelters and unites many cultures and customs. Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks has specifically crafted a "Patriotic Brunch" that respects the culture and cuisine of India to commemorate the Republic Day on January 26 from 12 p.m. onwards at its all-day dining restaurant, Ministry of Food.

Celebrating the Rich Culinary Traditions of India's Cuisine

From the spicy delicacies of South India to the rich tastes of North India, India's food is a reflection of the numerous communities that comprise this magnificent country, and so is the menu of Ministry of Food, a sophisticated fine dining restaurant. The menu will also include Tiranga bao, Swatantra idli, Ganatantra paneer tikka, Tiranga chicken tikka, and many more to gratify every taste bud. In addition, the business is offering a 20% discount to those customers who are wearing the three colours of our national flag. Come display your patriotism while enjoying our diverse food.

Salute the culinary legacy of India with a fork at the Ministry of Food!

Reservations: (713) 575-9831

Time: 12 p.m. and onwards

Where: Hilton Bangalore Embassy GolfLinks, Ministry of Food

When: 26 January 2023


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