Bhopal; 10^th June 2023: Taj Lakefront Bhopal proudly presents the highly anticipated “Dim Sum Brunch”, a captivating weekend dining experience that immerses guests in the rich tapestry of pan-Asian flavours. Available every Saturday and Sunday, this exclusive brunch offering allows guests to indulge in an unlimited selection of delectable dim sums coupled with a glass of beer or a mocktail, followed by a personalized platter of their choice. Elevating the dining experience further, our expert chefs will interact with guests, providing insights into the unique flavours and origins of each dish, creating an engaging and informative culinary journey.

“At Taj Lakefront Bhopal, we strive to create unforgettable experiences that embody the unique philosophy of culture and traditions. The Dim Sum Brunch at House of Ming is a testament to our commitment to delighting our guests with culinary excellence. It is our sincere hope that every guest leaves with a deeper appreciation for the richness and beauty of Asian culture, as reflected in the artistry and flavours of our dim sum offerings.” With both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options available, the Dim sum Brunch promises an exceptional and personalized gastronomic exploration for all discerning food enthusiasts.

Anup Gupta, Executive Chef -Taj Lakefront Bhopal 

Elegantly presented in bamboo baskets by chefs, the variety of delectable dim sums at the brunch will be a perfect summer afternoon treat. The brunch is set to start from 10^th June, available only on Saturday and Sunday from 12:30 PM to 03:00 PM and will continue for the entire summer season. The advance booking for the brunch is available at +91 8076881813.

About Taj Lakefront Bhopal

Surreal, majestic, and opulent, The Taj Lakefront, Bhopal epitomises true luxury. This iconic landmark symbolises the soul of Bhopal and its vision for tomorrow. The magnificent structure by the lakefront redefines fine living with its modern interiors, ornate and luxurious finishes. The design is intuitive to the region and inspired by the bell metal craft of Tikamgarh, the lakes and Zari work of Bhopal, the paisley prints of Bagh, the Durries of Sironj, and the Terracotta art of the state’s tribal areas.

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