Maha D.
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During our trip to Delhi last month, we met up with my husband’s friend, who took us to a place called Cyber Hub Social. At first glance, you’d never guess it’s a restaurant—the design is straight out of the 80s or 90s. The space is styled like old shops, with vintage
posters on the walls, clothes casually hanging around, and even the shop sign is a burst of retro colors.
As you step inside, a large board with an old-school electrical meter greets you, leading into a narrow corridor flanked by small rooms. But once you reach the end, you’re suddenly transported into a whole new atmosphere—vibrant, energetic, and buzzing with music and dancing. The contrast from the entrance to the main space is truly unexpected and exciting.
Since it was evening, we ordered some snacks and drinks—my husband and his friend opted for some blended whisky. We had both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, and I must say, both were delicious. As a coffee lover, I couldn’t resist ordering a latte, which was also really good.
One quirky detail that caught my attention was the tissue roll on the table—not the typical napkin, and I thought it was a clever touch. Even the design of the water glasses stood out—unlike the standard ones we usually see.
Overall, it was a fun and unique experience. I really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere, and I’d love to visit again if I get the chance.
