Tuscany

I think I have been wanting to do this for a while, I mean, review my favourite places to eat, dine and relish good food. Some of you who follow me on Instagram would have noticed how often I keep going out to places to dine. On some weekends I take a break even from cooking and we go out, mostly exploring new places to eat. Being a Delhiite, you can’t blame me for being a foodie, so what if am a vegetarian, food is still my love !

As most of you know from my Twitter/ Instagram that I had recently completed a year at my job, my husband decided to take me out on a nice dinner date.

Wine, dine and conversations, one of the best things about a relationship, aren’t they ?!

We ended up going to Tuscany at Trident, since it’s one of our favourite places to go so the choice was quite obvious.

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Tuscany is an Italian restaurant at Trident Hyderabad inspired by the simple and robust cuisine of the Tuscany region with prime focus on olives, cheese, wine and traditional flavours of Italy.

The warm ambience of flaming red terracotta tiles and Paulin Paris hand-painted murals bring out the Tuscan vibe.

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Authentic Tuscan ingredients for the plate and an extensive selection of wine, makes this place perfect for a ‘wine and dine’ outing !

Before we could get started with ordering our food, the chef Sanjay, suggested us to have an olive oil-tasting session.

It’s similar to wine-tasting in a way that the whole origin, processing and preparation of each kind of olive oil is different, thus giving each its unique flavour. And honestly we quite enjoyed it !

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After the olive-oil tasting, we placed the order. While I ordered vegetarian food items, my husband ordered non-vegetarian food.

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The staff is very helpful if you’re even little unsure about what to order. We finally ordered some appetizers and drinks. Sangria for me and White Wine for Shitiz.

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For appetizers, we ordered Trio of Crostini, Footlong (both veg.) and Chicken Brochette.

I liked the footlong more than the other appetizer, because cheese. While Shitiz loved his chicken appetizer and didn’t bother himself to even taste the veg. appetizers !

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After savoring the Tuscan delights for appetizers, we ordered the main course.

For soups, Minestrone for me and Chicken Broth for Shitiz..

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As for the meal, I let the chef decide for me (read surprise me !) while Shitiz ordered Chicken Pyramidoli.

The chef got me Beetroot Ravioli.

Now I am not much of a beetroot fan, so I was little reluctant about even trying it. But when I did take a bite, I instantly loved it !

Shitiz was obviously enjoying his meal too and complimented the chef for the same.

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Ok, I don’t know how I managed to, blame it on the food to be delicious, I finished the entire serving despite of having all those appetizers and soup !

And then came my favourite part of the meal, dessert time !

I have a sweet-tooth, so I just can’t do without dessert even if full (all the more reason why I should work out sincerely..sigh).

We ordered Crème brûlée and Tiramisu with Raspberry ice-cream. One word: YUMZAAA !

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I thoroughly enjoyed each and every thing, specially my Sangria,  Ravioli & the Tiramisu and I know I’ll keep going back to this place. I love the food. Besides just the taste, food quality is really good.

Also, the ambience is awesome, service is greta, everyone in the staff is warm and welcoming making the whole experience worth it. I’d really like to mention that the chef, Sanjay, is really sweet and super-talented !

I’d definitely recommend Tuscany to each one of my readers 🙂

And this is what I wore:

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(Dress by Zara, Nude heels from Forever 21, Bag from Cupidity via Koovs, Bangles from Jabong)

Hope you guys liked my very first review for a restaurant, do share your thoughts.

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 Have a nice weekend !

 Much Love.

13 Comments

  1. Manisha says:

    Love your dress. And the atmosphere of the restaurant too of course.
    Also, do write more about your favourite places, you wrote it very well! Nice pictures too. 😀

    1. Thank you so much 🙂
      I’ll try to put more such stuff !

  2. Karishma says:

    I loved your post here, but this is kind of just for one resturant, can you please write more on all others that you visit as well, and the pricing too, that kinda helps as well 🙂
    Thanks!

    1. Hi Karishma, am glad you liked my first attempt at a restrau. review. I’ll surely do more of these posts and also include the pricing aspect 🙂

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  4. Rana says:

    “Remember that Bengali households still are known for their amazing food culture and this fact is known world-wide 🙂

    tanSEN was bengali my dear friend, so were a lot of other people! want to see the entire list as it stands today? so was subash chandra bose and sri aurobindo 🙂

    and i can name a million others and i am proud to say our greateness can be exerted beyond our national borders.
    we are the fifth largest speakers!

    c’mon
    we bengalis have won pretty much every award in the world stage
    you name it we have it and we are damn proud of what we have 🙂

    its the only country in the world which took rebellion because it couldn’t speak its mother tongue and it won! and won so hard that the UN had to adopt that day as the international language day, which celebrates languages from all over the world.

    did you know that the FAMOUS SEARS TOWER is architectured by another bengali?”

    KAMONASISH AAYUSH MAZUMDAR
    (MBA, IMT Ghaziabad)
    Bengaluru, Karnataka

    1. Hi,

      I would appreciate if the comments made are relevant to my blog post.

      Also, I would like to add that am sure beyond just Bengalis, people from other different states in India have contributed equally in the country’s growth and development.
      High time we get above regionalism/religion-ism and count the achievements by ‘Indians’ and not ‘Bengalis’.

      Kindly refrain from making such comments on my blog.

      Dr. Pallavi S.Ruhail
      (MPH, BITS Pilani)
      Hyderabad/ Delhi

      1. Ridhima Mishra says:

        Just ignore that parochial comment.

        What is pyramidoli? Some kind of pasta? I’ve never heard of it.

      2. Hi Ridhima,

        Thanks 🙂
        And it’s a kind of pasta in chianti reduction sauce with mushrooms and sage. It’s Trident special !

  5. Puneet Dua says:

    Hi Pallavi,…..wow it feels like I was there ….very well written…simply awesome, not a fashion person so read ur first blog (since its frst non fashion) and am ur regular reader from now 🙂

  6. Sukanya says:

    Hi Pallavi, hope you are doing fantastic! I just love every bit of your post (foodie eyes rolling) and especially your outfit.. please please please gimme the link for the zara dress where I can buy… Can’t find it in shops 😦 (poor face)

    1. Hi Sukanya,
      Thank you so much 🙂
      I picked this dress from Delhi (Saket) store in Feb this year but only got the chance to wear now, not sure if it’s still available.
      I coudn’t find it online but this one’s the same in just different colour (and looks like is on sale too now): http://www.zara.com/in/en/sale/woman/dresses/boat-neck-printed-dress-c434510p1924510.html?sharedProduct=true

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