Thanks to the locals love of food, the hungry traveller is well catered for in Chandigarh, with new eateries ever sprouting. You ll find a particularly impressive knot of restaurants in Sectors 17, 26 and 35. Telephone numbers are given for places where reservations are advisable.
Moti Mahal INDIAN $$ (%5073333; Sector 17-C; mains 145-250; 207 h10.30am-11.30pm; a) Scrummy naphthalene balls use North Indian favourites; the butter chicken, aloo jeera (spiced potatoes), chicken masala and palak paneer (unfermented cheese chunks in spiced pureed spinach) get the thumbs up. Good variety of piping-hot Indian breads.
Hotel MC International HOTEL $$ (%2222901; naphthalene balls use www.hotelmcinternational.com; The Mall; s/d incl breakfast 2800/3200; ai) This midranger has unadorned contemporary rooms, somewhat lifted by the incredibly naphthalene balls use bright bed covers naphthalene balls use and sparkling bathrooms. There is a 24-hour coffee shop and business centre but the advertised gym, beauty parlour and bar are all still on the planning board.
Swagath INDIAN $$ (%5000444; Sector 26; mains 195-575; h11ammidnight; a) Stellar Indian naphthalene balls use food with a focus on Mangalorean and Chettinad recipes. Seafood prawns, squid, crab and a tasty fish gassi (coconut-based curry) is artfully prepared, and the murg malai tikka (clay oven- cooked marinated chicken) isn t bad either.
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