GURUGRAM: Restaurant Week India runs until November 1 at Comorin, Hosa, Nara Thai and CinCin. General sales opened on October 15, with dining from October 16.
Guests choose one dish in each of three courses; the conditional cardholder extra is excluded here. Ticket-category prices as of October 20, 2026, 2:19 am IST include applicable taxes, according to the listings. Booking fees may be additional: these are not final checkout totals.
Indian menus at the Horizon centres
Comorin's programme is at 101, first floor, plaza level, Two Horizon Center on Golf Course Road. Its first-course selection includes Dal Pakwan and sweet corn khichdi, alongside chicken, fish and prawn dishes. Its fish starter is paired with a slaw of green apple and kohlrabi, while the prawn starter has black rice from Mizoram. The mains include a jackfruit-and-almond nihari, paneer preparations and a mutton dish served with sattu paratha. Dessert choices range from slow-cooked kheer to kulfi and chocolate mousse.
For the October 20 lunch sitting at 1 pm, Comorin lists Rs 3,776 for two people, Rs 7,552 for four and Rs 11,328 for six. The 7.30 pm sitting lists Rs 4,484 for two and Rs 8,968 for four. These are different ticket categories, not a claim that every table size is available at every meal.
Hosa's menu is South Indian, at shop T1-111 on the first floor of DLF One Horizon Centre. A jackfruit starter uses ragi, while other first-course choices feature plantain, mushrooms, chicken or seafood. The mushroom starter includes a mushroom pate and black pepper, while the chicken starter comes with small parottas and shaved coconut. The next course includes mushroom pongal and an aubergine dish with a peanut-sesame curry. The fish curry comes with ghee rice; dessert options include coffee ice cream and a coconut dessert with jasmine granita.
Hosa lists the same October 20 two-person prices as Comorin: Rs 3,776 at 1 pm and Rs 4,484 at 7.30 pm. Four-person tickets are Rs 7,552 and Rs 8,968 respectively. Both sittings are listed as two hours. The two restaurants have different Horizon addresses, so use the chosen event's venue details when planning the journey.
Thai and Italian options for four
Nara Thai's programme lists its address as unit 10, ground floor, Godrej, Sector 42, Golf Course Road. Starters include tom yum soup and a raw-papaya salad, with separate chicken or prawn versions among the choices. Tofu and broccoli appear in a green curry; the menu also offers chicken curry and noodle options. Its two dessert choices are Tub Tim Grob and tea-flavoured ice cream. Other mains pair water chestnuts with cashews or lamb with a chilli-oyster sauce.
The October 20 tickets shown for Nara Thai are for four people: Rs 7,552 at 1 pm, or Rs 8,968 at either 7.30 pm or 9.30 pm. A group of two should therefore check the booking options before treating the per-person headline as a bookable offer for its party size.
CinCin's event is at Urban Complex, DLF Phase 5. Its Italian menu starts with choices including minestrone and crostini. Second-course labels include Calamarata and Risotto Bianco, while desserts include panna cotta and a chocolate mousse. The card does not give full ingredient descriptions for every dish, so diners with dietary restrictions should ask about their intended choices before buying.
CinCin also lists four-person tickets for October 20: Rs 7,552 at 1 pm and Rs 8,968 at the 7.30 pm or 9.30 pm sittings. Its event page requires tickets for all ages. Families should check the meal and ticket arrangement for children rather than assume that an accompanying child is included without a ticket.
Check the sitting before paying
Tickets are normally non-refundable. Event cancellation means a full refund; rescheduling allows a refund or keeping the ticket. Carry valid ID; late entry may be refused. Recheck your booking details.
For other dining plans, Dalimss News has separate guides to CyberHub's restaurant directory and Korean food in Gurugram. Those are separate listings, not additional Restaurant Week participants.
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