Chocolates, olives, lobsters and garlic are supposedly aphrodisiacs, or foods guaranteed to get you wild with desire, or madly reckless. Now Baci, the Italian restaurant cafe in Sunder Nagar, has cleverly designed an aphrodisiac meal for Valentine’s Day. Try their prawn and lobster bisque or bite into a scrumptuous crepe filled with asparagus and topped with a cocoa-honey sauce, as a live music band performs in the background. Even if the aphrodisiacs in the meal don’t get you going, satisfaction from the meal is more or less guaranteed.

Azurro

Chef Shrivant Rajgharia of Azurro Bar and Kitchen at PVR Saket gives you a reprieve from the meat options and whips up a delicate smoked salmon crepe instead. There’s a fennel and saffron risotto and a fresh rocket and almond salad to go with it. But the best part of the deal comes with the dessert: the Love Pot. It’s a rich chocolate and Bailey’s fondeau, which will leave you craving for a second helping. The meal comes with a complimentary glass of wine.

Blanco

Blanco at Khan Market has an interesting offering for lovebirds. Their five-course multi-cuisine meal, Amore Te Amo, is served in one plate for lovers. The theme is love beyond boundaries as the Spanish title, which means ‘Love, I love you’ suggests. While love songs from various countries will be played in the background, there are also surprise offerings for the guests on the D- Day.

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