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Celebrate love this Valentine’s Day with an elegant four-course romantic dinner at OKO, The LaLiT New Delhi

Indulge in authentic Pan-Asian cuisine, a decadent rainbow chocolate cake, and luxurious handcrafted chocolates, all set against a breathtaking ambiance. (Source: PR Handout)

Love is in the air, and for those looking to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a truly special way, OKO at The LaLiT New Delhi is offering an elegant and indulgent dining experience. The renowned Pan-Asian restaurant has curated a lavish four-course set menu featuring gourmet delicacies, handcrafted chocolates, and fine beverages to make the evening unforgettable.

Guests can expect an exquisite selection of Pan-Asian flavours, expertly crafted to delight the senses. The Valentine’s Day package includes:

A four-course gourmet menu featuring authentic Asian specialties.
500 grams of rainbow chocolate cake, a rich and decadent treat.
A bottle of domestic wine (for the alcoholic package) or unlimited soft beverages.
A box of 12 handcrafted chocolates, adding a sweet touch to the celebration.

With its stylish decor and breathtaking city views, OKO at The LaLiT offers the perfect setting for a romantic evening. Couples can choose between two exclusive dining packages:

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Alcoholic Package: ₹11,999 for two
Non-Alcoholic Package: ₹8,999 for two

The special Valentine’s dinner will be available on February 14, from 7:30 PM to 11:30 PM.

As couples immerse themselves in the romantic ambiance and impeccable hospitality, this carefully curated experience promises to be a night to remember. Whether it’s the delectable cuisine, handcrafted chocolates, or intimate atmosphere, the evening is designed to celebrate love in its purest form.

For reservations, guests can call +91 98913 05989 or visit http://www.thelalit.com.

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