Imly's New Outlet In Gurugram Is Super Lit

In this blog post, I cover Imly's new outlet in SS Plaza, Sector 47, Gurugram.

Delhi, the quintessential food capital of India, never ceases to surprise. Delhiites love their street food. Imagine if you were to binge on your favorite Chole Bhature, Paav Bhaji, Banta Shikanji, Palak Patta Chaat, and many more in a restaurant-like setting, how cool would that be!

I admire restaurateur Varun Puri's vision of Imly, to serve authentic vegetarian street food from all across India under a roof. And the fact that he now has several outlets speaks volumes of how successful the brand has been.

My first visit to Imly goes back to 2015 when I reviewed their newly opened quick-service restaurant in Rajendra Place, New Delhi. Back then, Imly offered a wide array of healthy and hygienic vegetarian street food options from all across the country. Now Imly has outlets in Gurugram, Noida, Karol Bagh, Rajouri Garden, Ashok Vihar, Pitam Pura, and Preet Vihar.

Earlier this week, I visited Imly's new outlet in SS Plaza, Sector 47, Gurugram, previously home to another restaurant called Swad - Desh Videsh Ka. Continuing the tradition of romanticizing street food through quirky presentation, pocket-friendly prices, and pleasant ambiance, Imly checks all the boxes right in its new avatar.

Imly's new menu continues to enthrall with exciting dishes like the Cheese Burst Dosa, Tandoori Momos, etc. In a city like Gurugram, where vegetarian food without alcohol is not an option for dining out, Imly makes a good case for change. In fact, the success of Imly has proven that old Indian recipes are getting back on the menus. Ethnic flavors are returning to modern restaurants, and beverages are going through an extreme level of experimenting.

At its heart, Imly remains a casual dining restaurant. But look closely, and you will see a street food snapshot of the entire country. From Chowpatty's pav bhaji to Chandi Chowk's fruit kulla chaat, from Lucknow's dum tikka to Indore's poha, from Kolkata's phuchka to Chennai's ‘Madras ki Bhatti’, I can go on and on.

A visit to Imly is no less than a street food carnival. Every dish comes alive in irresistibly familiar aromas, colors, textures, and flavors.

Imly seems to have perfected the everlasting recipe of finger-licking street food. Therefore, a visit to their new outlet in Gurugram becomes absolutely mandatory.

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Comments

  1. OMG.. I am drooling. Loved the name of the restaurant and the interior looks very simple and welcoming. What can I say about the food pics. Tempting!!

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  2. This indeed looks like a street food carnival. And in such lovely settings.I must say this is a great way to enjoy the flavours and aromas of Delhi's street food. I love the name and the mascot, so cute. Sandy N Vyjay

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  3. I seen lots of outlet of Imly and heard a lot about it. I like to try out their dishes.

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  4. What a lovely find! I love street food and visiting here will be such a treat.. .ambience looks vibrant and inviting, the perfect afternoon getaway

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  5. What a cute name of the place. I like street food though don't have much as they're not healthy. But these look like healthy and worth trying. Perfect for afternoon cravings.

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  6. I am a big fan of this chain. Thank you for this update. Will visit soon.

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  7. Love to explore new places always. I have never been introduced to this restaurant before even after living in gurgaon for years.

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  8. Imly has been a well known restaurant chain. I am surely visiting this place as it is near to my home. Loved the food their previously and eager to indulge again.

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  9. I have been to Imly at several places and have loved them all. This outlet too looks so attractive! Definitely want to go there!

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  10. I am a street food addict. Wherever I travel, I make it a point to explore the street food there. I have not been to Imly ever, but the concept is very tempting, at least for a street food lover like mine.

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  11. First of all I love those colours in Imly. Absolutely beautiful and the food looks delicious. I have never been to Imly but would love to visit it soon.

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