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Translated to mean ‘foil’ in English, Varq takes its moniker from the edible gold and silver stuff used in its dishes.
Translated to mean ‘foil’ in English, Varq takes its moniker from the edible gold and silver stuff used in its dishes. Read less

Translated to mean ‘foil’ in English, Varq takes its moniker from the edible gold and silver stuff used in its dishes. Chef Hemant Oberoi offers diners a fresh experience through unorthodox food pairings and edgy presentation. Moreover, everything is prepared using organic produce and spices, and with the highest-quality exotic ingredients and meats. Be prepared to leave with a slimmer wallet, but we’re certain you won’t mind.
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