I went to Tres while visiting my family in Delhi. The food was very good. I recommend and will go back.

We went for lunch, for a Friday afternoon, it was surprisingly less populated. We didn't care about that - we got great service and attention. The decor is pleasant.Enjoyed The Lodi G&T coacktail and the Bhtanaese Kati Patang Snappy wheat beer. The king prawn &...sous vide calamari was and excellent subtle falvoured starter. In the mains the Seafood risotto might be good for two, and the Pork and chorizon with prawns was delicous. An afternoon pleasantly satiating and enjoyable. Our compliments to the chef and waiter for making it so.More

Tres is my most often visited and favourite stand alone restaurant in Delhi. This is the only place where I always order 3 courses and every course has always been excellent - an enviable track-record of quality and consistency (including the complimentary bread-basket and accompanying...tapenade) This time TW (The Wife) who is a rabid crab fan ordered the lump crab salad starter, the tenderloin main and Tiramisu for dessert. I went for the Pan-fried Scallops & Iberico ham, Spicy Chorizo & Prawn with Linguine and a Chocolate & Hazelnut Mille Feuille. TW made appropriate yum-yum sounds scything through the Lump Crab salad. The Tenderloin - according to her - needed a bit of perking-up (which we did taking most of it home and making open sandwiches on English mustard & mayo slathered baguette slices with garlic-butter sauteed onions and sliced green chilies, garnished with chopped cherry tomatoes and black olives). The deconstructed Tiramisu was both a visual and culinary delight. My Scallops had a beautifully caramelized outside and was soft and juicy inside - the carambola gel and the volcanic lava salt added subtle flavour and taste counterpoints. The Chorizo and Prawn linguine was warmly comforting and went down a treat with a couple of glasses from a bottle of Malbec (Sadly, they seemed to have cranked up the prices of wines). The Mille Feuille was decadently satisfying.More

I have been there, ambience was very good...this is the best place for friend outing and spending time with them..had a great experience with food also. Should go and try once.

We came as part of a large group from work. We ate from a set menu. The food was excellent. Staff were friendly and attentive. Some of the group were vegetarian and were well catered for.

Tres is perhaps best described as an intimate spot for a business lunch. The fancy phrase is doubtless "bespoke dining". The menu is not large but more than adequate. I was here with a friend for lunch and we had the Josper grilled lamb keftas...or meatballs, which were lovely; as an accompaniment, we had a bread platter with a selection of pate, cheeses, and some jams/chutneys. My seafood risotto was surprisingly well done: some Indian restaurants reduce every such dish to a biryani, little aware of the wholly distinct taste of risotto. The rice had the proper texture; there was a touch of saffron, and the seafood was ample for the dish. A lovely experience, I should say. The chef was friendly and came around on more than one occasion to chat with us.More

I have to admit, I wanted to try many things from a very interesting menu but settled for the broccoli-quinoa-rocket salad, artisanal pasta and the creme brulee, the last mentioned being the best I have had in India. It was a great meal, and the...food is innovative, flavourful and delicious. Their portions are just right as well. The service was excellent too. The only thing we didn't like too much was the Mille Feuille. which was strictly alright. Look forward to the next time in Delhi.More