Though its chunky wooden door and colourful blinds are a tad on the holiday campsite, after the walk through the hotel, the clean and simple dining room is as luxurious a sight as the lobby at the Ritz Carlton. If you find yourself slightly miffed at the passé open-plan kitchen and unwieldy menus, your sense of disgruntlement will last only as long as it takes your food to arrive. Start your meal with a selection of meat and seafood marinated in spices and cooked to perfection, before sampling the butter chicken—a delightfully mild and creamy curry that oozes herbs and spices as it melts in your mouth, wonderfully complemented by fragrant saffron rice and a selection of spiced vegetables and lentils. The unobvious copper theme makes an appearance here too, as your dishes are brought to you in ornate serving dishes. There are also left over tea lights at your table to keep the food warm when you inevitably refill your plate.