Trick or treat: How Delhi is gearing up for Halloween
Halloween is around the corner and the national capital is all set to amp up the festival fervour with spooky food , scary face paintings and parties. Delhiites are eagerly waiting for the drum to roll and the festivities to begin. Café and bars all across the city have orchestrated numerous ways to make the Halloween fun and exciting at the same time. All the Halloween lovers looking forward to enjoy the celebrations should checkout this list of events and parties near you to indulge in the Halloween haunting with your friends and family. We feel it’ll be very exciting to see people dressed like witches and zombies and so we are giving them an ambience in which they’d fit in well in their scariest of attires.”
Adding fascinating ideas to make food more quirky and Hollowee-ny exclusive Halloween munchies are being prepared at The Bristol, New Delhi. These entrees involve mummy dogs and spider cake. Executive Chef Anil Dahiya, The Bristol, said, “As Halloween is just around the corner, we are ready with our fast, fresh and easy to prepare spooktastic treats. We have curated some easy to follow recipes that you can recreate to add the additional zing to your Halloween parties.”
“Yellow Eye restaurant is giving little Halloween treat for all egg lover guests. It’s called deviled spidey eggs, made of boiled egg, egg mayo and black olives” tells Varun Gandhi, Founder of Yellow Eye.
Not just the food and music, Oh My Game at DLF Phase-2, Gurugram is presenting Halloween themed laser game on 31st October. The idea to haunt and shoot is new and adds more shades of fun to the festivities of Halloween.
“The fusion of Halloween and laser tag will give people a very new and thrilling experience. We are making the arena more haunting suiting the occasion. The spooky environment of the laser tag arena with optimum gaming experience will make the Halloween fun more enriching for the people looking something cool this year. We are already getting so many queries for Halloween laser tag war.” says Aakriti Sethi, founder, OMG.