Loya, the renowned restaurant at Taj West End, Bengaluru, has been recognised in the DLC Guide 2026, Bengaluru Edition for its excellence in fine dining. This accolade highlights Loya's unique approach to North Indian cuisine, under the guidance of Grand Chef Rajesh Wadhwa, who focuses on delivering an immersive dining experience that showcases heritage flavours.

The restaurant's menu draws inspiration from the culinary traditions of the Himalayan foothills and northern plains, featuring heirloom recipes and indigenous ingredients. Taljinder Singh, Senior Vice President and Brand Custodian, remarked, “Loya is envisioned not merely as a restaurant, but as a holistic journey... To be recognised in the DLC Guide’s 2026 Bengaluru Edition is a distinguished affirmation of this all-embracing vision.”

Grand Chef Rajesh Wadhwa expressed his gratitude for the recognition, stating, “Our vision has always been to present the authentic flavours and timeless culinary narratives of the Himalayan foothills... It is deeply gratifying that this philosophy has been acknowledged by the DLC Guide.”

Set within the verdant surroundings of Taj West End, Bengaluru, Loya's architectural design incorporates timeless elements such as graceful arches and intricate stone jalees. This recognition by the DLC Guide underscores Loya's commitment to preserving India's culinary heritage whilst presenting it with contemporary sophistication. With a seating capacity of 117, Loya offers a refined dining experience where tradition meets modern elegance, creating an immersive cultural and culinary journey for its guests

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