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Best restaurants in Cyber Hub

9 restaurants in Cyber Hub that locals recommend. Most recommended: Burma Burma (32 people recommend it), Yeti (16 people recommend it) and The Big Chill (16 people recommend it).

Cyber Hub's nine picks run from Burmese food at Burma Burma and Vietnamese at Vietnom to North Indian at Dhaba and Punjab Grill, South Indian at Mustard Madras, pizza and Italian at Tablespoon and The Big Chill, Himalayan dishes at Yeti, and a casual meal out at Cafeteria & Co.

Where people disagree: Not every pick is unanimous: one commenter warns that a Burma Burma meal can be expensive, another dislikes The Big Chill's pasta, a Yeti regular says its flavours would not suit their parents, and opinion on Dhaba's vegetarian dishes is divided. Several of these entries keep Cyber Hub-specific comments apart from brand-wide ones.

9 places in Cyber HubBuilt 2026-10-23

9 places

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Places

  1. 1.Burma Burma, Cyber Hub

    32 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    The Cyber Hub location of Burma Burma is a strong vegetarian recommendation. Khao suey and samosa soup recur in the suggestions, alongside tofu buns and other Burmese dishes. Diners also praise the flavours and setting, and it is suggested for family meals and dates. One commenter cautions that a meal can be expensive. The support is broad, rather than hinging on one detailed account.

    Cyber Hub

  2. 2.Yeti, Cyber Hub

    16 people recommend

    Yeti, with a branch at Cyber Hub, is a Himalayan and Tibetan restaurant that many people recommend in Gurugram, and it comes up most often as a momo spot. One commenter lists it among the city's best options, another calls the food wholesome, and one singles out a Bhutanese cheese chili dish. One diner also suggests checking for a deal. The only hesitation comes from one diner who has visited many times but feels the flavours would not suit their parents.

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  3. 3.The Big Chill, Cyber Hub

    16 people recommend

    The Big Chill recommendations pool unnamed Gurugram outlets with Cyber Hub, where one diner specifically recommends pasta and desserts. Broader suggestions also include lasagna and pizza. Another diner dislikes the brand’s pasta, so the recommendations are not unanimous. The unnamed experiences are not verified visits to Cyber Hub. Ardee Mall experiences and the separate Cakery’s cake recommendations are excluded rather than used to describe this cafe.

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  4. 4.Tablespoon, Cyber Hub

    9 people recommend

    Tablespoon at Cyber Hub is repeatedly suggested for pizza and Italian food. One diner explicitly endorses it after eating there, while another recommends the penne al vodka and quick service. A separate customer likes the pizza and pasta but considers the portions large for one person. That is an individual observation, not proof that the restaurant is specially suited to groups.

    Cyber Hub

  5. 5.Mustard Madras, Cyber Hub

    7 people recommend

    Mustard Madras recommendations pool unnamed Gurugram outlets with the Cyber Hub restaurant shown here. Visitors specifically recommend Cyber Hub, with one preferring its spicing to Naivedyam. An unnamed-outlet diner says dosa and filter coffee have become a regular breakfast choice. Another citywide comparison names the brand as that person's strongest South Indian option. Neither establishes a breakfast order at Cyber Hub. Sector 29 biryani praise is excluded rather than attached to this restaurant.

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  6. 6.Cafeteria & Co, Cyber Hub

    6 people recommend

    Cafeteria & Co. in Cyber Hub is a steady pick among locals for a meal out. One diner rates it top tier for both ambience and food and singles out the mocktails, another suggests it for a modest budget, and others add it to their Cyber Hub shortlists for birthdays and casual meals.

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  7. 7.Dhaba, Cyber Hub

    5 people recommend

    Dhaba has multiple Gurugram outlets; this entry covers Cyber Hub. Suggestions for North Indian food and family meals also name its Ambience Mall outlet, not the same restaurant. A Cyber Hub diner enjoyed the dahi kebab and especially its green chutney, and another calls Dhaba their favourite. Opinion on the vegetarian dishes is split: one recommender praises them, while another finds them average and has only heard that the non-vegetarian dishes are better.

    Cyber Hub

  8. 8.Punjab Grill, Cyber Hub

    5 people recommend

    Punjab Grill recommendations pool its Gurugram outlets; this entry covers Cyber Hub, which one commenter specifically suggests for a North Indian meal. Unnamed brand recommendations include butter chicken and chicken changezi, not verified orders at Cyber Hub. A Worldmark visitor likes the food, value and service at that location. Much of the remaining support consists of brief suggestions rather than detailed first-hand accounts of the Cyber Hub restaurant.

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  9. 9.Vietnom

    5 people recommend

    This entry locates Vietnom at Cyber Hub, which a commenter specifically recommends. Another calls the Vietnamese restaurant their favourite for service, atmosphere and menu choice, while other suggestions are brief endorsements. Those broader comments do not identify an outlet or establish a particular dish at Cyber Hub. A separate account about Vietnam-ease Caphe is excluded entirely, so its food descriptions are not presented as evidence about Vietnom.

    VIET:NOM, Dlf Cyber Hub, DLF Cyber City, DLF Phase 2, Sector 24, Gurugram, Haryana 122002, India

How this page is made

These are the places on our best restaurants in Gurugram map whose complete published address explicitly names DLF Cyber Hub, Gurugram, and whose live summary carries a Cyber Hub-specific recommendation. Each one passed the map's bar: at least five different people recommend it, and no more warn against it than recommend it. They are ordered by how many people recommend them. Each summary paraphrases those comments, and each place page links to the comments it cites. How we make our maps