Delhi’s nightlife is all set to split at the seams with hip clubs waiting to throw open their gates. Kuki is a brand new but very welcome addition to Delhi’s lagging club circuit, Kuki infact is a chic club-cum-lounge. Kuki, a funky three leveled space in Greater Kailash II brings sexy back with its mod interiors and groovy electro music and is drawing Delhi’s rich and famous people in droves; expect to shake a leg with some famous names when you are there.
It’s raining butterflies at Kuki. Large red, Plexiglas ones, suspended from the very high ceiling, printed on the walls, waiters’ uniforms and coasters. The theme only makes sense when you learn that Kuki means “orgasm” in German. The butterflies at Kuki symbolize a free-floating feeling you experience once you are inside.
But Kuki’s USP is its music more so because it’s co-owned by the famous DJ Rummy and its uncluttered interior allows for plenty of dancing. When you are at Kuki expect to hear lots of funk and disco, punctuated with a few retro pop hits.
Kuki sees the maximum rush on Saturday, and you will find the ground floor filled to capacity, so try to get a space on the first floor, where DJ’s console is also stationed. DJ Rummy himself mans the console on Thursdays; Wednesday is ladies night at Kuki.
Drinks at Kuki are a bit pricey but worth the money spent cocktails such as Long Island Iced tea for Rs. 400, apple mojito and appletini both priced Rs. 360 each will not disappoint you. For the Beer lovers there is Paulaner Hefe Weiss, a must try for Rs. 400 a pint.
Kuki’s got its basics right with great ambience; sparkling washrooms and good service and not too forget great music.
So just pull out your blue suede dancing shoes and hit the floor.
Kuki
E 7, Greater Kailash II,
Masjid Moth Commercial Complex
Phone: 29225241
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