A kitchen that begins in the garden. Farm-to-fork dining at 7,500 feet, with Kumaoni specialities alongside continental classics.

Oregano is not merely a restaurant. It is a kitchen that begins in the garden. Herbs are grown on the property. Seasonal vegetables arrive from farms within thirty kilometres. The chef knows every ingredient's origin before it reaches your plate.
A long table laid by the window. Eggs from local farms, hand-pressed juices, freshly baked bread, the day's foraged honey, and the slow ritual that mountains demand.
Lighter fare designed around the day's harvest. Salads from the garden, regional thalis, wood-fired vegetables, and a curated wine list. Best taken on the terrace when the sun moves over the valley.
The chef's daily tasting menu, regional Kumaoni specialities, slow-cooked mains, and a dessert list anchored in seasonal fruit. Reservations recommended on weekends.

An experience built around the morning harvest. Walk our kitchen garden with the Oregano chef. Identify herbs and pick what's in season. Then sit down to a breakfast prepared entirely from what you collected — eggs, vegetables, bread, and tea, all assembled in front of you.