The name is Dessert Safari… But that does not mean it is a place where you find only Desserts. They also serve up quite a range of Dishes, both veg and non veg. My 1st visit here was on Sep 3rd. The reason I remember the day so well is cos it was the eve of my Birthday and we had a blast. It was pouring and we were cooped up there till past midnight. I even got to cut a cake amidst lovely friends... It was therefore quite apt that I was there to ring in their 1st Birthday!! So when I heard Dessert Safari was turning one and we were invited, I dint mind visiting [esp since the place held fond memories]. We were greeted by the Manager and the Chef {who has travelled the world thanks to working in Cruise liners and who also has worked with leading chefs around the globe, including Gordan Ramsay and Remy [from the famous Ratatouille movie]}. He is a true blue Mylapore boy who studied in Chennai but went abroad for better prospects and is now back home. He spent about half an hour talking to us, giving us insight into plans he had for the place, the new recipes, the Tandoor he had just installed and how he was working on a whole new range of Fusion food. Read more here... http://aromasofkitchens.blogspot.in/2013/11/happy-1st-birthday-dessert-safari.html

Desserts instantly ring a bell that says "sweets sweets pastries and all related stuff" and then the word Safari is almost always associated with "animals, wild, forest, jungle, night rides".. And so when we entered Dessert Safari we were in for quite a surprise. We saw a swanky looking place done up very elegantly but empty. We wondered if maybe the rains were the reason for that. But that night was quite a night.. We tried quite a few desserts alright and it was one safari ride.. With the food, the friends for company and the rains that seemed to never stop. And how can I forget, we rang in my birthday right there.. What an evening it turned out to be :-)) Read on at http://aromasofkitchens.blogspot.in/2013/10/dessert-safari-chennai.html

Dessert Safari - The best place in town for some totally delicious desserts . The main course could've been better. Know more about Dessert Safari from my post:- http://myfoodmyprice.in/dessert-safari-teynampet/

The Chennai Food Blog - Karthik Ganapathi : Dessert Safari, Eldams Road, Teynampet http://chennaifoodguide.in/restaurants/view/id/783

Dessert Safari, Teynampet http://chennaisoru.blogspot.in/2013/08/dessert-safari-teynampet.html

My detailed blog post on Dessert Safari http://wp.me/pDAZD-3Z But here is a synopsis: Great place to try out an all new concept of food. The dishes are new, the portions are just right for a mildly hungry adult, and unlike the name, everything is not sweet. I feared that when I heard the name. The ambience is also nice, and the staircase and chandelier are beautiful.

Wasim Mohideen - Chennai Foodie : Dessert Safari, Eldams Road http://http://www.chennaifoodie.com/2013/01/if-sweets-during-this-festive-season.html