Note : This venue is closed now.
Kuki was opened on 10th September, 2007. It's a three leveled space in GK 2 with it's hip interiors and eletronic music. It's a happening place for many Delhi's rich and famous people who can be seen here very often.
You will see butterflies everywhere at Kuki including uniforms of waiters, ceiling, walls etc. Kuki in German means 'Orgasm' and butterflies all over gives you the feeling of being free which one also feel in Orgasm.
DJ Rummy is the co-owner of Kuki which explains that it's main USP is Music.
Opening Time : 6:30 pm
Events listed at DelhiEvents.com : Kuki
Place : KUKI, E 7, Masjid Moth Commercial Complex, Greater Kailash ( GK ) - 2, New Delhi
Phone : 29225241
Website : www.kuki.in
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Kuki was opened on 10th September, 2007. It's a three leveled space in GK 2 with it's hip interiors and eletronic music. It's a happening place for many Delhi's rich and famous people who can be seen here very often.
You will see butterflies everywhere at Kuki including uniforms of waiters, ceiling, walls etc. Kuki in German means 'Orgasm' and butterflies all over gives you the feeling of being free which one also feel in Orgasm.
DJ Rummy is the co-owner of Kuki which explains that it's main USP is Music.
Opening Time : 6:30 pm
Events listed at DelhiEvents.com : Kuki
Place : KUKI, E 7, Masjid Moth Commercial Complex, Greater Kailash ( GK ) - 2, New Delhi
Phone : 29225241
Website : www.kuki.in
Related Link :
Click here for more Places for Food and Drinks
Click here for More Places for Nightlife
Lounge Bar & Restaurant : KUKI in Greater Kailash - 2
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Reviewed by rohit malik
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Monday, November 05, 2012
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Hmmm, some interesting place this must be! Well, what drew me most was the name. The term Kuki also refers to one of the predominant tribes of the North East India who also have their spread in parts of Myanmmar. It is interesting to see how same terms can mean entirely different things to different people. Reminds me that there isn't just one way of understanding the world...
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