Last Updated on September 27, 2026 by Sleepless
Updated September 2026: Scroll to the end for current planning notes on location, parking, approximate dining costs, and Indian and vegetarian options.
WorldMark Gurgaon is a dining and retail destination on Golf Course Extension Road in Sector 65, Gurugram. This WorldMark Gurgaon guide brings together my earlier restaurant visits and photos with practical visitor notes for 2026. Restaurant details and images below reflect earlier visits, so check current opening hours, menus and availability before travelling.
Restaurants and shops at WorldMark Gurgaon
When I visited, the complex was developing into a dining and retail destination, with restaurants, cafés, food-court options and shops. The descriptions below are personal impressions from those visits; businesses and offerings can change. Use the 2026 planning notes at the end, and confirm each venue is open before setting out.
PA PA YA
PAPAYA is one of most popular Asian Bistro right now in India and its #sushi is amongst the best in India. It also has a range of delectable #desserts.
C’est La Vie World Cafe
I would argue that this is the most exotic cafe in WorldMark and there is food is some of the best out there.
Fat Lulu
This is a newly opened place and is extremely popular for their Pizzas and Pastas.
The Petite Pie Shop
If you have dessserts in only once place in Gurgaon, let it be at The Petite Pie Shop…It is helmed by the famous chef from Le Cordon Bleu, Vanshika Bhatia and her savory pies are simply amazing as are the other pies..do try this once.. it is themed like a Parisian Cafe and you won’t be disappointed after going there..
Stryker Prive
This is the latest gastro pub in Worldmark, it is a huge place with a huge screen and their choice of drinks is amazing and their selection of food is very extensive…
This is a new and wildly popular South Indian joint serving delicious Dosas, Idlis and much more and I can tell you from personal exprience that the Dosas you will find here will rival those of the Uphara Darshinis in Bangalore .
A Haven for food lovers, this place has all kinds of exotic fruits, vegetables, sauces and much more.
The Food Capital
The 200-seat food court is the largest of its kind on the Golf-Course Extension Road and brings together some of the most-loved food brands under one roof. The brands already functioning there are Haldiram, Dominos, Subway, Khan Chacha, Karim’s, Giannis, Dubai Shwarma.
Apart from the food court is a separate food hub called The Walk which apart from Thalaivar and PAPAYA mention above has Fat Lulu, Petite Pie Shop, Café Houz, Binge, Café Staywoke, Cest La Vie, Starbucks, and more.
Some of the prominent Retail Brands who are already present at Worldmark Gurugram include – Croma, Modern Bazaar, Imagine, Beliram, Miniso, Floor & Furnishings, Go Gourmet, Crosswords, Starbucks, Geetanjali, Babystation, Tarini, Heads Up For Tails, and Brother Opticians.
Apart from all this , the venue is constantly hosting live concerts etc by famous musicians and artists.


Do check the place out and let us know that you think in the comments below .
Until next time, Stay Safe.
WorldMark Gurgaon Practical Info – September 2026
Here are approximate prices and tips as of September 2026 for visiting WorldMark Gurgaon and the restaurants in this post. Prices change, so check Zomato, EazyDiner or District before you go. Weekend evenings are busy, so book a table.
- Where: Sector 65, Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram. It’s about 25 km (40–60 minutes) from Delhi’s IGI Airport depending on traffic. The nearest Rapid Metro stop is Sector 55–56, about 6 km away, so an Uber or Ola is easiest.
- Parking: Basement parking at about ₹50–100, and free or validated with some restaurant bills.
- Approx. cost for two (without alcohol): C’est La Vie World Café about ₹2,000–3,000. Fat Lulu’s (pizzas) about ₹1,500–2,000. The Petite Pie Shop about ₹800–1,500. Stryker Privé about ₹2,500–4,000.
- Indian and vegetarian food: WorldMark and the nearby Golf Course Extension malls have plenty of North Indian, South Indian and pure-veg options, at about ₹1,000–2,500 for two.
- Good to know: Many places have happy hours on weekday afternoons. Live music and DJ nights on Friday and Saturday may come with a cover charge.
More Gurugram dining: One Horizon Center, Golf Course Road.










































