Reviews Gelato Vinto

Had two scoops of Ferrero Rocher and Hazelnut Chocolate infused gelato with a waffle. The bill was about 520,but it was worth every single cent.

We visited this outlet today to try some Italian gelato. They have a very wide range of gelatos. I tried rich Belgian chocolate tooti frooti flavor. Both tasted good, but I believe that it is slightly expensive.

The tooti frooti flavor was slightly better than the Belgium chocolate.

Dull person heads the store. Can be more welcoming and pleasant. Quantity of scoop seemed to be less than Saket store. However the taste was good as usual. So the 4 stars. 1 star for attitude of the store operator.

a small kiosk located on the ground floor. simply love gelato vinto ice creams! they're very natural? how do i say it, as in they don't tend to give you that added artificial flavors taste and neither are they very textured or particle-y! they're creamy and delicious!

Tried Oreo cookies, trutii frutti & Belgium chocolate ice cream. They are pretty good and yummy, can be better more. Price can be lesser for what they offer.

For me, it is the best place to have ice cream. Their kulfi flavored ice cream is very good and different. Very creamy and rich. It is a bit pricey but I think now a days ice cream parlors charge even more., so it's ok. But the system of getting a token from the centralized cash register is a dampener.

Whew. Gasp gasp. The crowd in the Great India Place food court beats practically any mall in the country! And this includes the Oberoi Mall in Mumbai that is the only lively airconditioned oasis for miles around. This is not true of Noida, where quite a few malls have sprung up of late years. But GIP seems to be the preferred hangout of everyone from college kids, to huge families WITH kids, to canoodling couples, to teenage boys...help! And yet, I keep going back to it. Mainly because it is so very exuberant! And more to the point, there are many many affordable shopping joints here, suitable for practically every pocket, large and small. From stationery to shoes to clothes to food to even a Big Bazaar for mundane chores, the range in this mall is fantastic. No wonder everyone goes here. And no wonder the line of cars stretches to the road and beyond on Sundays! Don't even bother going near the place on weekends, in fact. On weekdays, you can go crazy here and spend an entire day eating and shopping!

In this immense variety, the food court is no different. With a chain of affordable food joints, Gelato Vinto occupies a lucky, prime place in the chaos. Gelato as a concept can sway even someone who does not care for ice cream. When it first waltzed into the country, such innovations in ice cream were fascinating. Of course, we all loved, and still love, our good, old fashioned Cornetto cones and Feasts, not to mention those delicious ice candies in orange, lemon and cola flavours, so refreshing on summer afternoons! However, if you ice cream lovers/experts want a little bit of sophistication lent to your palette, Gelato is for you. This booth in the GIP food court makes a good place for a sweet end to your meal. The varieties are innovative and awesome. Remember the good ol' days when anyone who went abroad would bring back 'imported chocolates' that all of us would pounce on and consume in a diabetes-inducing time period? Later, these became available on the market but are still a little out of most people's price range. All of these are available at this joint, or should I say, their frozen versions!

I'd strongly recommend the After Eight flavour. All of us know those delicious thin minty flakes available in the long green box, don't we? That taste is captured exactly in ice cream form here. It is minty, freezing and refreshing. Another one to try is the Belgian Chocolate, which is bitter, sweet, creamy and luxurious all at the same time. The most common chocolate, of course, and the one which probably was one of the firsts to enter the Indian market, is the light, frothy, crunchy balls we call Ferrero Rocher. This, I guess, is one of the most popular choices here, mainly because that brand is so well known. All of these really do taste like their original chocolate versions. They are not kidding on that. I'd like to make a special mention of a seasonal one I tried- the alphonso mango flavour. Oh my! It tasted exactly like you had put a real mango in your mouth. The taste was as natural and as subtly sweet as this seasonal, much-sought-after fruit. A useful item they include in the menu is the sugar-free ice cream, for weight watchers. It is tasty and just as good as any sugar chocolate one.

With the authenticity of flavour comes a price to be paid. For one scoop, you would need to shell out Rs 90-100. It isn't huge either. But then, they are the only ones who thought of the idea!

Must try.