Restaurant in Gurugram, India
Genuine Neapolitan pizza in Gurugram. Book it.
Da Susy is Gurugram's most credible Neapolitan pizza address, run by chef Susanna Di Cosimo with a menu built around soft, properly fermented crusts, serious fried food including Panuozzi, and a welcoming room that asks nothing formal of you. Booking is easy, the cooking outperforms the setting, and it is the right call for casual Italian done with genuine regional knowledge.
Getting a table at da Susy is easy — and that accessibility is part of the appeal. Located on the first floor of M3M IFC in Sector 66, Gurugram, this is a Neapolitan pizza address that rewards the diner who simply shows up curious. Booking difficulty is low, which makes it a practical choice when you want something reliable without the reservation scramble. The more relevant question is not whether you can get in, but whether it delivers on the Italian promise — and based on what it offers, the answer is yes, with some context.
Chef Susanna Di Cosimo arrived in India after what the venue describes as a journey of discovery and chose to stay , that backstory matters less than what it produced: a menu anchored in Naples, executed with enough care to make it worth the detour to Sector 66. The kitchen's focus is Neapolitan pizza in both classic and more creative iterations, and the crust is the point of pride here. It is soft, light, and described as digestible , the hallmark of a properly fermented Neapolitan base, which is harder to replicate well in this part of the world than it sounds.
Beyond pizza, the fried section of the menu earns attention. Panuozzi , a Neapolitan stuffed bread roll , is called out as a particular draw, and the fried little angels (frittelle-style bites) round out the kind of casual Italian spread that does not try to be a tasting menu. Fresh toppings, harmonious combinations, and a welcoming room complete the picture. The selection of fresh fruit juices adds an unexpected note, and the meal closes well with an espresso. This is a neighbourhood-style Italian that takes its craft seriously without performing sophistication.
If you are visiting da Susy for the first time, come hungry enough to order across categories. The pizza is the anchor, but skipping the fried food would mean missing the fuller picture of what the kitchen does. Start with a fried item , Panuozzi if available , then move to pizza. The creative toppings are worth trying alongside a classic, so ordering two smaller pizzas between two people makes sense if the menu allows it. Close with espresso; the venue specifically calls it out as a good finish, and in an Indian restaurant context, a well-pulled Neapolitan espresso is not a given , here it is.
The atmosphere is described as welcoming rather than formal. This is a first-floor space above Harajuku in a commercial complex, so the setting is urban and practical rather than romantic. Come for the food, not the surroundings, and the visit will meet expectations. For a solo lunch, a midweek dinner with colleagues, or a low-stakes date night where the food does the talking, da Susy fits. For a special-occasion dinner with choreographed service and wine list depth, look elsewhere in Gurugram.
Da Susy occupies a clear niche in Gurugram's dining mix: casual Italian done with genuine regional knowledge. For Neapolitan pizza specifically, it is the most credible option the city currently offers, and the Panuozzi alone gives it a point of difference no Indian-run Italian spot in the area can match on authenticity grounds. It is not the city's most ambitious restaurant, nor is it trying to be. The comparison to make is not against [Bukhara](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/bukhara) or [Indian Accent](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/indian-accent) , those are different categories with different price expectations , but against the broader field of casual international dining in Gurugram, where da Susy punches above its weight for the effort required to visit.
If you are building a wider dining itinerary, Gurugram's broader restaurant scene is covered in our full Gurugram restaurants guide. For drinks and bars in the area, see our full Gurugram bars guide, and for places to stay, our full Gurugram hotels guide covers the full range. Elsewhere in Gurugram, Haldiram's - Vatika Business Park Sector 49 and Karim's Mughlai Food cover the reliable quick-meal category at the other end of the cuisine spectrum.
Across India, if you are interested in restaurants where a chef's specific regional knowledge drives the menu , as it does at da Susy , the comparisons worth knowing are Farmlore in Bangalore, Inja in New Delhi, and The Table in Mumbai. For regional Italian cooking at a higher investment level, Le Bernardin in New York City and Lazy Bear in San Francisco show what that commitment looks like at the leading end internationally. Other Pearl picks worth knowing for India travel: Naar in Kasauli, Adaa at Falaknuma Palace in Hyderabad, Baan Thai in Kolkata, Bomras in Anjuna, Chandni in Udaipur, and Dining Tent in Jaisalmer. For Gurugram wineries and experiences, see our full Gurugram wineries guide and our full Gurugram experiences guide.
Lead with the fried food before the pizza , the Panuozzi (a stuffed Neapolitan bread roll) is specifically flagged as a draw, and the fried little angels are worth adding. For pizza, try one classic and one creative topped option to get the range of what chef Susanna Di Cosimo's kitchen does. Close with espresso; the venue calls it out as a fitting finish, and a properly pulled Neapolitan espresso is a credential worth testing here.
For a casual celebration where the food is the centrepiece , a birthday lunch, a low-key anniversary dinner , yes, da Susy works. The welcoming atmosphere and quality of the cooking make it a comfortable choice. For a formal special occasion requiring deep wine lists, choreographed service, or a prestigious address, it is not the right fit. In that case, consider venues like Indian Accent or Adaa at Falaknuma Palace in Hyderabad for that level of occasion dining.
No specific seating capacity data is available for da Susy, and the venue has no listed phone number or website to confirm group booking policies directly. The M3M IFC location in Sector 66 is a commercial complex with reasonable floor space, so small groups of 4–6 are likely manageable on a walk-in or informal booking basis. For larger groups requiring confirmed private arrangements, contact the venue directly before planning around it.
No specific dietary restriction information is available in da Susy's data. The menu is Neapolitan in character , pizza, fried foods, and Italian staples , which means gluten-free options are unlikely to be a strength given the pizza-forward focus. Vegetarian options within a Neapolitan pizza framework are standard (classic marinara, margherita, and vegetable-topped options are typical of the tradition), but for confirmed allergen or dietary accommodation, reach out to the venue directly before visiting. No website or phone number is currently listed.
Da Susy is the most credible Neapolitan Italian address in Gurugram, so direct like-for-like alternatives are limited. For a different cuisine entirely at a higher investment level, Bukhara and Dum Pukht cover Indian cooking at a more formal register. O Pedro offers Goan cooking with a similarly casual but well-executed approach if you want something in the same easy-going bracket. For a broader view of what Gurugram offers across categories, see our full Gurugram restaurants guide.
Da Susy is the clearest option in Gurugram for Neapolitan-tradition pizza with a genuine regional approach from chef Susanna Di Cosimo. For a contrast in format and cuisine, Indian Accent (New Delhi) or Bukhara (ITC Maurya) serve as the area's benchmarks for high-end Indian dining, but neither competes on the casual Italian front. Within Gurugram's mall-dining circuit, da Susy's Neapolitan focus sets it apart from generic Italian chains.
Da Susy is on the first floor of M3M IFC in Sector 66, a commercial complex setting that typically supports flexible table arrangements for groups. The welcoming atmosphere the venue is noted for suggests it handles casual group bookings without difficulty. For larger parties, contacting the restaurant directly is advisable since phone and booking details are not publicly listed.
The menu at da Susy spans Neapolitan pizza, fried foods, Panuozzi, and fresh fruit juices, which gives vegetarians reasonable options given how pizza menus are typically structured. Specific allergen or dietary accommodation details are not documented, so if you have strict requirements, reach out before visiting. The fried items and egg-based preparations like fried little angels may be relevant to flag in advance.
Start with the pizza — chef Susanna Di Cosimo's crust is described as soft, light, and digestible, available in both classic Neapolitan and more creative versions with fresh-ingredient toppings. Don't skip the fried food section: the Panuozzi and fried little angels are specifically called out as highlights worth ordering. Round out the meal with a fresh fruit juice and finish with an espresso.
Da Susy works well for a relaxed celebratory meal, particularly if the group values regional Italian authenticity over formal dining theatre. The setting at M3M IFC is casual rather than destination-grand, so it suits birthdays or low-key celebrations better than milestone dinners where atmosphere carries the occasion. If the event calls for something more formal, Indian Accent in New Delhi is the stronger choice for that brief.
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