"delectable cuisine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to delicious food or a delightful dining experience. For example, "The restaurant had a delectable cuisine that I couldn't help but savor."
Terracotta floors and arched ceilings give the accommodation a Provençal feel, and there's also a communal living room and kitchen – although guests will be hard-pressed to self-cater with Rabanel's delectable cuisine on the doorstep.
But not to see the charming beaches or taste the delectable cuisine.
A mainstay for the rich and famous since its opening in 1926, the refined Brazilian Court Hotel & Beach Club lures movie stars (like Tommy Lee Jones) and music legends (like Jimmy Buffett) with its sophisticated ambiance, gorgeous surroundings, and delectable cuisine served at Café Boulud.
Hyderabad offers a variety of tourist attractions ranging from Heritage monuments, lakes, parks, gardens, resorts and museums to delectable cuisine and a delightful shopping experience.
The delectable vegetarian cuisine of South India is the specialty.
The delectable vegetarian cuisine of South India is the specialty here, where the food is kosher as well.
Its May 2013 opening introduced the influential Asian brand to the local hotel scene and is quickly drawing the business crowd for delectable Cantonese cuisine at its signature Shang Palace restaurant.
Like most coastal towns in Italy, Manarola boasts delectable regional cuisine and a small beach, and since access is limited to only one small regional road, your Italian getaway is sure to be a peaceful one.
Nestled just off of the main plaza of Plaça Catalunya, the upscale jazz venue offers a menu of delectable Spanish cuisine to enjoy while you wait for the bluesy beats of soothing bass and sax to take the stage.
Hyderabad is famous world over for its fabulous diamond markets, glass embedded bangles and its unique, delectable "Hyderabadi Cuisine".
Tabla still dishes up some of the most delectable Indian-inspired cuisine anywhere.
