Located in the busy hustle and bustle of KalkajI market, is located this pretty old restaurant serving Indian and Mughlai food. Owned and managed by a Sikh Father Son Duo, this small little place has been serving it's patrons consistently
I have noticed this quite looking place many a times during my visit to the Kalkaji market, however today was one of the days, when I felt like having some hot and crispy tandoori rotis and digging them into a spicy gravy
Normally I am a big fan of tandoori food ( Tikkas, Tandoori chicken and barraas, are pretty much my thing) not so much for healthy reasons, but more so for the romance that the smell of a nice tandoori food does to me. The sensitivity of my nose to the smell of a tandoor in its full glory, is far greater than that for any other ordinary smell / odour
Having said that, I had been longing for a while to savour some real stuff. Piping hot, Crisp and fresh rotis, out straight from the tandoor, along with some "khada masala" based spicy chicken curry
We decided to order the staple chicken masala and chicken curry, which is generally the best selling item on menu for a Punjabi restaurant. I was pretty much transported to my college days , when restaurants would also sell chicken or mutton dishes by Quarter of a dish / half dishes as well, unlike and pretty much the etiquette of the fine dining plush restaurants, that strictly serve you a full dish only, for reasons of cost and economics purely
The Quarter dish concept worked very well for students and early jobbers, who are usually on a tight budget , at the same time want to enjoy a wholesome meal..The chicken masala, comes with boiled eggs and a thick gravy.The gravy is made out of a base of " khadaa masalas" and gives you a very robust, fullsome and aromatic flavour and being straight from a punjabi restaurant, is not modest or conservative with the grease
All in all, a great lunch with the Hot tandoori rotis, Dhaba style spiced up chicken and " lachcha onions"..No frills, no fancy seating , basic stuff with a clean and hygeinic food,having personal involvement of owners
Do visit when in a desi mood...pretty reasonable for the pocket as well
I have noticed this quite looking place many a times during my visit to the Kalkaji market, however today was one of the days, when I felt like having some hot and crispy tandoori rotis and digging them into a spicy gravy
Normally I am a big fan of tandoori food ( Tikkas, Tandoori chicken and barraas, are pretty much my thing) not so much for healthy reasons, but more so for the romance that the smell of a nice tandoori food does to me. The sensitivity of my nose to the smell of a tandoor in its full glory, is far greater than that for any other ordinary smell / odour
Having said that, I had been longing for a while to savour some real stuff. Piping hot, Crisp and fresh rotis, out straight from the tandoor, along with some "khada masala" based spicy chicken curry
We decided to order the staple chicken masala and chicken curry, which is generally the best selling item on menu for a Punjabi restaurant. I was pretty much transported to my college days , when restaurants would also sell chicken or mutton dishes by Quarter of a dish / half dishes as well, unlike and pretty much the etiquette of the fine dining plush restaurants, that strictly serve you a full dish only, for reasons of cost and economics purely
The Quarter dish concept worked very well for students and early jobbers, who are usually on a tight budget , at the same time want to enjoy a wholesome meal..The chicken masala, comes with boiled eggs and a thick gravy.The gravy is made out of a base of " khadaa masalas" and gives you a very robust, fullsome and aromatic flavour and being straight from a punjabi restaurant, is not modest or conservative with the grease
All in all, a great lunch with the Hot tandoori rotis, Dhaba style spiced up chicken and " lachcha onions"..No frills, no fancy seating , basic stuff with a clean and hygeinic food,having personal involvement of owners
Do visit when in a desi mood...pretty reasonable for the pocket as well
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This sounds like a hidden gem in Kalkaji! I can almost smell the tandoori aroma from here. Definitely checking this place out next time I’m in the area.
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Tandoori rotis and spicy chicken curry – now that’s my kind of meal! Kalkaji’s food scene never disappoints.
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I’ve walked by this place many times, but your description makes me want to try it for sure. Will be there soon for that chicken masala!
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The idea of a father-son duo running the restaurant adds such a personal touch to it. It’s good to support places with such heartfelt ownership.
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I love Punjabi food, especially when it’s rich and flavorful like this! Will definitely try the khada masala chicken curry next time.
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Just reading about the boiled eggs in the chicken masala makes me hungry! This place sounds perfect for a satisfying meal.
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It's nice to see a place that keeps things simple and focuses on good food. Fancy seating doesn’t matter as long as the food is top-notch.
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Kalkaji is definitely known for its food, and now I have a new spot to check out. The no-frills vibe is what I like too!
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You had me at “piping hot tandoori rotis”! Nothing beats the crispy texture and that smoky flavor.
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The quarter dish option is a game-changer. It’s the perfect solution for those of us who want to enjoy delicious food without overspending.
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This place seems like a cozy spot for a casual lunch. Simple but tasty meals are the best!
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I think it’s rare to find good Punjabi food with such rich flavors in the middle of a busy market. Definitely going to visit soon!
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The touch of “lachcha onions” adds that extra zing! I’m sure it pairs wonderfully with the tandoori rotis.
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This place sounds like a great place for a quick lunch with friends. Authentic food with no fuss – love it!
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I’ve been looking for a good Punjabi place around Kalkaji, and this one sounds perfect. Can’t wait to try the chicken curry.
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Punjabi food at its best, without the high-end price tag! I love that the focus is purely on taste and authenticity.
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