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Fast & Delicius

How we handpicked our dishes

Food is not just about satiating hunger; it needs to be more.

It is a joyous melody that makes all five senses blossom.

Delicious food that brings
Childhood Nostalgia

The Bombay Sandwich

Ek hota hai just sandwich “yay”, phir aata hai Bombay sandwich “yayyyyyy”.

Rajma Chawal

“Rajma chawal – The eternal Ishqwala love.”

Combo of hearty rajma with fragnant basmati rice

Pav Vada – Garlic Peanut

 Mood chahe jo bhi ho; vada pav is the answer to all your moods. 

Paneer Roll

“Food for soul in form of rolls.”

Spicy paneer tikka along with in house special sauces rolled up in flaky laccha parantha.

Mutton Roll

“A spicy meat cute off  mutton and parantha.”

Shredded mutton rolled up with all it’s goodness in lachha parantha

Mutton Biryani

Biryani is nothing but a state of exuberance.

Juicy succulent and spicy mutton cooked on dum with aromatic rice

Missal Pao

Missal said to pav – “you are bunderful.”

Spicy moth bean curry topped onion, coriander, farsan and pav.

Chole Bhature

Body may need gym but the soul needs Chole Bhature.

Soft fluffy bhaturas with spicy Amritsari chole.

Methi Pao Bhajji

Missal said to pav – “you are bunderful.”

Spicy moth bean curry topped onion, coriander, farsan and pav.

Chandni Chowk Moonglet

All set, here comes the moonglet.

Fluffier version of moongdal chilla with tamarind kachaloo.

Luchi & Aloo Dum

Fun fact: Portuguese brought potatoes to India in 17th century. Spud-tacular!!!

Spicy semi dry potato curry served with thin puris called luchi in Bengali. Bliss!!!

Kosha Mangsho With Lachha Paratha

Goat-ta spice it up!

Slow cooked spicy meat curry with lachha paratha.

Kaladi Cheese Kulcha “Red Bean & Kashmiri Cheese”

Naan violence is part of our kulcha.

Kulcha stuffed with Kashmiri kaladi cheese and rajma

Vegetable Chop

Essence of Kolkata: Tel bhaja, ginger tea and adda.

Beetroot and vegetable cutlets alongside coriander chutney and kasundi.

Chicken Chop

“If you don’t pronounce biscuit as – BISKOOT, you are not a Bengali’”

Crisp on outside and soft inside chicken mince cutlets serves with kasundi dip.

Veg Thukpa

Slurp and burp: It’s a soupy situation.

Popular noodle soup from Sikkim, with chunks of tofu/chicken/mutton, noodles and sliced veggies.

Veg Lo-mein

Babu Bhaiya  speaks – “Ye noodle to bahut lo-mein-tenance hai re baba.”

Noodles tossed in spicy lo-mein sauce with tons of veggies

Fish Kabiraji

“Good things comes to those who bait.”

Fish fillet nestled within fine crunchy airy web of egg.

Darjeeling Momo (Veg/Chicken/Mutton)

“When it comes to momos, Ye momo Mujhe de de Thakur.”
Steamed dumplings with a filling of veggies/chicken/mutton spiced up with pepper along with chilli dip.

Anjeer Bhappa Doi

 “Whatcha doing, its pudding time.”
Rich creamy steamed anjeer-flavoured yoghurt pudding

We can have a Fortnightly Spotlight on One Region:

The Bombay Sandwich

Deliciously wholesome and gratifying sour dough bread, with mint-coriander chutney layered with veggies filled with the amalgamation of flavours.