In a nutshell: Loved the chholey Bhature at Nagpal – worth the 45 km to & fro journey Address & other details: If u r going towards Ashram from AIIMS end, cross Moolchand underpass , go straight, take a U turn from the next flyover, keep coming towards Moolchand , Gupta Market is to ur left. If lost, use Indian GPS – ‘Bhaiya ji Nagpal … Continue reading Baba Nagpal Corner (7/25, Old Double Storey, Gupta Market, Lajpat Nagar 4, New Delhi)
In a nutshell: Great ambience , good service, average to bad buffet that totally derailed my mood & made me think ‘WTF’!!!!. Address & other details: Indian Grill Room Meal for 2: Rs. 1300 buffet. Cuisine type : Vegetarian & Nonvegetarian Disclaimer: All restaurants / eateries reviewed by YUMMRAJ were visited by YUMMRAJ himself & he has paid for the full Bill & tips also. … Continue reading Indian Grill Room (315, Suncity Business Tower, Sector 54, Golf Course Road, Gurgaon)
In a nutshell: Excellent dal kachoris served dunked in aloo ki subzi with a dash of spicy Kachalu chutney that makes a difference. Address & other details: Enter parathe wali gali. Go straight, turn right, turn left, keep walking straight till u hit a T point with a shop called Sant Lal Sanskriti. Turn right & this shop is at the next corner. See map … Continue reading JB Kachoriwala (near Parathewali gali, Chandni Chowk, Delhi)
This is located on the main road between Motinagar Metro station & Ramesh Nagar Metro station. If u r facing Motinagar, the shop is to ur left.
Meal for 2:Rs. 250 onwards if u eat fish & Rs. 100 onwards if u restrict to chicken.
Paramjit Machiwale’s fried Fish
Cuisine type: Nonvegetarian
Description:
I am yet to forget the taste of tandoored fish at ‘Makhan Fish’ in Amritsar. Years back, that was my first introduction to Punjabi style fish shops. Then we discovered Pappu fish in Gurgaon & found it very good till two days back my friend mentioned Paramjeet. We did not waste time & the next day we were at Motinagar driving all the way from Gurgaon. Unlike Pappu fish who sells fish in the winters onlty, Paramjeet’s fish is available round the year.
……………… & let me tell u – it was worth it.
The shop has a chicken shop, a chai shop, a liquor shop & a paan – soft drink shop as its neighbours – As perfect a symbiosis as it can be.
The row of shops
We stuck to the fish menu only as the portions were large + good chicken is available in many places but good fish is hard to find.
The minimum order size for fish at Paramjeet is 250 grams. That meant two dishes between the two of us = half a kilo of fish!!!!
In a nutshell: One of the best Dahi Bhalla chaats in town & awesome aloo tikki chaat. Address & other details: Natraj YUMMRAJ’s advice – Take a metro ride to Chandni chowk. Once u r out, come to the main chandni chowk road & ask anyone. Avoid taking ur car. Meal for 2: Rs. 60 onwards Cuisine Type: Vegetarian Description: For a hardcore carnivore like me, … Continue reading Natraj Dahi Bhalle wala (Opposite Parathewali Gali, Chandni Chowk, Delhi)
Desi Ghee bedami pooris with super hot ‘n spicy aloo that set my tongue on fire, made the traditional way – super enjoyable till the time u start thinking calories.
facade of the shop
Address & other details: Take a rickshaw from chandni chowk metro station to Maliwada on the main Chandni chowk road (after u cross parathe wali gali if walking towards Fatehpuri masjid). Enter the lane that has a board saying ‘ Moti Bazar vyapar samiti aapka hardik swagat karta hai’. As u hit the T point, turn right & u reach this shop to ur left.
Contributed by Guest Blogger YUMMdoot YUMMRAJ tried Chicken Satay at this place after reading this post & was super impressed. In a nutshell: Though I can never really call Rajinder Dhaba the best of anything, it surely dishes out good food and is an awesome value for money – something that I call a ‘Jack of all Meals & Master of some ‘ eatout. Address … Continue reading Rajinder Da Dhabha (AB-14 , Safdarjung Enclave Market , New Delhi)
Cuisine type: Vegetarian Meal for 2: Rs. 25 onwards Description: As I mentioned in my previous post, Kachoris, Samosas & Pakoras are ubiquitous in Indore. You find shops selling these items almost everywhere in Indore. However what is interesting is that not all of them taste the same. People add their own twist to the taste to differentiate from others & create a mark of … Continue reading Street food – Jai Ambe Kachoriwallah (Rau Tejaji Chowk, Indore)
