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North Indian restaurant chain Punjab Grill opens outlet at Kala Ghoda
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Tuesday, 20 March, 2018, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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Punjab Grill, established as the custodian of authentic Punjabi cuisine, has opened its latest outlet at Kala Ghoda. The menu comprises signature dishes such as Chaamp Tajdar, Ambarsari Malai Kofte, Pyaz wali Bhindi, Maash di Dal, Aloo Matar Tariwale, Mutton Curry, Baingan da Bharta, Murgh Aloo Palak and Mirch de Pakode and Dal Punjab Grill.
Other must-haves include the Crab Curry, Tandoori Lobster, Jheenga Curry, Tariwali Machhi, Tawa Surmai, Mahi tikka and Tawa Scallops. Punjab Grill’s unique selling proposition (USP) is the authentic flavours it serves.
The restaurant maintains extremely high standards with regard to the quality of the food prepared and served at its outlets. Every ingredient is sourced with extreme care and prepared using the traditional recipes.
Highlighting the authentic and elegant dining experience of Punjab Grill, chef Amitesh Singh Virdi shared his vision behind the menu and the restaurant. He said, “Punjab Grill is known to provide an exceptional dining experience to its guests.”
“The Kala Ghoda outlet continues to focus on celebrating the traditional taste and flavour of Punjab while offering its diners an opportunity to experience a more holistic and eclectic food journey through the lanes of Undivided Punjab,” he added.
“Food continues to be our core expertise and we continue to evolve to not just match but exceed the expectation of every diner. Thus, in accordance with the changing food trends, we have made a shift from rich gravies to aromatic herbs and spices to further enhance our signature flavours,” Virdi said.
“Located in the heart of the city’s art district, the Kala Ghoda outlet aspires to cater to the evolving dining preferences by offering a more holistic experience that includes a captivating story through an authentic ambience and mouth-watering traditional cuisine that gives every diner a glimpse into the culture of Northern India,” he added.
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