Sorry for the long absence guys. A lot was happening in my personal life & blogging had taken a back seat but now that I'm back I can assure u I'll not let you down. So guys, loosen your belts because we'll be going on a gastronomical journey today.
Today I'll take you to Qasabpura, a locality behind Idgah near Jhandewalan. You can come to this place either from Jhandewalan & taking the left turn from the red light in front of the mandir. Coming from the filistan side you'll have to take a left turn from the Idgah road circle. Park your car at Idgah( don't be adventrous & try taking your car inside) near Nawab road. Walk into the Nawab road & turn into the first alley on the left hand side. Walk a little further & then take the first right turn. You are bound to get the wafting Kebab aroma in your nostrils alternatively you can ask a local for the chicken seekh kebab shop. Its a small hole in the wall shop. Very basic but it serves the best
& the cheapest chicken seekh kebabs. Don't expect seating arrangements & all that because there are non.Ask for the Chicken seekh kebab with butter(cornary risk) & rumali roti. They also serve chicken tandoori but that's passe. The kebabs are soft, with very subdued spices. You'll get the shock of your life when you'll ask for the bill. The kebabs cost 10/ piece.
Approachability- 6/10
Hygiene- 6/10
Taste- 8/10
Value for money- 9/10
Tip: carry a water bottle & a soft drink bottle with you & don't reach drunk. Locals are very aggresive.
Today I'll take you to Qasabpura, a locality behind Idgah near Jhandewalan. You can come to this place either from Jhandewalan & taking the left turn from the red light in front of the mandir. Coming from the filistan side you'll have to take a left turn from the Idgah road circle. Park your car at Idgah( don't be adventrous & try taking your car inside) near Nawab road. Walk into the Nawab road & turn into the first alley on the left hand side. Walk a little further & then take the first right turn. You are bound to get the wafting Kebab aroma in your nostrils alternatively you can ask a local for the chicken seekh kebab shop. Its a small hole in the wall shop. Very basic but it serves the best
& the cheapest chicken seekh kebabs. Don't expect seating arrangements & all that because there are non.Ask for the Chicken seekh kebab with butter(cornary risk) & rumali roti. They also serve chicken tandoori but that's passe. The kebabs are soft, with very subdued spices. You'll get the shock of your life when you'll ask for the bill. The kebabs cost 10/ piece.
Approachability- 6/10
Hygiene- 6/10
Taste- 8/10
Value for money- 9/10
Tip: carry a water bottle & a soft drink bottle with you & don't reach drunk. Locals are very aggresive.
