
Punjabi
Dal makhani given the long simmer. Saag, kofta, chana bhathura, and gol gappe from the chaat counter.
Chicken, paneer and soya chaap go into yogurt overnight with masalas we grind ourselves — then onto skewers, over red-hot charcoal, in our clay tandoors. It is the slow way. It is the only way that tastes like this.
A Punjabi kitchen, a tandoor, and a full Indo-Chinese line — cooking side by side.

Dal makhani given the long simmer. Saag, kofta, chana bhathura, and gol gappe from the chaat counter.
Clay ovens running on charcoal — tikka, seekh kabab, kulcha and naan pulled out hot.


Hakka noodles, chilli paneer, Manchurian — the hot wok section people keep coming back for.
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