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92, Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400005
A street cart with some good kebabs and prompt service....
A street cart with some good kebabs and prompt service. Loved the seekha kebabs, gurda kaleji and tikkas. Opens in the evenings only.
It's a roadside stall selling kebabs. There is no seating,...
It's a roadside stall selling kebabs. There is no seating, but there is enough space for parking so you can sit in your car and order the food. I had the: Mutton seekh kebab roll - which was okay, it would've been better on a plate; 7/10 Chicken seekh kebab - pretty good; 8/10 Chicken reshmi kebab - pretty good; 8/10 These 3 items costed me ₹570 which can feel like a bit much considering that you could spend this much money on any other roadside chinese stall and get double the amount of food but I think it's fine since it's all meat.
Happened to see this place and try some kebabs and rolls, it’s a push cart run by a person whom everybody call him as chacha and people with families and kids were sitting in their cars or keeping the food on the car and enjoying the food. There was a lot of waiting period. The food is very tasty and yummy. I tried the chicken roll and the mutton wheel kabab. Out of the world it is. It’s close to etc and taj president.
The kebabs here are the most delicious and tender I've ever...
The kebabs here are the most delicious and tender I've ever tasted. Plus, it's the cleanest road-side stall you'll ever come across! The only drawback is there is no seating available so you either sit in your car or stand
I Visited this place with one of my Friend. Its a roadside...
I Visited this place with one of my Friend. Its a roadside stall or outlet kind of. But the taste will not disappoint you in any way. Below is my brief description and as per my personal experience to what all i have tried there. (I tried almost everything Except Paneer and Mutton Seek) Place is nearby World Trade Center. A Chicken Tikka Roll is a popular Indian street food that features marinated and grilled chicken, typically in a blend of yogurt and spices. The cooked chicken is then rolled in a flatbread, often a paratha or roti, and garnished with onions, mint chutney, and sometimes lettuce. It combines the rich flavors of spiced chicken with the convenience of a handheld roll, making it a delicious and satisfying snack or meal. Its very tasty. I have tried Chicken Seek. In this they have Malai Seek as well. Mutton kebabs are savory meat skewers made from marinated and seasoned mutton The mutton is typically minced or finely chopped and mixed with a blend of aromatic spices, herbs, and sometimes breadcrumbs. Common spices include cumin, coriander, ginger, and garlic. The mixture is then shaped into elongated cylinders or patties and grilled or roasted until cooked to perfection. Mutton kebabs are known for their robust flavor and tender texture, making them a popular and flavorful dish in many cuisines around the world. They have Mutton seek roll or if you prefer you can take it without Roti. FYI: THEY DONT SERVE BEEF Tandoori Mushrooms are a delectable vegetarian dish where mushrooms are marinated in a blend of yogurt and tandoori spices, which may include cumin, coriander, turmeric, and red chili powder. The marinated mushrooms are then threaded onto skewers and cooked in a tandoor, a traditional clay oven. The high heat of the tandoor imparts a smoky flavor and a slightly charred exterior to the mushrooms, while keeping them tender on the inside. Tandoori Mushrooms are often served with a side of mint chutney and make for a flavorful and aromatic appetizer or snack. A Tandoori Paneer Roll is a popular Indian street food that features marinated and grilled paneer (Indian cottage cheese) rolled in a flatbread. The paneer is typically marinated in a mixture of yogurt and tandoori spices, including cumin, coriander, garam masala, and red chili powder. After marination, the paneer is skewered and grilled in a tandoor or oven. Once the tandoori paneer is cooked, it's placed on a flatbread, often a paratha or roti, and rolled with accompaniments such as onions, bell peppers, mint chutney, and sometimes a squeeze of lime. The result is a flavorful and satisfying roll that combines the smokiness of tandoori-cooked paneer with the freshness of the accompanying ingredients. It's a popular choice for those looking for a delicious and vegetarian-friendly street food option. For reference you can check the pictures i have uploaded and also one small video clip. This place is highly recommended for Meat and Chicken as well as Paneer Lovers.