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Before it became fairly popular a few years back, you might only see a "foreigner" in Punjabi if you looked into one of the mirrored walls, but now it seems to be a well-known favorite in the area. The good news is that it still caters to the taxi driver set and the quality remains constant.
It's best to have a few things to scoop up with your roti, so get one of the specials (2 items and roti cost $5, below)
The two picks on the plate above are curried okra and a chickpea stew, of which I am not sure the name of either. Sometimes the dishes can be overly salty here, but sometimes they are spot on. We had one of each on this occasion, but the saltiness is actually not a killer.
The breads are fresh, which makes it all the more worthwhile to grab a few, as well as some pastries. The atta pinni (below) are only $1, and very good.
looks like you had some variation of chana masala (chickpea stew) and bindi (curried okra) -- both are Punjabi staples. This place looks super good and authentic. Thanks for the post! - Ravi
ReplyDeleteRavi, thanks for the verified names, I just did not want to assume and write something wrong. Check this place out though, half for the experience, like always :)
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