It’s the month of Ramzan and an exceptional time to devour some lip-smacking kebabs, tangy tikkas, and aromatic biryanis. Have you begun salivating yet? But you don’t need to travel several kilometers, a good way to satiate your longing for truth. Mughlai delicacies. Iftar is all about community. About breaking the fast collectively, and sharing scrumptious, conventional meals. Wondering where to eat haleem and samosas inside the nighttime? This Weekend Star Supplement does the legwork for you.
A gastronomical adventure via outstanding by way of lanes
Ramzan, the month of fasting, piety, and worship, is being observed by Muslims all around the globe. During this month, devout Muslims adhere to fasting from dawn to sundown, and at sundown, they break their fast with the meal referred to as ‘Iftar’. After a long day of abstaining from meals, Iftar is like a party and time for gratitude; it’s also time to bond with family and pals. The festive mood of the metropolis is palpable, and the foodies are uniting over delicious Iftaar cuisine.
Eateries within the city are upbeat and tossing up special culinary delights. Make-shift food stalls have additionally sprung up and are serving delectable snacks. This season’s unique items are Hyderabadi Haleem, Kashmiri Faloodas, Arabian Mutton Biryani, and Shahi Tukda. The all-time favorites Kheema Samosas, Khova lassis, and fresh sharbat have the city folk throughout groups rave over them. Here’s our snapshot of some of the need to go to places to satiate your cravings.
Khan’s Restaurant
This area wishes no advent. Located at Bamboo Bazaar, it’s miles trendy for its Biryanis, chicken grill, and kebabs. However, in the course of Ramzan, they arrive up with a unique menu. Topping the list is Haleem; this Ramzan Special delicacy is fashionable right here and is priced at Rs. 250 for a thousand ml field.
“Haleem is my preferred Iftar meal as it is very nutritious and complete of proteins and also has superb flavor, since it’s available simplest in Ramzan, I make certain to take home Haleem frequently for Iftar,” says Mohammad Ismail, who cautiously stacked his haleem packing containers on his scooter.
Desserts like Shahi Tukda, which is priced at Rs. One hundred fifty in keeping with box, Special Faloodas at Rs. 15 in line with a cup, Spring Rolls both vegetarian and non-vegetarian at a rate of Rs. 25 and Rs. 60 respectively, Samosas each vegetarian and non-vegetarian priced at Rs. 20 and Rs. 10 respectively are different favorites at Khan’s.
Etihad Arabian Restaurant
If you want to have a dinner party with mouth-watering but pocket-pleasant Arabian meats and dessert treats, then Etihad is a perfect place to visit. Located in Siddique Nagar, it specializes in Arabian meals. Mohammad Huzaifa Rehman, the chef and the restaurant owner, is certified by the Yemeni Government.
Speaking to Star Of Mysore, he says, “This year we’ve brought a special dessert ‘Dil e Firdaus’ which is a mixture of Saffron, Khova, Chironji, Milkmaid and all varieties of nuts which makes a super dessert after Iftar. This dessert is extraordinary with us and is to be had nowhere else in Mysuru.”
