Member Topic: Have you ever been addicted to a restaurant food item? - Page 22

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

check out haandi in london. One of my favs whenever i am there. Another place is in mayfair. Dubai also has a lot of good fare as do many places in nyc.

btw as a northie, i love idli dosas also. Just cant eat it every day though.... just because it would be too heavy. Ditto with mutton if it's well made.

ps- i notice sambar tastes differently depending where one eats. Wonder if thats regional differences dwn south. Saravna bhawan is great imo.

Where in London is this haandi restaurant???

Recommend me some more restaurants too. Lets exchange some names😆

haandi is across from Harrod's.

benares in mayfair

- the two above are not exactly cheap :)

then there's a north west frontier restaurant across wembley stadium (dont remember the name but its hard to miss imo)- i would go there for just the weekend buffet before/ after football when in town. It's a bit of a dive but has food tastes good

there are others too but i liked the ones above more. Dont much care for the bangladeshi ones palming themselves off as Indian.

and if youre looking for non-Indian, there's are 4 or 5.... mostly in mayfair that i like. Excellent food.

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

haandi is across from Harrod's.

benares in mayfair

- the two above are not exactly cheap :)

then there's a north west frontier restaurant across wembley stadium (dont remember the name but its hard to miss imo)- i would go there for just the weekend buffet before/ after football when in town. It's a bit of a dive but has food tastes good

there are others too but i liked the ones above more. Dont much care for the bangladeshi ones palming themselves off as Indian.

and if youre looking for non-Indian, there's are 4 or 5.... mostly in mayfair that i like. Excellent food.

I checked out the menu of both Haandi and Benares and Benares has my mind blown. Not surprised that it's a Michelin star. I've never seen a menu like that before.

Macchi Ceviche Chaat

Lucknowi Style Scottish Lobster Yakhni Pulao

Meen Dakshini

😲 I'm so totally sold!

I wanna go to the Shard too next time I'm there... not sure what the food's like but I'm sure the view is hard to beat.

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

haandi is across from Harrod's.

benares in mayfair

- the two above are not exactly cheap :)

then there's a north west frontier restaurant across wembley stadium (dont remember the name but its hard to miss imo)- i would go there for just the weekend buffet before/ after football when in town. It's a bit of a dive but has food tastes good

there are others too but i liked the ones above more. Dont much care for the bangladeshi ones palming themselves off as Indian.

and if youre looking for non-Indian, there's are 4 or 5.... mostly in mayfair that i like. Excellent food.

What do you mean by not exactly cheap...now my broke ass is too afraid to check the prices🤣

oh its not bad. just its not fast food prices. Go for it. Indulge those buds, bud😛

Originally posted by: Zeal17

I only see chicken In your post 😅

Don know at wat time I posted here . Doctor advised me to avoid chicken 😭

Originally posted by: Gul_9

Looks delicious!

How do I bookmark this.

Originally posted by: Zeal17

I've been ordering this same food item for last 10 days. Cheese + Spinach + Corn is a match made in heaven.

Just an update.. after ordering it more than 100 times Restaurant has finally increased price of this item for me to not find it worthy anymore.😆

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

Boroni Bonjon (consisting of fried eggplants that are cooked with a tomato sauce and seasoned with lots of garlic and mint. Borani Banjan is served with thick yogurt). It is compulsory to eat this with Afghan bread.

Boloni (Filled with either potato, leek or pumpkin). It is essentially a flatbread that is stuffed with a variety of ingredients and then fried. You eat it with either yoghurt or chutney.

Ashak (Chives dumpling topped with yogurt, split peas and tomato sauce garnished with mint).

Kachaloo Korma/Qorma (Potato wedges cooked with tomato base sauce+ mild spices and herbs garnished with coriander). Eat this with bread, fresh chili and squeeze a bit lemon. YUM.

Sabzi (You know what this is)

All gravy dishes can be eaten with Afghan bread or with chalaw (white rice) or palao.

Oi, when are you trying this? 😡

I like chipotle food I have it regularly

I am not addicted to any food item properly