Indian Food In Europe

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Dilli6 The Indian subway With Bar

May 11, 19

I decided to give a try to the Dilli6 The Indian subway based concept restaurant .It is opened by Mr Abhijeet Sawaani and his beautiful Girlfriend Marketa .It is comfortably situated close to the metro Koblisy,Prague 8.

I am a huge fan of Entrepreneurship and often write about it and the power of goal settings on my blog at noblethoughts.This place is true example of shear raw entrepreneurship….

D6(Abbreviated from Dilli 6)Indian Bistro

It is a small and compact Indian fast food concept restaurant where you could get the average Indian buffet .Buffet,like any where else in Prague during the weekdays for lunch.The uniqueness of this place is you can create your own menu for the food ,The some what Subway type.You could choose from the range of breads/Rice,Main dishes(Proteins) and the side dish and create your decent Indian meal.

We reached the Dilli6 The Indian subway last week with my wife for Lunch.Were greeted with the welcoming smile by Marketa (co-founder of the place) while creating some unique exotic cocktails at their bar.

The interior of the place is elegantly designed for you to feel a fusion of an Indian restaurant along with the modern American fast food chain concept.

The buffet although not so varied and large in menu as other places but of high and good quality,consisted of some tenderly semi fried salted potatoes with black pepper.Thick and spicy Channa Masala,Basmati rice and Palak Chicken (Chicken tenderly cooked in Spinach).The table included some original Indian Pickle,Thick sweet and salted yogurt ,Beetroot Salad,a couple of Indian Chutney.The meal included as well on order a plate of hot creamy vegetable soup.

Hot garlic sliced Naan were served individually on every table ……

I ordered for the plate of soup while my wife chose to hit straight the main menu which looked so appetizing and mouth watering. The creamy Vegetable soup was indeed delicious and cooked with dedication and well served. Marketa brought me a Glass of Non- alcoholic beer and my wife ordered for a glass of Ginger tonic for her.

While we were enjoying and chatting:

I was greeted by Abhijit who introduced me to his entrepreneurial endeavor here and how they planned with Marketa to grow it in the times to come. I was surprised to know from him that the tender Palak Chicken I was eating was first cooked in Tandoor and then gradually cooked on gentle fire along with the spinach.

This is some thing I would say so different and unique to the usual boiling of the chicken you would find.This is what gave the mouth watering touch to the dish……

The place was frequented by oncoming customers who seemed to be regular visitors here and seemed to be happy enjoying the atmosphere.

They had on back ground some soothing Indian music playing while Marketa and Abhijit narrated about their patented unique Concept Meal.

I with my wife had some good time enjoying the well cooked lunch and served with much love .I was duly recommended to try the in house dessert specialty of Gajrela ( seasonal pudding made from carrots).It was so proudly served hot and added so well to our culmination of the appetizing Indian meal.

We enjoyed the subway way:))))))))

The place is true example of the entrepreneurial effort and “To go ahead and do the thing attitude“ of both Abhijit and Marketa.

A big applause to both of you for the initiative and shall be checking back and following their growth.

Enjoy your meals…….

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Indian Jewel Restaurant-The feather in the cap

May 02, 19

Yesterday for a meetup with a Latin American friend we chose to have Indian lunch. We met at my favorite Indian Jewel Restaurant in the old town of Prague.

Now what I love about Indian Jewel is its so centrally located position right next to the famous Astronomical Clock in Old town and the Charles Bridge .This makes is so easy meeting with friends and for business meetings. It just becomes feasible for everyone. Just out side the Restaurant you can see their huge Summer Terrace. This is just mind blowing with the amount of people that can lunch/dine there at a time.

The adjacent Summer Terrace is from an Irish Pub where you can see people drinking and enjoying beer. They usually converge to the Yummy Indian Food at Indian Jewel subsequently.

My wife joined me as well for the lunch. She was so thrilled to observe this convergence of taste. From beer to the mouthwatering Indian food.

Since the weather was getting little chilly,

so we decided to sit inside the restaurant (love the interiors of this place). The waiter greeted us with the wide smile for which i love this place.Asked for the order,gently penning down duly in to his order book in hand.

We were gently told that today being a holiday they do not serve lunch menus as such.We chose “A la carte”.My friend since a lamb lover chose to taste the medium spiced Rogan josh with some Garlic Naan.I ordered for myself Chicken Tikka Masala (obviously hot spicy as i love it) and my wife ordered for Hot Dal Makhani( her favourite).The Dal Makhani was duly served in a small eye catching Indian style traditional bucket .

We ordered for some thick and creamy Raita as a side dish to keep the check on the spicy affects of the food and plate of vegetable Salad .The Salad was served in a huge plate to us. Since i am a big rice lover ordered for a fluffy plate of hot Basmati rice which looked so attractive on the table.All this time we enjoyed our meal.

We talked about ….

Indian food and Indian culture, Latin America and the Spanish restaurants in Prague and life and business and all that was so pending to be talked about in our minds:)

The yummy Rogan josh ,spicy chicken tikka Masala ,thick condensed Raita and the yummy full of butter Dal Makhani gently melting in our mouths .While we laughed and enjoyed our chatting and i could see the empty hall to which we had entered into was now slowly getting filled up.

On looking around more than half of the place was full with Indian tourists .They were lavishly enjoying every bit of the yummy food here.

2 hours almost flew by..

as we chatted and enjoyed our meal.It was by now that i could feel and see that we all have had our fill of the lunch and its time for those yummy Indian sweets:))))))

I and my friend we ordered for hot Gulab Jamun and my wife chose to try the thick Rice Kheer what they had on board.

We enjoyed every bit of our food in Indian Jewel Restaurant and the time so well spent with the restaurant almost full by now as we were leaving.

The serving staff so pleasant and smiling that it just elevated the appetite for the guests i presume…..

We agreed on our return to this place next month again for another round of yummy Indian meal.Next on the agenda would be some Spanish food at a place of choice of my friend:)

For me,The Indian Jewel Restaurant remains a feather in the cap for the Indian food in Prague with its original indigenous and authentic way of cooking and serving the true Indian food in the heart of Prague………

Enjoy your meals and lots of love to you all…

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Indian food in Centre of the town-Lal Qila

April 25, 19

Lal Qila in Prague is a newly renovated Restaurant providing Indian food right in the Centre of Prague where i had my mind blowing lunch yesterday. Lal Qila means the Red Fort in English is a historic fort that takes us back to the history of the Medieval India.In the modern day now it has become famous for its street food and range of exciting restaurants that have come up around the Lal Qila In Delhi.

The place had been closed for some time for renovation. It has come up really beautiful from inside out .The food they offer is a buffet menu during the lunch hours,happens to be fully refreshing and filling ,right with a new start Indian food in Centre of the town i guess:)

The buffet menu……

It had wide menu starting with some yummy Tomato Soup and further included spicy Potatoes mashed in aromated Indian spices,Rajma tenderly cooked,Paneer masala,Mixed vegetable dish(a mixture of different vegetables cooked gently in Indian spices) with some fresh Salad on side.

The non vegetarian dish was a yummy Traditional Indian Chicken Curry accompanied by hot fluffy Basmati rice.To my big surprise they had on board soft and tender hot Chicken wings as well included in to the buffet although this is not a very Indian combination of dishes but i decided to have a bite of it and enjoyed it:)))))

The hot Naans were served to each table separately coming in nice metallic traditional Naan Plate.

I ordered for some Salted Lassi (my favourite) for drinks which was duly served promptly with due care and attention.

The service of the place is awesome some what unique with the serving staff wearing Red Kurta on them ,a some what traditional Bengali feature i would say.It looked awesome and soothing with the light and cool interiors of the newly renovated place.

The back end music played was a mixture of Hindi and Bengali songs creating a some what pleasant an experience.

I finished my lunch with some sweet Sooji Halwa what they had for dessert adding to my full satisfaction….

The over all place seems so quiet,comfortable and well served with some good food and service on board.The service of the place is just excellent .The incoming guest feels so enlightened and happy right from the moment you are in there.

I would highly recommend this place to friends and others to go to for true Indian food experience.

Enjoy your meals…..

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Cozy Family Run Restaurant in Prague 10-Sada Punjab

April 18, 19

Sada Punjab translated from Punjabi language in English as “Our Punjab”,Its a small and cozy family run Indian Restaurant where i enjoyed my lunch today.The place is so different than many of the fancy Indian restaurants in the town with their homely atmosphere.

Its run by a family who dedicatedly brings to the town a close to the home made Indian food with their authentic home touch service.

The interior of the restaurant is so informal and ground to earth with the food equally so tasty and close to what you would eat in a typical house in Punjab.

Like any where else they had the “all you can eat” buffet to my surprise, which included of some Aloo baingan sabzi (Eggplant mashed with spiced Potatoes cooked so tasty with that home made touch),Chicken tikka Masala, Kala Chana, Raita withVegetable Salad with the hot plain rice and Naans duly served separately to each of the guest .

This serving of the Naan separately to each Guest was so reminding of that very family and cohesiveness and of the home made meal back in India:)

Mr Rasal Singh with his wife and 2 beautiful kids have made the place, so comfortable cozy family run restaurant as home and you could feel it in the air of the place .The not so many guest sitting seemed to be pretty happy and content around.

I had some coke for the drinks accompanied and some sweet mouthwatering Rasgulla to finish the homely experience of lunch

Was offered a hot cup of tea immediately after the content lunch making it the true home experience that i would have had back in India.

Shall be returning back here next time with family whenever would have that nostalgia of home back in India:))))

Enjoy your meals…….

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Quick lunch at Rangoli-The new colourful restaurent .

April 10, 19

Being in Prague 5 area today after meetings i decided to have a quick lunch at the recently opened Indian Restaurent Rangoli.

Rangoli in Hindi means an ancient traditional art form passed on from generation to generation.

The entrance of the restaurent looked attractive and beautifully designed but the hind side of it is that there is no immediate parking place near to the restaurent.So after doing a little bit of spade work on the parking place i could finally get to the restaurent.

Right at the reception on the ground floor was greeted by the guy there and was directed to the basement for the Buffet lunch menu.

The buffet display of lunch menu was alluring with beautiful traditionally Indian carved dish containers full of all the yummy looking dishes.

Was greeted by a staff incharge of the place with a some sort of tiredness in voice and face,but the plates on the table looked attractive and big:)))

This is the time of Hindu Navratari (when non vegeterian including of egg is not eaten by many in India),so i went on filling my plate with some vegeterian dishes in place.

To my delight ,There was Rajma, Dal channa , shimla mirch (Capsicum)masala which caught my eyes immediately.On careful inspection i could find also a dish called Broccoli masala(not a traditional indian dish or perhaps i never heard of it ever).Never the less i had a serving of it as well to get the taste.(Tasted good)

The Naans were brought in hot.The table had to my surprise some thing unique i had never ever seen at any other place in Prague,it had more than 6 varieties of chutney (or sauces perhaps,i could not taste them all).

The menu had some good crispy papadums which were really yummy and to my full enjoyment.

The interior of the restaurent is decent and felt good but looked empty to my surprise (time was just 1:30 pm).The place had more of the working staff wandering here and there rather than the customers.

The quality of the food i enjoyed in general if only the simla mirch masala had some more capsicum in it than the load of potatoes it had.Also if the Rajma (really yummy cooked) container was refilled etiquettely while the customers were still enjoying meals and not left empty.

The experience was more or less good with me finishing the lunch with some sweet kheer they had on board.

I did not order any thing to drink as usually i do with my non alcoholic beers or some mango/salted lassi this time(could be due to the level of service not with standing what i had expected)

I do hope this shall improve in the times to come for them till my next visit there.

Enjoy your meals……….

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The Thali Experience at Nebu

March 26, 19

Last week during my hectic schedule with the launch of our new Digital marketing company at victoriadigitals ,I saw my self landing into Nebusice for the thali experience at Nebu restaurent,just outskirts of Prague.I hit into the famous and the so in news Nebu Restaurent.This is a Pan Asian Grill Restaurant with whole range of Indian food on their menu and not only…

The place….

It is situated in a peaceful surroundings with all the greenery around.The sound of birds enchanting in the air. As i entered the place was greeted by the guy at the reception with his warm smile embracing full hospitality.

Nebu boasts of the true Gastronomy experience ensuring it to be cozy and comfortable of a true eat out with fancy interiors which would awaken the appetite in you instantly.And that’s what happened with me😊)))

So,I chose to try their so proudly advertised Nebu Thali (Non vegetarian version),which was served in a short span of time with the big smile and love rendered.

I ordered for some Non alcoholic beer as usual which they served chilled on their in-house bar (wide spectra of cocktails and wines).The experience of Thali was awesome with some fantastic mouth-watering Roghan josh ,Chicken tikka,and some truly made to feel you good Naan and few other dishes accompanied.

While enjoying the fantastic dish ,I was greeted by the Owner of the place Mr Sunil Chawla,who happens to be a dynamic man of all flares and taste and a true party man.He indeed is fond of fine dining and drinks and a true experience creator as per the short chat we had with him😊

The Nebu Thali experience was unique,one of its kind and I was so ever happy dropping in here and shall look forward to the future meals here with family and friends.

Enjoy your meals………

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Start of the Spring with some mind blowing Chicken Tikka Masala

March 05, 19

Yes ,Its the start of the spring we have now.The time and mood is so ideal for some good food,take a breath back and gather all your energies to hug the upcoming summers…….

And when we talk of food and in my case if it is Indian food,what could be better than a mouth watering plate of Chiken Tikka served hot with some fresh Naan coming straight from the oven on to your plate.

So here i was on this day today for it at the Indian Jewel Restaurent for lunch enjoying their renowned Chiken tikka Masala Menu served every afternoon. The food i loved every bit of it along with my evertime childhood favourite lemon onion and green chilli salad and a glass of Non alcoholic beer.

What is remarkable of this place i have always loved for is the muticulturalism.It is one place in Prague where you would find people of different cultures and nationalities enjoying the prowd Indian food (My respect and love to you all).

This time it was an arabic family enjoying the food along with a small child who was asking more of those hot Naans they had ordered and behind me a group of chinese enjoying the same:)

Ordered for a similar take away for a friend of mine whom i was seeing after lunch in his office and whom i have not met for quite some time.

I love the place as much as i would want my next meeting to be here with my friends and loved ones.

Enjoy your meals…….

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Year End Lunch at Restaurent Namaste In Prague 8

December 22, 18

One thing i love living in Prague is that you have the options to eat at all the new Indian Restaurents opening all around the town(and the country) at this beautiful time of the year.

And once again i invited few my friends for the long asked for Indian meal,that i decided to finally take care of during the end of the year.

The place we chose was the new Indian Restaurent Namaste India for a quick lunch in between the work schedules.

The place is recently opened and have a proud all you can eat lunch buffet for 135 Czk (Around 6 Euro)a plate.I was so surprised to see the wide range of dishes they have on board starting chicken and vegeterian dishes to an original Lamb dish (Yes you read it correct,Lamb dish )included right in the cost of the buffet menu. This has never been accomplished in Prague earlier to my knowledge:)))

I must give a big applause to the owners of the Namaste India for this acheivement. The menu had good choice of vegetable salad and a quick milk kheer to go as the dessert.

There is a decent bar available for the drinks to order from with a pretty decent service rendered.The bar has on board 3-4 different types of freshly made juices which can be ordered separately as a supplement to the buffet menu.

The restaurent as whole can boast of an excellent service on board they have and i shall look forward to be back here soon with more time at hand.

The lunch was quick and enjoyable with my friends all happy and content leaving with good memmories of the time spent together:))))

Once again i do feel so proud and honoured to see the Indian food loved and enjoyed by the global community from all around the world.

Happy Meals……

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