Excellent video for those who are curious about Kashmiri cuisine! The photography and commentary are both great. I appreciate the detailed information in the description section. I will definitely plan to visit this unique restaurant during my next trip to Bangalore which happens to be the city I was born and brought up in. Thanks again for a lovely journey into Kashmiri cuisine!
Went to this place with family over the weekend, amazing food. For the first time I had the wuthentic Rogan Josh. Thanks for sharing this hidden gem of Whitefield!
Haakh is NOT palak, it's a green leafy vegetable called as "Collard Green" or "Haak Saag". Palak and Saag are entirely two different green veggies. Thanks!
As per this video and your recommendation. We went to this place today and the food was just amazing the taste and the quantity was too good. Also the place has such a heritage vibe, enjoyed a lot.. thank you guys
Actually , We thank you, it is very comforting to know that someone liked the place we recommended 😊 it is the whole point of starting this channel. Glad you liked it.
Just for your information... Chicken is not a kashmiri pandit cuisine item. Kashmiri pandits only ate lamb/goat meat and fish. In olden days they never ate chicken and egg. Moreover haak is not spinach...
Had been to this place after watching this video. Unfortunately, the food dint match to our expectations, instead it was disappointing. The mutton rib was chewy and not as soft as shown in this video. We did otdered the wazwan thali, and this was heartbreaking, they charge a bomb-1375 for 1 piece of chicken, meat ball, rice rajma and salad. We can chose from much better options when the bill comes to 4-5k for two people.
@@Quixotic5666 Kabargah and tabak maz are to 2 similar dishes made with a little difference. Tabak Maaz is from Kashmiri Muslim cuisine where as KabarGah is from Kashmiri Pandit cuisine :)
Yeh restaurant google pe dekha tha .. pehle laga ki South Indian restuanrt hai naam se baad mein pata chala yeh toh ek Srinagar ke old bridge ke naam pe restaurant hai .. Sawan khatam hone ka wait hai to try this place ..
Thank you both for the amazing review and recommendation. Just wanted to know did you guys order the Wazwan Trami? As I could see multiple variety of food was there in that thali and even we want to try the same thing you tried hence asking. Thank you again for the great work you guys are doing.
The one which we had was the habba kadal saal, this has both wazwaan and kashmiri pandit delicacies in it. You can have only Trami also. 😊 and thanks for all the great words
@@travellingmunchies Thank you so much for the response. Sorry for disturbing you guys but one last question how many people can eat this as this as I believe this has both Veg and Non Veg options available. Was Kabargah also part of this package? Please keep up the good work
@@Sunil_Manohar009 no disturbance at all !! This is why we started the channel so we can talk about food with passionate foodies. This Habba Kadal Saal can be shared by5-6 people , yes Kabargah was the part of the meal. The price is around 6600/-. The quantity would be more than it is shown in the video. As they were kind enough to customise the meal for us, as we went as food vloggers. Sorry for late reply.
Really tempted to visit the place. Would you by chance know if the meat they serve is Halal. I tried reaching them directly to enquire but didn’t get a response.
@4:52 datz lamb meat, ppl should no that restaurants will be serving goat meat n claiming it as lamb Lamb meat will nvr be pink , I'm commenting this particular comment coz I saw ur video in some restaurant where u told the meat is pink inside, this just want ppl to understand the difference btw goat n mutton, goat meat is cheaper than lamb, n most of the restaurants cheat, this restaurant looks like its serving really good quality food I'll definitely go here, thanks for ur video, I'm a new sub here on ur channel 😊
We didn’t mention the rates because this platter doesn’t exist in their menu. They created one just for us. Their is Habba kadal saal which has same dishes but with enhanced quantity for Rs. 6500/- good for 5-6 people. Sorry for the delayed response.
Can you guys also please confirm whet you guys ordered for both Veg and Non Veg items? Was that a platter or you guys ordered ala carte? Please confirm
@@Salman.XX2 you can say influence yes but this is been from last 600 years that is part of culture now for both kashmiri pandit and muslims and we love it . What's wrong in it
Believe me, there is a lot of knowledge required for making a video, but a little is also required to comment. Kashmiri pandits consume non-veg because of the lack of vegetation there. They don’t use ginger garlic though.
@@travellingmunchies when it comes to kashmiri food, dishes may be non veg, i agree. However when it comes to pandit, they are scholars of sanatan belief. The pandit is like phd and the old Kashmir was ranging from today's j&k, himachal, uttarakhand, some region of panjab and haryana. Islamist came to kashmir and tried kashmiri recipe to experiment with meat to make these dishes but pandit are still pure so the objection is. So this is clear brainwashed mind which thinks heaven on earth was lacking veggies.
@@sarvameya3127kashmiri pandits are not that pandits which are like of UP bihar The Pandit title was given by Akbar beacuse of there knowledge. Are they considered kashmiri brahmin yes are they pandit no are called kashmiri "pandit " as a community title not as a pandit ...there is lot kashmiri thing other people do not know .and kashmiri hindus are eating meat from last 5000 years.
Pandits and non veg!!! Never trying this fake place. Maybe heaven for non vegetarian but no true Brahmin or Pandit can use tamsik food. I respect your love for non vegetarian food but please do not try to market it as kashmiri pandits cuisine
Market as kashmiri pandit cuisine it is kashmiri food you know nothing we all kashmiri eat these from last 5000 years . Every state has its own dish when begal brahmin , kokan brahmin , tamil brahmin eat meat why not kashmiri brahmin . It is part of food and We kashmiri hinus are 98% non veg .
@@internationalist713 I have been to this place. They do not market food as kashmiri pandit. It's just kashmiri cuisine food. I will just blame immature food bloggers to add unnecessary terms. For you I will say- dhondhu just chill
it is not like last 5000 or 6000 years Hindus in kashmir ate non veg, but yes from last 1000 years or so almost 99 percent Hindus of kashmir eat non veg food, This could be result of cold climate, land of nagas, bhairav s, many local deities who were offered fish etc as well as Islamic influrnce•Islam came yo Kashmir in 9 AD but became prominent political forces by 12AD or 13AD
