This one is a Punjabi dhaba and that too in the heart of the city!! Replete with an earthy tandoor, paan wallah, pathan suit clad waiters, posters of old amitabh movies and popular bollywood numbers. Located on the terrace of Museum Inn, that's Angheti for you!! hara bara kabab and sev papdi chaat as starter are yummy to eat. My personal favourite has to be makki di roti with paneer burgee while sreenesh likes lachcha parantha with mixed vegetable gravy. all this washed down by creamy lassi and jaljeera will make for a sumptuous meal for two!!so the next time you crave for real punjabi food instead of going to the outskirts if bangalore go straight to angheti..meal for two would be anywhere between Rs 600-Rs 800. Located in museum inn,on the fourth floor.
Our FAS rating out of 5:
Food: 3.5
Ambiance:4
Service:3.5
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Sunday, June 22, 2008
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Oye Amritsar!
This one is for the Punjabi food lovers. Punjabi starters, main course, drinks, desserts and music, with Punjabi looking waiters to boot. Dim lights and a cool ambience with a dance floor to boot. What do we think? Well, its balle-balle all the way!
On a sultry B’lore evening lassi with malai marke was just the perfect drink- and it was delicious. Bharwan aloo highwaywalle ( potato dumpling stuffed with paneer and assorted veggies) served with pudina chutney was finger licking. Kadai paneer amritsari with butter paranthas and makki roti turned out to be a great meal.
Great place, good food and not frightfully expensive too!
Meal for two- Rs 650
Located in church street road behind Barton Center with Oye Shava on the 5th floor- open roof top and Oye Amritsar on the 4th floor for all the chilling indoors.
Our FAS rating ( out of 5):
Food- 3.5/5
Ambience -3.5/5
Service – 3.5/5
This one is for the Punjabi food lovers. Punjabi starters, main course, drinks, desserts and music, with Punjabi looking waiters to boot. Dim lights and a cool ambience with a dance floor to boot. What do we think? Well, its balle-balle all the way!
On a sultry B’lore evening lassi with malai marke was just the perfect drink- and it was delicious. Bharwan aloo highwaywalle ( potato dumpling stuffed with paneer and assorted veggies) served with pudina chutney was finger licking. Kadai paneer amritsari with butter paranthas and makki roti turned out to be a great meal.
Great place, good food and not frightfully expensive too!
Meal for two- Rs 650
Located in church street road behind Barton Center with Oye Shava on the 5th floor- open roof top and Oye Amritsar on the 4th floor for all the chilling indoors.
Our FAS rating ( out of 5):
Food- 3.5/5
Ambience -3.5/5
Service – 3.5/5
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