#Tandoori Glass

[peachiipiie]

Bonus ⭐️

Said nwn and thems fightin’ words

This was very silly, took me way too long and, I ended up just slapping color on it by the end

However, it is my most favorite creation and they live in my heart dearly 🌟

[miastideclock]

nightfood, bang chan

nightfood ˈnīt 'füd

noun noun: nightfood; plural noun: nightfood

a night meal, typically a greasy or unhealthy one. one is typically extremely intoxicated when consuming night food.

“we have to get nightfood after the club.”

origin: i just made it the fuck up.

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word count: 8.3k warnings: original character (she/her - afab - long, dark hair), mentions of food, mentions of alcohol, strong language, not edited even a little bit.

i was just gonna write down an idea i had, and seven hours later i had accidentally written the whole thing, idk this is stupid and came to me in a fever dream i had without having a fever :)

Cast,

Mila 24, adventurous drunk. Favorite nightfood includes gyros and tandoori baguettes.

Chan 25, borderline sloppy drunk. Favorite nightfood includes fried chicken and an obnoxious amount of orange soda.

Changbin 23, dancing and giddy drunk. Favorite nightfood includes sweet potato fries and chilli mayo.

Jisung 22, gotta peel him off the walls typa dunk. Favorite nightfood includes pizza with questionable toppings.

Lights were flashing, the intense beat of the music shaking the floor under the feet of the people on the dance floor. The venue was packed full of people wanting to enjoy the event of the night; a DJ from out of town. Raving and hyping each other up, going absolutely crazy on the floor was something Mila had gotten used to by now, as the DJ was at the club once a month, and she happened to work there.

On her side of the bar, the energy was a bit different. Just like the drunken crowd, her heartbeat was high and sweat was beading around her hairline, but unlike the partiers, she was rushing and stressing enough for her entire head of hair to turn grey.

“Six tequila shots and a beer!” "Absolutely not, I’m cutting you off."

“Jack and coke!” "Did I say it was your turn to order?"

“Can you make me a custom drink?” "I would love to say yes if there weren’t a hundred and fifty other people in line right now. NEXT!"

Holding three glasses in one hand, she made the vodka-redbulls that had been ordered within twelve seconds, all while taking the next order. Grabbing two bottles by their neck, she filled shot glasses upon shot glasses, handing them out to the patrons.

On the other side of the club, a three member group entered, looking around at the scene ahead of them. Chan, Jisung and Changbin had heard about tonight's event and decided to stop by to check out the energy. The club they found themselves at wasn’t usually their go-to as it was a bit of a distance from the city center, but going once in a while didn’t mind them. Without as much as talking between themselves, they beelined for the bar, as that was what they always did when they entered a club. Drink first, dancing and other shenanigans second. Chan lead the way, despite him most likely not getting anything at the bar. He usually opted for a soft drink or just some water as he didn’t love the taste of alcohol.

Not after long, they were the next in line, keeping their attention on the barkeep so they would be ready to order when they were next. What they didn’t expect however, was for the bartender to be as skilled and efficient as she was. She was around their age, maybe closer to Chan than Jisung, but not far off; and they could all admit she was beautiful. Her dark hair was tied up, a few flyaways and baby hairs sticking to the back of her neck, and her skin had a slight shine, both probably due to sweat. The three boys were all in awe as she held six bottles of beer in her arms, uncapping them at the speed of light with her bar-blade and placing them in the iced bucket on the bar. The guest in front of them took the bucket and left, leaving them to order next.

“What can I get you boys?” She asked. She didn’t smile, but she wasn’t by any means mean mugging them. She was tired from the hectic workload, and that much they could respect.

“Two vodka-redbulls please.” Jisung ordered for him and Changbin, tapping his card on the terminal when the bartender let him know it was ready for him. In record time, she had grabbed to glasses, filled them with the correct amount of alcohol, iced them, and topped them with the energy-drink of choice. Changbin grabbed the glasses as she handed them over, and they left the bar as soon as they could, not wanting to be in the way of the next patron. What the two boys didn’t expect, was for the next patron to be Chan.

“Trouble you for a GT?” He ordered, the girl in the bar nodding as she made the drink while putting his order into her machine to let him pay. Jisung raised an eyebrow and looked over to Changbin who seemed to be equally confused. Chan then stepped over to them with his drink in hand, and together they found a table.

“So you drinking tonight?” Changbin stated the obvious, waiting for Chan to explain himself. It wasn’t that he wasn’t allowed, but he usually gave the boys a heads up if he was gonna end up drinking. Chan returned a sheepish smile and took a sip of his drink, grimacing as he did so. “Not gonna lie to you boys, the bartender got me all turned around. I guess I just wanted to talk to her.” He admitted, then adding on that his drink of choice wasn’t the greatest. If you don’t like the taste of alcohol, you don’t usually order a gin and tonic.

The two other just chuckled at him, cheers-ed, and then got to partying.

After a solid ninety-minute rush, the bar finally quieted down a little bit. There were now few enough guests that Mila no longer had to rush at a million miles per hour, and rather could actually enjoy her work. So when a couple of girls ordered pornstar martinis, she decided to have a bit of fun with it. Instead of just grabbing the bottle and pouring the vodka into her shaker, she flipped the bottle and caught it with her bottom shaker tin, letting the right amount of alcohol pour out before she grabbed it and put it back in her speedrail. Flair had always been something she loved, both because it was fun and cool, and also because you could get insane tips from it. She continued on like this until the drinks had been strained and presented with a shot of champagne on the side.

“Wow,” it came from the next person in line when the two girls left with their drinks. Mila looked at him and recognised him as the gin and tonic guy. “Impressive.” She thanked him with a smile, then asked what she could get him. “Anything that means you can throw more bottles. Also two more vodka-redbulls for my friends, please.” He grinned, to which she returned the grimace. She entered the drinks in her system so he could pay, and then started the drink. A lynchburg lemonade was an easy flair, so Mila got to work. All while Chan stood there amazed at her actions, asking her a few questions about how long she had been doing this, etc.

“These are for you. Enjoy!” She smiled at him as she placed the three drinks in front of him. He gave her a quick thanks and a dimpled smile. Mila had to admit it was pretty cute, and internally wished he would come back to her section of the bar. It was a nightclub after all, so she was by no means the only bartender there, so it wouldn’t surprise her if they went to one of her coworkers and she never saw him again.

Her worries didn’t last for long though, as he was soon back, ordering more drinks. The brunette boy had only been served two drinks as far as she was concerned, and he didn’t seem drunk by far, but he did have a slight flush to his pale cheeks. More drinks were ordered, more drinks were made, and he was on his merry way. About ten or eleven visits from the guy, and two hours later, Mila could tell he had had enough to drink. He was slurring his words and it seemed his eyes wouldn’t fully open. It must have gotten to him all at once, cause it wasn’t that long ago he was standing in front of her cracking jokes and being all charming, making playful comments about taking her out for dinner.

“Two long island ice teas please.” He managed to get out trying to tap his card on the terminal before he was even done talking. Milas eyebrows pulled together in a concerned expression, tilting her head slightly. ”I’m sorry, sweetheart. How about a glass of water instead?” She offered, trying to defer him away from ordering more alcohol. He squinted at her, looking like he was thinking about the world's most existential question before he gave her a short nod. While she grabbed a plastic cup and filled it with ice and water, he started to sway gently back and forth, having to hold onto the bar to stop. She gave him the water and asked him to stay at the bar while he drank it. He did as he was asked and stayed put while he sipped the cold drink. Without leaving her position, Mila managed to wave over one of the runners on the floor, asking her to go grab the two guys she pointed at. Mila remembered them as this guys friends, so thought maybe they could be of assistance.

The two boys were soon over at the bar with their buddy, smiling at the bartender. ”You came with him, right?” She asked, to which they confirmed her suspicions. ”Yeah, why? Did he do something?” The shorter one of the two asked, Mila quickly shaking her head no, making sure that they knew their friend hadn’t caused any trouble. Yet, at least.

“No, but to be frank, he is probably going to be escorted out by security soon considering the level of intoxicated he is. So I was just going to suggest you maybe got him safely home?” She tried to come across as caring and as kindly as she could. She actually did care, but she also knew that drunk people have a tendency to take things the wrong way if you’re not crystal clear. The two boys then switched their attention from Mila to their friend, analysing his state. It didn’t take long for them to also see that he was much too drunk.

“Oh shit, yeah. You’re totally right. Thank you so much for letting us know, and have a great rest of your evening!” One of them told her and wrapped his arm over the drunk boys shoulder, leading him out of the club.

Once Jisung and Changbin had finally managed to get the very drunk Chan out of the venue and out into the cold air, Jisung let go of his grip around Chans shoulders. Chan stumbled a bit, almost falling onto the pavement, but caught himself last minute. “Why did we leave? I wanted more drinking of the alcohol!” He drunkenly whined, dragging out most of the words as he slurred. The two less intoxicated boys chuckled at their friend as they all started walking.

“They were closing. We had to leave.” Jisung replied, lying his ass off, just so Chan would stop pouting. This worked like a charm as Chan instantly understood and returned back to his overly happy and excited, drunk self. “Come now, let’s go get some nightfood from that deli we walked by earlier.”

Then they were on their way. The air was cool against their heated skin, warm from both the alcohol in their systems and from dancing for hours upon end. It was mid summer, so even though it was just around three thirty when they had gotten their nightfood and sat down in the empty parking lot outside the deli, the sun was slowly rising in the east.

That same sunrise held Mila company as she exited the bar after closing, making sure all the gates were locked before she walked away. It was a decent walk from her workplace to where she had parked her car, so she had plenty of time to watch the sky explode into a million different shades of orange, pink and red. After the fifteen minute walk, she got in her car and drove home with her windows down, enjoying the cool late night - early morning air. It had been an exhausting shift considering they had been two bartenders short, but she had made it out alive, and that was really all she asked. Tired feet dragged her from her car to her front door, but instead of inserting her keys into said door and letting herself in, she turned to face the sun and leaned against the door. A short minute of bright sunlight on her face was all she needed to feel rejuvenated from a shift like that.

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It had been three weeks since the boys had been clubbing, having to drag Chan out of the club before he made a fool of himself. Correction, more of a fool of himself. The morning after their outing, Chan had woken up on Changbins couch not only with a raging hangover, but also with the most embarrassing memories from the night prior. He didn’t remember all the details, but he did remember hitting violently on the bartender. He had no idea if he was actually being smooth about it or if he was acting like creep of the century, only increasing his embarrassment.

Even though the better half of a month had passed, Jisung and Changbin was still bullying the ever-loving daylights out of him for that particular night, especially since it was because of a girl. ”I really hope casanova over here doesn’t pull the same moves on some poor girl tonight.” Changbin chuckled as they were all sitting in Chan’s car, pulling into the destined neighbourhood.

They were on their way to a friends party, their first time out since the incident. Chan snorted at the comment, reminding his friend that he was driving anyway, so even if he wanted to - he wouldn’t be able to drink. “And honestly? Thank fuck for that.” Jisung added at last, unbuckling his seatbelt when they pulled up to the right house. They were a couple of hours late, so the party was already raging. The setting sun was illuminating the backyard of the host house in a stunning few shades of light, really setting the vibe as people were dancing on the glass-flooring that had been installed over the pool so they had more real estate to move around on, and also less of a drowning risk with this many drunks.

“I know we usually hit bar first when we get places, but I’m going to find Minho and say hi.” Jisung said, almost splitting away from the two others, but they soon agreed it was a good idea and joined him. It didn’t take long for them to find the party-host and greet him.

“Minho!” Changbin exclaimed and hugged his friend, Jisung and Chan following suit.

“Glad you guys could make it! Haven’t seen you in forever!” He spoke a bit loud to make sure they heard him over the music. They chatted for a few minutes, catching up before a few girls wanted Minho's attention. “Looks like I have to dip. But get your asses into the backyard and Mila will hook you up with some drinks!” He said before disappearing into the crowd. The boys did as they were told and made their way back outside. The sun had set by now, the yard being lit up with fairy-lights and torches. Jisung was the first back outside, followed by Changbin then Chan, as they all wouldn’t fit through the door at once. However, while Chan was still making his way outside, he heard Jisung absolutely lose his mind laughing, Changbin soon doing the same.

“What the fuck is wrong with you guys?” Chan gave them a look as if they were crazy, laughing at nothing. Neither of them were able to keep their composure long enough to explain their actions, but Changbin managed to point in the general direction of their amusement. Chan scanned the area of where his buddy had gestured, his heart soon dropping to the pit of his stomach. Over by the far end of the covered pool stood a makeshift bar, with a professional bartender behind it. “Are you kidding me?” Chan sighed as he looked at the girl he had so humiliatingly hit on a few weeks back.

Jisung and Changbin took a few minutes, but they finally sobered up enough to pat Chan on the back and make their way over to the bar. They greeted her, not really expecting her to remember them as she probably met thousands of customers every single weekend. But so wrong can you be.

“Hi boys, let me guess. Two vodka-redbulls for you guys, and should I just give you the bottle and a straw?” Mila chuckled as they had all fully approached the bar. She would never have said that if there were other people around, but right now it was only the three boys within earshot, so she took the opportunity to mock them a bit. Two of the boys broke out laughing, while the last one closed his eyes and smiled as a red tint appeared on his cheeks and the tips of his ears.

“I’m sorry, I’m sorry! I had to. I’m Mila by the way.” She chuckled as she prepared the two vodka-redbulls that had been confirmed ordered.

“Nah, it’s fine. I absolutely had that coming. I’m Chan, that’s Jisung and Changbin.” Chan replied once he finally looked back up, mustering up the courage to look Mila in the eye. She let them know it was lovely to meet them and gave them their drinks. As it was an open bar, there was no need for them to pay for anything.

“So what can I get you?” Mila asked, adding pressure to the ‘you’, making it a conversation between only her and Chan. Jisung and Changbin took this as their cue to step back. Chan definitely noticed them backing away, but decided to not pay them any mind in case it made it awkward between him and the bartender.

“I’m driving, so I’ll just have a glass of water or something.” He admitted, honestly relieved that he wasn’t drinking.

“You know, just because you aren’t drinking doesn’t mean that I can’t make you a drink. If you’d like I can make you something alcohol-free.” Mila said and reached for her Boston-shaker. Chan accepted her offer, and soon she was at work. Grabbing different syrups and juices, she free-poured them into her tin with some ice and shook it up. After straining it into a glass over some fresh ice and topping it off with some liquid Chan honestly had no idea what was, she presented the yellow to red gradient drink.

Chan gladly grabbed the drink and took a sip. He then admitted to her that he was absolutely blown away at how good it was. She gave him a smile and a thank you while rinsing her shaker and placing it back on her station.

“I’ll go find the guys I came with, but I’ll probably see you later?” Chan said, slowly backing up while talking to her, the grass soft under his feet as he walked. She nodded and gave him yet a smile, then turned to the group of people that walked up to her, ready for drinks.

The night blew past in a blur as the guys danced around, talked to friends, and in general just had a blast. Before they knew it, the music had died down and people had started leaving. By now Jisung and Changbin was - not drunk, but very, very tipsy.

“Ready to go home, boys?” Chan asked as Jisung chugged the last of his drink. Much to anyone's surprise, the two of them nodded yes, instantly getting ready to leave. Changbin excused himself as he ran to use the restroom before they left, Jisung taking the opportunity to return his glass to the bar for easier cleanup. Chan walked with him, having an empty glass himself.

“Heeey Mila!” Jisung greeted when they arrived, the bartender packing away her kit and tools, most likely having brought everything with her. Chan didn’t exactly see Minho owning this extensive of a bar kit, completed with spill mats and fancy pour spouts matching the rest of the kit.

“Heeey Jisung!” She laughed as she matched his borderline drunk energy. She happily took the empty cups from them and placed them in a massive tray she had behind the bar, filled with dirty cups and glasses. “You guys on your way home?” She asked, continuing to wipe down her equipment and sorting it away into her bag.

“Yeah, ending the night on a high is probably a good idea.” Chan said and chuckled, sort of hinting that he knew what happens if you don’t. Mila fully understood what he meant and chuckled with him. “You need a ride home?” He offered, suddenly realising that Minho lives in the middle of buttfuck nowhere, and it had gotten so late that public transport no longer ran.

“That’s so kind of you! Thank you, but I drove here, so I’m good.” She smiled so big her eyes almost disappeared, really showing Chan how grateful she was that he asked. He couldn’t help but notice how pretty her smile was, her nose wrinkling slightly, the ghost of a dimple showing on her left cheek.

“Of course. Get home safe though.” Chan smiled back, starting to step away from the bar once he saw Changbin return from the restrooms. “See you around.” He finally added before turning away and dragging Jisung with him towards the car, meeting Changbin on the halfway there.

The three boys soon climbed into the car and off they went. The silence was a nice contrast to the loud music that had been blasting into their heads for the past few hours, especially since they now could talk at a normal volume and still be heard by whoever they were talking to.

“I’d call this evening a success, if I’m being honest with you.” Changbin spoke from the middle seat in the back as Jisung had called shotgun. The two boys had to agree, but they also agreed it was missing one thing.

“Where are we stopping for nightfood?”

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“Four beers, four fireball shots, four tequila shots. Chop chop.” The man in the bar demanded more than anything. Customers like these always gave Mila the ick, making her not want to serve them. But since she couldn’t refuse him service without a valid reason, she decided to just match his energy and be kind of an impatient dick.

“$87.29. Chop chop.” She replied in the same bored and unimpressed tone he had used, catching the man off guard. Mila then grabbed a servers tray and prepped all of his drinks, placing them on the tray. She handed him the tray without as much as a word, and instantly turned to the next costumer.

It was the last Saturday of the month, which meant the DJ was back from out of town, hosting his monthly event. It was easily the busiest night of the month for the nightclub, but for some reason this particular Saturday was calmer than usual. There were still a couple of hundred people in the venue, but not nearly as many drunkards as there usually was. Mila didn’t mind one bit, it most likely meaning she wouldn’t be absolutely shattered by the end of it, especially since she had to walk home after work. Her car was in the shop, and her ride had bailed about fifteen minutes after she got to work, making it a lot harder for her to find someone who could get her home.

“A woowoo coming right up!” She smiled at her customer, punching it in on her till, letting the woman pay. The drink ordered was three ingredients, so it didn’t take long before it was served and left with.

Mila had so graciously been given the far station of the bar for the night, meaning she got the least amount of guests ordering from her. So while she had some downtime, she wiped down her bar, restocked whatever was needed and filled the water station that was nearing empty.

“Are you busy or can I order two vodka-redbulls and a bottle with a straw?” An oddly familiar voice asked while Mila had her back turned to the guest. She whipped around and was soon face to face with Jisung and Changbin. She laughed at Jisungs joke, and then properly greeted them.

“Hi boys, good to see you!” She smiled. Had there not been a full bar between them, she probably would have taken the opportunity to give them a hug. Though she had only met them a couple of times, they had gotten surprisingly comfortable with each other. Considering most of what they had done together had been joke around, it made sense with the friendship they had sparked.

“Looking lovely as always, Mila. Hectic tonight?” Changbin greeted back, taking the chance to look around at the club. Yes, it was a fairly large crowd on the dance-floor, but Jisung and Changbin had mentioned to each other when they entered that it wasn’t near as many people as it had been last time they were there.

“Not too bad. We do have a few tables reserved though, and those parties haven’t arrived yet as far as I’m concerned. Might pick up a bit later. But what happened here? I’m pretty sure there’s usually three of you. Lost him?” She joked, grabbing a damp rag from the bar behind her and started wiping down the glasses that had gotten marks from where the water had dried on them after they got out of the dishwasher.

“Chan is meeting us here, actually. He was running late on some work things he had going. We’ll send him over once he gets here though, he probably wants one of those drinks you made him as Minho’s. He hasn’t stopped gushing about them all week.” Jisung explained, lovingly-mocking his best friend. “And two vodka-redbulls when you get the chance?” He quickly added, pulling his card out of his back pocket.

“That’s nice to hear. And you put that card away, these are on the house.” Mila quickly made the drinks and handed each drink to each guy, not bothering to put it in on her machine.

“I know we just met, but is it too early to say I love you?” Jisung asked as he realised he didn’t have to pay and put his card back in his pocket. Mila chuckled, then blew him a kiss and winked at him in a playful manner. Jisung went to ‘grab her kiss’ out of the air, but Changbin did the same thing. It ended up with them fighting over who got to keep her kiss, looking like two kids in the sandbox arguing over who gets to play with the dinosaur toy. Mila couldn’t help but laugh as she hoisted herself up so she could lean over the bar and give Changbin a kiss on the cheek.

“There, now you don’t have to fight anymore. You both got a kiss!” She grinned, Changbin looking at her and jokingly started to fan his face and pretend like he was freaking out. They kept up the jokes for a few more seconds before they laughed it off, letting Mila know they would be back at some point. She waved them goodbye and turned back around to continue slicing limes, as she had been doing when they boys came over.

It wasn’t long after that Chan came waltzing through the door, looking around for his friends. He soon spotted them at a table and made his way over, greeting them both with a variation of a handshake. They hit off a quick conversation before Changbin let Chan know that their favorite bartender was over on the far end of the bar. Chan gave a quick nod and let them know that he would be back in a second. They boys however had a strong suspicion that wouldn’t be the case, and made their way to the dance-floor as Chan left them.

Station four of the bar was empty when he finally made his way over, instantly spotting the bartender focusing on something behind the bar that was out of his line of sight. “Hey!” He had to almost yell to make sure she heard him over the music, but it worked as she perked her head up and her eyes met his. ”Hi!”

Neither of them said anything else, which in literally any other situation would be so awkward that Mila would find an excuse to leave, but for some reason she didn’t mind it with him. Even though it didn’t last too much longer, it was weirdly nice. ”Would it be too much trouble if I asked for that thing you made me last time? The alcohol free drink, I mean?” Chan was the first to break the silence between them. Well, as silent as it could be with the speakers blasting some Spanish song Mila had heard a million times by now. She quickly shook her head no, and got to work.

While she was mixing and shaking, Chan found it odd that she hadn’t put in his order, letting him pay while she made his drink like she usually did. She always chose the most efficient route according to what Chan had learned about her during their short friendship. Mila soon saw his slightly furrowed brows and came to the rescue with an explanation. “It would be kind of a dick move of me to charge you for a drink, when I just gave your boys vodka-redbulls on the house.”

“You’re too kind.” Chan smiled and took the drink she had now placed in front of him. It was the same yellow to red gradient as last time, but the nightclub lights made the colours more vibrant, this time reminding him more of a sunset than anything else. Chans original plan had been to thank her and then leave to find his friends, but conversation between him and Mila happened so naturally that he found himself leaning on the bar, talking shit for way too long.

A solid thirty minutes must’ve passed before Mila was suddenly attacked in a wave of customers. Chan knew his place and went to leave her to do her job, when he was stopped. A hand had wrapped itself around his wrist, his eyes instantly shooting to the place of contact, then trailing up the arm until he made eye contact with the owner. Mila was leaned halfway over the bar to reach him, stopping him from leaving. ”Uhm, before you go. That offer of the ride home, is that still on the table?” She looked like she was embarrassed for asking, but it only made Chan smile. He used his free hand to grab hers and lift it off his wrist.

“Of course it is.” He grinned and lifted her hand to his face and quickly kissed her knuckles before he finally left.

From then on Mila found herself looking at the clock on her till every few minutes, wishing time would go by faster. Events like these usually flew by, but now that she was actually excited for her shift to be over, time slowed down. But even with the slowest minutes known to man, three a.m. finally rolled around, meaning they were closing.

Security ushered everyone out while the bar staff was cleaning the bar. A lot had to be done after the doors to the bar closed, but Mila and her coworkers had gotten a good routine down. Before she could fully go into cleaning mode though, she realised she forgot to let security that three of the partiers were with her. She was reminded of this when she heard two of the security guards talk over the system they had through the earpiece she had yet to take out.

“There are three losers here refusing to leave. I need backup.”

“Bar," she started, letting security know who was talking. "Are these three idiots three weirdly buff guys in their early to mid twenties claiming they’re waiting for Mila?” She pressed down on a button that was attached to the wire that went out of the earpiece and into the battery box she had in her back pocket. The security the bar had on events like these were not the same they had on regular nights, so she didn’t expect them to know who the hell Mila was.

“Correct.” The masculine voice replied to her through the coms.

“Those three losers belong to me, so if you could be an angel and let them back in that would be lovely.” She spoke, following it up with an apology for inconveniencing the guards. Not long after, three guys made their way into the now brightly lit bar, runners and barbacks flying around with trays and buckets, gathering all the dirty glasses off the tables, getting them ready to clean.

“Sit wherever, I’ll try to hurry!” Mila said to the guys and then disappeared to help clean. The boys did as they were told and sat down in a booth that seemed to be mostly cleaned. They were all amazed to see the speed and efficiency of the workers rushing around. They were all working hard and thoroughly, all while talking between each other about the events of the evening, if anything of interest had happened, or just joking around. At one point two bartenders were sprinting after each other, one of them trying to spray the other with the disinfectant they had in hand. All this, and still the venue was sparkling clean after forty-five minutes.

Mila was soon stood next to the booth where the boys found themselves, her bag over her shoulder, her uniform now replaced with some comfortable looking sweats. “So sorry you guys had to wait, but I’m ready to go now!” She apologised as the three of them scooted out of the couches and stood by her.

“Nonsense, you guys used way less time than we thought you would!” Jisung waved his hand to let her know what she was sating was nothing factual. The two other agreed as they all started to head towards the exit. Mila was luckily not shift manager for the night, so she didn’t have to worry about locking up.

Mila motioned for the boys to lead the way as she had no idea where they had parked the car. Chan turned left as they stepped into the street and the lot followed. The four of them easily fell into comfortable conversation that consisted mostly of joking around and Changbin refusing that he was drunk, even though he had failed Chans test of spelling the word ‘bumble-bee’.

Time really flies by when you’re having fun, because before she knew it, Mila found herself in the backseat of Chan’s car wishing to herself that she didn’t have to go home. Her prayers were luckily answered in the form of Jisung asking the question, “Where we going for nightfood?”

“We should let the newcomer choose!” Changbin replied from Mila’s left, Jisung having called shotgun before either of them. Mila didn’t have to give it any thought before she started giving directions to the location of her nightfood of choice. Once the boys realised where they were headed, they all started cheering and getting hyped up, loving her pick.

“You officially pass every friendship test we could ever have given you.” Changbin said as they all climbed out of the car. He and Jisung had sobered up a bit by now, but not a lot. Making their way into the shop they didn’t hesitate to go up to the register and order inhumane amounts of food. Orders upon orders of fries and burgers, as well as way too many drinks. The amount of food ended up being so massive that the workers placed it in a cardboard box to give to them so they could easily bring it with them. They thanked the workers and left, walking back to the car.

Mila, who was carrying the box, asked for someone to get the backdoor of Chans car so she could sit down. She sat herself so she was sideways in the seat, her feet hanging out of the car. The guys acted on guy-instinct and sat down on the ground next to Mila, the car door remaining open. She then placed the box on the ground, in the middle of the circle they had created. They all attacked the food without mercy, grabbing burgers, fries and drinks, sauces and dips left, right and centre.

“This is easily the best meal I’ve ever had.” Chan spoke, his mouth full of burger, causing his words to come out a bit muffled. The lot groaned and hummed in agreement, their mouth equally full of greasy food. “Hear, hear!”

The silence once again came over them, leaving them to enjoy their food in peace and quiet as they were the only people in the parking lot. It made sense considering it was nearing four thirty in the morning, and the sun was starting to rise. The sky breaking into colours would never stop being amazing, no matter how many times Mila saw it happen.

The sun continued to rise while they ate, and continued still when they had announced themselves finished.

“Are you working next Friday?” Jisung suddenly asked, directing the question to Mila. She had to give it a quick thought, but ultimately shook her head no. “We’re having a party! You should come!”

Mila nodded quickly, grabbing a napkin to wipe her mouth. She then pulled out her phone while she continued to talk. “I can send you my rates and my menus if you’d like.” Her tapping away on her phone was quickly interrupted when Chan corrected her.

“No, no, no. Not to work, you should come to party! Be a person!” He spoke, letting her know she had misunderstood. Mila clicked her phone shut, no longer needing the work-files she was looking for. She asked them if they were sure, to which they all agreed. “We would love to have you there!” A smile grew on her face as she nodded yet again, happy to have been mistaken.

Conversation then floated on, topics changing every few moments all while the sun still rose to wake the world.

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I’m on a street with a weird amount of brightly coloured houses.. Does that sound right? Read 00:09

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Yup! End of the street, Bin is standing outside talking on the phone right now, you should be able to spot him any second

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Mila continued walking down the street, keeping her eyes peeled as she did so. Soon she spotted the buff baby walking slowly back and forth, red solo cup in one hand, phone pressed against his ear in the other. She picked up her pace slightly, hurrying over to her friend and sending him a wave as soon as he noticed her. The call seemed to be of importance, so he kept talking while he gave her a hug and a nod, signalling he would be right in. Mila instinctively returned the hug and nodded as a reply, making her way inside the house.

Music blared through the entire house, Mila feeling the vibrations of the bass in her bones as soon as she stepped over the threshold. She had strategically arrived a bit late so she wouldn’t be stuck in the awkward early phase of the party, so a solid crowd had already formed. There were people everywhere; kitchen, living room, hallways, bathrooms, and Mila was almost certain she had seen a group of people make their way upstairs.

Pushing her way through the sweaty bodies, she finally got to the kitchen where the island was covered in whatever you would need to make a drink. A few people stood there, concocting their poison of choice, Mila internally wincing at their methods, but didn’t want to say anything. After taking a shot with a random guy, she mixed herself a drink and maneuvered herself back into the living room. It was first then she realised the crowd in there were all facing something, a DJ booth with none other than Jisung and Chan behind it. From the looks of it, they were mixing as they played, impressing Mila enough to push to the front. She knew the song they were mixing, so she instantly sang along. The music was proper loud, so she didn’t worry that anyone could hear her tone-deafness.

It honestly felt like a concert with the way they were jumping up and down behind the booth, hyping up the crowd that seemed to match their energy. Mila found herself dancing along, first alone but suddenly a pair of strong arms wrapped around her and shook her playfully. She whipped around when given the chance and was face to face with Changbin who was now dancing with her. “Shouldn’t you be up there?” Mila leaned in to Changbin’s ear so he could easily hear her, assuming he was part of the entertainment.

“Shouldn’t you?” He rebutted, making the bartender squeeze her face together in a confused grimace. Before she could as much as catch her breath, Changbin had grabbed her hand and dragged her towards the side of the booth, entering both himself and Mila. Chan and Jisung’s faces lit up once they saw the two and moved over a tad bit to make room for them to jam out with them.

It was first now that Mila could see how many people were actually there, but she didn’t seem to care. As a bartender, she was used to drunk people looking at her, so she didn’t mind being up there, front and centre.

Their set didn’t last forever, so when they finally needed a break, they played some pre-mixed tracks and scurried to the kitchen to get something to drink.

“Where in the fuck did that come from?!” Mila exclaimed once she was making them all sorts of different drinks, even though they told her she didn’t need to.

“Come to think of it, I guess we’ve never told you what we do for a living.” Jisung chuckled as he sipped the drink she had just given him.

The four of them had gotten to know each other a solid amount considering how long they had been sitting in the empty parking lot, eating fries and talking - but it didn’t dawn on Mila until now that they had only talked about stuff that didn’t mean anything in the real world. She had no idea what they did for work, how old they were (though she had guessed them all to be around her own age), or in general what their deal was. What she did know though was Changbin’s deepest fears, why Chan was so attached to music and how to comfort Jisung when he was upset.

“You do this for a living?!” Mila exclaimed yet again, stopping whatever she was doing with her hands to fully punctuate how shocked she was. The three of them laughed and nodded.

“We’re producers!”

It was when Mila then asked what else she was missing that the conversation really took off. They had all ended up grabbing stools to sit by the kitchen island, filling her in on quite literally every single detail of their lives, making sure she was catching everything. Minutes of talking quickly ticked into hours, and the only reason they were pulled out of their own little world was when one of their friends came over and asked when they were going to be playing again.

“Oh shit, our fifteen minute break turned into sixty-five. We’ll be right there, Hyunjin.” Chan replied after checking his phone for the time. They then excused themselves to go finish their set, but Mila only ushered them away, letting them know she would be watching them from the back.

Not long after they disappeared, the vibe of the music changed completely, signalling that they were back. Mila grabbed her drink and moved to the living room, only to see that it was completely packed. She looked around for a place to watch from, and her eyes finally landed on the staircase. She pushed and forced herself through the crowd until she was at the bottom step, then she climbed a few of them to sit down. From her spot she could perfectly see all three of them, as well as most of the crowd.

She sat there for a while, moving her body to the music as much as she could while still being seated. However, she found herself stopping when she looked back at the performers and made eye contact with one of them. Chan had his eyes buried deep within her, in a manner that surprisingly made Mila shiver. It seemed like he noticed, cause he gave her a smile and a wink. A smile erupted on her lips at his actions, his eyes shifting away from her at last. He was however smiling as he looked down at his mixing board, twisting knobs and pushing buttons.

The warm feeling Mila suddenly felt was too much for her to stop smiling, even when her cheeks started hurting. She leaned her head against the railing she was sitting against, her eyes still fixated on the three guys. One more than the others.

Her attention was torn away from them when her phone started blowing up in her pocket, forcing her to check it in case of an emergency. Luckily it was just the group-chat she had with her colleagues, the lot talking about something that just happened at the club. Something about an old man busting hella moves.

Just as she went to put the phone back in her pocket, she noticed someone was standing at her feet. Looking up she was met to face none other than the flirty producer himself. “Chan? Why are you all the way over here?” She quickly questioned, looking back over to the booth where Jisung and Changbin was now stood alone. The two guys seemed to be enjoying themselves a ridiculous amount, so she suspected they didn’t mind that Chan had detoured ever so slightly.

“You don’t seem like you’re having fun, so I’m kidnapping you.” Chan replied with the biggest smile on his face, only confusing Mila more.

“Are you kidding me? You guys are so talented!” She rebutted, but Chan didn’t seem to be having any of it.

“You can think we are the world's most talented dj’s as much as you want, that doesn’t mean you’re having fun. The two aren’t mutually exclusive.” He said and reached out his hand for Mila to grab. She tilted her head ever so slightly and gave him a smile. She then shook her head with a happy sigh and grabbed his hand, letting him pull her through the crowd and out the front door.

Time had passed faster than either of them had thought, cause the pitch black outside they had expected was nowhere to be found, instead it looked like it was about be dawn, causing Chan to check the time. “How is it almost three thirty in the morning already?”

“No idea, but what I do know is that I am hungry as hell.” Mila replied and started walking in the general direction of the closest shop. After a few meters, she turned around , walking backwards now. “You coming?” She asked as Chan was still stood on the porch. Mila stretched out her arms while still moving backwards, waiting for him to do anything. This seemed to snap him out of whatever trance he was stuck in, sprinting towards Mila, who by now had made it a decent distance. He came running right at her, bending down slightly as he came up to her so he could pick her up and throw her over his shoulder, continuing to run down the road. Mila was screaming and laughing at his actions, playfully hitting her hands on his back, squealing for him to let her down.

He didn’t make it far before he finally placed her back on the ground, laughing hysterically as he did so, Mila doubled over laughing as well. “Let’s go, dweeb.”

The walk wasn’t long until they found a shop that held open. Mila got a chicken baguette they had in the display window, while Chan went for fried chicken. They also ordered the largest serving of orange soda that they could, agreeing that they could share. After receiving their food, they stepped back outside, looking around for a place to sit. With no benches or curbs in sight, Mila decided to get creative.

“I have an idea.” She announced, walking to the back of the building they had just been in. At the back stood a massive container and a few boxes. She then handed her food to Chan for him to hold, then arranged the boxes so she could climb them to get to the top of the container. She then stretched her arms out so she could take the food from Chan, placing it on top of the roof she had now reached. “Come, come.”

Chan copied her actions, and soon they were sat on top of the roof, legs dangling off the edge. As the shop was placed on top of the same massive hill as the house they had just been at, they had a stunning view of the whole, entire city. It was captivating to say the least, especially when the clock ticked on enough for the sun to peak its glowing head over the horizon, illuminating the city as well as Mila and Chan’s faces.

“I’m glad you kidnapped me. This is incredible.” Mila admitted before taking a sip of their shared drink. Chan looked over at her with a smile on his face, bravely placing his hand on her thigh and giving it a squeeze as he did so. Her reaction consisted of turning her head to face him, straw still between her lips. Their smiling eyes held contact for what they would describe as an eternity, when in reality it was only a few seconds. Without any more words being exchanged, Mila removed the straw from her mouth, then held it up to Chan, offering him a sip which he gladly took while she still held the cup, and he held her thigh.

They soon chuckled between themselves, scooted a bit closer to each other, and watched the sun fully rise.

Hope you enjoyed! -ben♡

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Experience the Indian Food with a modern twist and Craft Cocktails at Gabru Bar

Are you in search of an epicurean adventure that seamlessly blends the richness of Indian cuisine with global influences with the artistry of craft cocktails? Look no further! Desi Contemporary Indian Casual & Gabru Bar is your ticket to a tantalizing journey of flavors and libations that will leave you craving more.

An Ode to Indian Food: Exploring Menu

Prepare your taste buds for an exploration of Indian cuisine like never before. Desi Contemporary Indian Casual & Gabru Bar, celebrates the diverse and authentic flavors of India with a modern twist.

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Savor the sumptuousness of traditional Indian classics, prepared with precision and love. From biryanis to tandoori wonders to butter chicken tacos, every dish is a testament to the culinary heritage of India yet with a global influence and relatable food.

The Artistry of Craft Cocktails: Raise a Glass to Creativity

Gabru Bar is not just about cocktails; it's a haven for craft cocktail enthusiasts. The mixologists are artists, crafting libations that are as unique as they are delicious.

Explore craft cocktail creations here

Indulge in the perfect blend of flavors, as you may see Indian spices with contemporary mixology techniques. From spicy concoctions to fruity delights, cocktails are the epitome of creativity in a glass.

Plan Your Culinary Journey 

Ready to embark on this culinary and mixology adventure? Desi Contemporary Indian Casual & Gabru Bar invites you to relish the fusion of Indian food, Indian cuisine, and craft cocktails.

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Gather your friends and loved ones for an unforgettable dining experience. Gabru Bar is where great food, exotic cocktails, and a vibrant ambiance come together to create magic.

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Visit website to learn more about the restaurant and to make reservations. Join for a gastronomic journey that celebrates the essence of Indian food, Indian cuisine, and the craft of cocktail making. 

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The Best Indian Restaurants in Fresno for Every Occasion

Indian cuisine offers a rich blend of flavors, spices, and traditions that make it one of the most loved cuisines globally. In Fresno, you’ll find a diverse range of Indian restaurants that cater to all kinds of occasions, whether it's a casual dinner, family gathering, or celebratory feast. Here's everything you need to know about enjoying Indian dining in Fresno.

Why Indian Cuisine is Perfect for Any Occasion

Indian food is versatile, catering to various tastes and dietary preferences. From vegetarian dishes brimming with fresh ingredients to rich curries and flavorful tandoori items, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or simply indulging in a weekday treat, Indian cuisine sets the stage for a memorable dining experience.

What to Expect at Indian Restaurants in Fresno

A Warm and Inviting Atmosphere

Indian restaurants in Fresno often combine traditional décor with modern touches, creating an inviting ambiance. You'll often find vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and soft lighting that make the setting perfect for any meal, from romantic dates to large family gatherings.

A Diverse Menu for Every Taste

Indian menus are known for their extensive variety. Starters often include flavorful appetizers like samosas or pakoras, followed by hearty main courses featuring biryanis, curries, and freshly baked bread like naan or roti. Dessert lovers can end their meal with sweet treats like gulab jamun or creamy kulfi.

Vegan and Vegetarian-Friendly Options

One of the highlights of Indian cuisine is its abundant vegetarian and vegan-friendly options. Many dishes are plant-based, offering balanced nutrition without compromising on flavor. This makes Indian restaurants a top choice for diners with specific dietary needs.

Tips for Choosing the Best Indian Restaurant in Fresno

Check Reviews and Recommendations

Before heading out, check online reviews to gauge the quality of food, service, and ambiance. Customer feedback is a reliable way to find hidden gems that deliver an authentic experience.

Look for Authenticity

Authentic Indian restaurants often use traditional cooking methods, such as tandoor ovens and freshly ground spices, to create rich and flavorful dishes. Look for establishments that prioritize fresh ingredients and traditional recipes.

Explore Regional Specialties

Indian cuisine varies significantly by region, with each area offering unique flavors and techniques. Some restaurants specialize in North Indian dishes like butter chicken and naan, while others focus on South Indian staples like dosas and sambar. Exploring these regional varieties can enhance your dining experience.

Perfect Occasions to Enjoy Indian Cuisine

Casual Family Dinners

Indian food is perfect for sharing, making it ideal for family meals. You can order a variety of dishes to sample and enjoy together, fostering a sense of togetherness over a flavorful meal.

Special Celebrations

From birthdays to anniversaries, Indian cuisine adds a festive touch to any celebration. Many restaurants offer banquet-style dining options, complete with appetizers, main courses, and desserts to delight your guests.

Romantic Dates

The warm ambiance and aromatic dishes create a romantic setting for couples. Opt for a quiet corner table and enjoy dishes like creamy curries and fragrant rice, paired with a glass of wine or a refreshing lassi.

Quick Lunch Breaks

If you’re short on time, many Indian restaurants in Fresno offer quick lunch specials. These typically include a combination of curry, rice, bread, and a side, providing a satisfying and affordable midday meal.

Conclusion

Indian restaurants in Fresno offer a delightful culinary journey suitable for every occasion. Whether you're craving bold flavors or exploring a new cuisine, you'll find a variety of options to satisfy your taste buds. With their diverse menus, welcoming atmospheres, and rich cultural heritage, these establishments promise an unforgettable dining experience. Make your next meal an Indian feast and enjoy the unique flavors that only this cuisine can deliver.

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Best Restaurant In Panchkula

In the bustling city of Panchkula, where culinary diversity thrives, finding a place that offers authentic vegetarian dishes with a touch of homely warmth can be a delightful challenge. Apna Vaishno Dhaba stands out as a haven for food enthusiasts, providing an experience that blends traditional flavors, quality ingredients, and heartfelt hospitality. Known as the best vegetarian restaurant in Panchkula, this establishment is more than just a dining spot—it’s a celebration of Indian cuisine and culture.

Table of Contents

The Legacy of Apna Vaishno Dhaba

Why Apna Vaishno Dhaba is the Best Restaurant in Panchkula

1. Authentic Homely Flavors

2. Wide Variety of Dishes

3. Affordable Pricing

4. Hygienic and Family-Friendly Environment

5. Strategic Location in Panchkula

Signature Dishes at Apna Vaishno Dhaba

Paneer Butter Masala

Dal Tadka

Mix Veg Sabzi

Tandoori Roti

Seasonal Thali

Customer Reviews and Testimonials

The Importance of Vegetarian Restaurants in Panchkula

6 FAQs About Restaurants in Panchkula

1. What are some popular vegetarian restaurants in Panchkula?

2. What makes Apna Vaishno Dhaba stand out among other restaurants in Panchkula?

3. Does Apna Vaishno Dhaba offer home delivery in Panchkula?

4. Are there family-friendly restaurants in Panchkula?

5. What is the best time to visit Apna Vaishno Dhaba?

6. Can I host small parties or events at Apna Vaishno Dhaba?

Conclusion

The Legacy of Apna Vaishno Dhaba

Apna Vaishno Dhaba isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a journey into India’s rich culinary heritage. Established with the aim of bringing authentic vegetarian flavors to the people of Panchkula, this restaurant has become a household name over the years. The dhaba maintains a perfect balance between traditional recipes and modern sensibilities, ensuring that every meal feels like home.

Why Apna Vaishno Dhaba is the Best Restaurant in Panchkula

1. Authentic Homely Flavors

The secret to Apna Vaishno Dhaba’s popularity lies in its ability to recreate the warmth of homemade meals. Every dish is prepared using traditional recipes, ensuring authenticity in every bite. From perfectly spiced curries to soft, fluffy naans, the flavors take you back to the comfort of home-cooked food.

2. Wide Variety of Dishes

Apna Vaishno Dhaba offers an extensive menu that caters to all taste buds. Whether you’re craving a hearty plate of dal makhani, a spicy paneer butter masala, or a refreshing glass of chaas, there’s something for everyone. Their seasonal specials and thalis are especially popular among patrons.

3. Affordable Pricing

In a world where dining out can often burn a hole in your pocket, Apna Vaishno Dhaba ensures that you enjoy a sumptuous meal without breaking the bank. The affordability of their menu makes it a go-to spot for families, students, and professionals alike.

4. Hygienic and Family-Friendly Environment

Apna Vaishno Dhaba takes hygiene seriously, ensuring that every aspect of food preparation and serving adheres to the highest standards. The restaurant’s warm, inviting ambiance makes it an ideal place for family outings, friendly gatherings, and casual dining.

5. Strategic Location in Panchkula

Situated in the heart of Panchkula, Apna Vaishno Dhaba is easily accessible to locals and tourists alike. Its convenient location ensures that anyone searching for a “restaurant in Panchkula” is likely to come across this gem.

Signature Dishes at Apna Vaishno Dhaba

Paneer Butter Masala

A rich, creamy, and flavorful dish that is a favorite among paneer lovers. The perfectly cooked paneer cubes in a velvety tomato-based gravy make it an irresistible choice.

Dal Tadka

A staple Indian dish, Apna Vaishno Dhaba’s dal tadka is a masterpiece of simplicity. The smoky flavors of tempered spices elevate this humble lentil dish to new heights.

Mix Veg Sabzi

This dish celebrates the best of seasonal vegetables, cooked with just the right blend of spices to create a vibrant and healthy meal.

Tandoori Roti

No meal is complete without the perfect accompaniment, and their tandoori rotis are the ideal choice. Soft yet crispy, these rotis complement every curry on the menu.

Seasonal Thali

For those who want to sample a bit of everything, the thali is a must-try. Featuring a selection of the restaurant’s best dishes, it offers a complete dining experience.

Customer Reviews and Testimonials

The true testament to Apna Vaishno Dhaba’s success lies in the glowing reviews from its patrons. Customers rave about the consistent quality of food, the courteous staff, and the overall experience.

“The best vegetarian restaurant in Panchkula, hands down! Their paneer dishes are to die for.”

“A perfect spot for family dinners. Affordable, delicious, and homely.”

“I keep coming back for their thali. It’s a great value for money.”

The Importance of Vegetarian Restaurants in Panchkula

As Panchkula grows as a city, the demand for vegetarian cuisine has also seen a significant rise. Vegetarian restaurants like Apna Vaishno Dhaba play a crucial role in catering to this demand while preserving the culinary traditions of India. With their focus on quality, flavor, and affordability, these establishments ensure that vegetarian dining is a fulfilling experience for everyone.

6 FAQs About Restaurants in Panchkula

1. What are some popular vegetarian restaurants in Panchkula?

Some of the top vegetarian restaurants in Panchkula include Apna Vaishno Dhaba, Sagar Ratna, and Swagatam Veg Restaurant.

2. What makes Apna Vaishno Dhaba stand out among other restaurants in Panchkula?

Apna Vaishno Dhaba is known for its authentic homely flavors, affordable pricing, and a wide variety of vegetarian dishes, making it a top choice for locals and tourists alike.

3. Does Apna Vaishno Dhaba offer home delivery in Panchkula?

Yes, Apna Vaishno Dhaba provides home delivery services to ensure that customers can enjoy their favorite meals in the comfort of their homes.

4. Are there family-friendly restaurants in Panchkula?

Yes, Panchkula has several family-friendly restaurants, and Apna Vaishno Dhaba is one of the best, thanks to its welcoming ambiance and hygienic environment.

5. What is the best time to visit Apna Vaishno Dhaba?

Apna Vaishno Dhaba is open throughout the day, but evenings are particularly popular for family dinners and casual gatherings.

6. Can I host small parties or events at Apna Vaishno Dhaba?

Yes, the restaurant’s spacious seating and hospitable staff make it a great venue for small parties and celebrations.

Conclusion

Apna Vaishno Dhaba is more than just a restaurant; it’s a testament to the love and passion for vegetarian cuisine. With its commitment to authentic flavors, exceptional service, and an inviting atmosphere, it continues to be the best vegetarian restaurant in Panchkula. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, dining at Apna Vaishno Dhaba is an experience that will leave you coming back for more.

For those who seek comfort in every bite and an ambiance that feels like home, Apna Vaishno Dhaba is the place to be. Come, savor the finest vegetarian dishes and create memories with your loved ones at this cherished gem in Panchkula.

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The Week Ahead 1/6-1/12

Some of us are considering this Monday, the 6th, to be the official start of the New Year. It's been a whirlwind of holiday madness, and now it's time to get back to city living, staying warm while you fill your calendar with some stellar happenings...

$59 Rooftop Moroccan Nights Experience For Two with Food & Drinks

As the temperatures drop, things heat up in the sky at Elsie Rooftop's Moroccan Nights Immersive Experience For Two or Four that includes Appetizers, Mains, and Spiked Teapots filled with tea-infused cocktails - think Jasmine Petal Tea Cocktail, Tamayokucha Green Tea Cocktail, and more infused with a premium tipple! Belly dancers will transfix with their hips, you'll sip luscious libations, and savor eats like Angus Beef Kefta Kebabs, Tandoori Spiced Chicken Skewers, Sundried Tomato Hummus With Pita, and Couscous Salad, among other tasty dishes. Delicious in every way...

Conversation With Poet, Writer, & Playwright Nick Flynn

Kelan Nee will be in conversation with the poet, writer, and playwright Nick Flynn to celebrate his collection Felling, winner of the 2023 Vassar Miller Prize in Poetry. "Nee’s poems are magnificent, hard-earned, and have the resonance of art that intends to last." —Carl Phillips, winner of the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.

43% Off New York Times-Praised Truffle Making Classes

Give in to your sweet tooth at New York Times-applauded & award-winning chocoholic haven, Raaka Chocolate in Brooklyn! Partake in the Hand-Rolled Truffle Making Class, complete with Guided Instruction of the Ins & Outs of making these tasty treats, Hands-On Combining & Rolling of the Ingredients to create truffles, and you'll go home with the truffles you made in class!

A Standup Comedy Show With Hot Lineups

Ambush Comedy is a weekly standup comedy show in Williamsburg. Join Josh Johnson (Comedy Central's The Daily Show), Lucas Connolly (Comedy Central), and Brittany Cardwell (SiriusXM) for stacked lineups of top comics from NYC and beyond!

50% Off: A New York Times Critic's Pick Interactive Comedy Show

Join the fun at Drunk Shakespeare, where Shakespeare’s classics are hilariously reimagined with a boozy twist in this New York Times Critics’ Pick live theatre performance. For 90 minutes, a cast of five actors presents scenes from Shakespeare’s plays with an improv flair, while one actor downs five shots before performing! Choose from Balcony, Mezzanine, or Stage Side tickets for a rollicking good time filled with laughter, mayhem, and plenty of unexpected moments...

Free Spanish Wines for Winter Tasting

Astor Wines & Spirits hosts a free Spanish Wines for Winter wine tasting, drawing locals and tourists alike. A sommelier guides guests through their finest assortment of wines. Join them for a night of laughter and clinking glasses.

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Dinner Restaurant In Pleasanton CA | Curry Kona Fusion Food

When it comes to satisfying your craving for a delightful dinner experience, Curry Kona Fusion Food in Pleasanton, CA, stands out as the ideal destination. Nestled in the heart of Pleasanton at c-7, 4555 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton, CA 94588, United States, Curry Kona Fusion Food combines the rich traditions of Indian cuisine with innovative fusion flavors. Whether you’re a fan of classic Indian dishes or adventurous enough to explore modern interpretations, this restaurant promises a culinary journey like no other. For reservations or inquiries, reach out to them at +1 925-399-0599.

A Unique Blend of Flavors

Curry Kona Fusion Food is not your average Indian eatery. It’s a place where culinary artistry meets a passion for food innovation. By blending traditional Indian spices with global culinary techniques, Curry Kona has redefined what it means to enjoy Indian food. Each dish is thoughtfully crafted to balance authenticity and creativity, making it the perfect spot for dinner in Pleasanton, CA.

Ambiance That Enhances Your Dining Experience

The ambiance at Curry Kona Fusion Food is warm and inviting, providing the perfect backdrop for any dinner occasion. Whether you're planning a romantic evening, a family gathering, or a casual dinner with friends, the restaurant’s contemporary decor and friendly service create an environment that enhances your overall experience.

The soft lighting and stylish interiors are complemented by the tantalizing aroma of freshly prepared dishes, promising an unforgettable evening from the moment you step through the door.

A Diverse Menu to Satisfy Every Palate

One of the highlights of Curry Kona Fusion Food is its diverse menu. The chefs take pride in curating a selection that caters to all taste preferences, whether you prefer vegetarian, vegan, or non-vegetarian options. Some must-try dishes include:

Butter Chicken: A classic favorite that combines tender chicken pieces with a creamy, buttery tomato sauce.

Paneer Tikka Masala: A vegetarian delight featuring marinated paneer cubes in a rich and flavorful gravy.

Fusion Tacos: A unique twist on the traditional taco, infused with Indian spices and flavors.

Lamb Biryani: Fragrant basmati rice cooked with succulent lamb and aromatic spices, a dish that captures the essence of Indian cuisine.

Tandoori Platters: Freshly grilled meats and vegetables marinated in traditional spices, cooked to perfection in a clay oven.

Each dish is prepared using the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking methods, ensuring an authentic yet innovative dining experience.

Perfect Pairings: Drinks and Desserts

To complement your meal, Curry Kona Fusion Food offers a thoughtfully curated selection of beverages and desserts. Pair your dinner with a refreshing mango lassi, a glass of fine wine, or a handcrafted cocktail that perfectly balances the rich flavors of your meal.

For dessert, indulge in the heavenly sweetness of gulab jamun, a comforting bowl of kheer, or the fusion-inspired chocolate samosas, which add a delightful twist to your dining experience.

Catering to Dietary Preferences

Curry Kona Fusion Food is dedicated to accommodating diverse dietary preferences and requirements. With plenty of gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options, everyone can enjoy a flavorful meal without compromise. Simply inform the staff of any specific dietary needs, and they’ll be happy to assist you in selecting the perfect dishes.

A Commitment to Quality and Authenticity

What sets Curry Kona Fusion Food apart from other dinner restaurants in Pleasanton, CA, is its unwavering commitment to quality. The chefs source high-quality ingredients and use authentic cooking techniques to ensure every dish is a masterpiece. The perfect blend of traditional Indian flavors and modern culinary flair makes Curry Kona a standout dining destination.

Ideal for All Occasions

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, hosting a dinner party, or simply enjoying a casual meal, Curry Kona Fusion Food provides a setting that suits all events. The spacious dining area, coupled with exceptional service, ensures that your evening will be both memorable and enjoyable.

Conveniently Located in Pleasanton, CA

Located at c-7, 4555 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton, CA 94588, United States, Curry Kona Fusion Food is easily accessible, with ample parking and a central location that makes it a convenient choice for dinner. After a long day of work or exploring the charming streets of Pleasanton, this restaurant offers a relaxing haven where you can unwind and savor a delicious meal.

Takeaway and Delivery Options

For those evenings when you prefer to enjoy a delightful dinner in the comfort of your home, Curry Kona Fusion Food offers convenient takeaway and delivery services. With just a phone call to +1 925-399-0599, you can enjoy the same high-quality, flavorful dishes delivered right to your doorstep.

Testimonials That Speak Volumes

The glowing reviews from patrons highlight the exceptional experience Curry Kona Fusion Food offers. Guests rave about the attentive service, delectable dishes, and the restaurant’s ability to cater to diverse tastes. Whether it’s a first-time visitor or a loyal customer, the feedback is consistently positive, making it clear why Curry Kona is considered one of the best dinner restaurants in Pleasanton, CA.

Make Your Dinner Reservation Today

If you’re searching for a Dinner Restaurant In Pleasanton CA, that combines exquisite food, a welcoming ambiance, and outstanding service, look no further than Curry Kona Fusion Food. With its diverse menu, innovative flavors, and dedication to quality, it’s no surprise that this restaurant has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

To experience the culinary magic for yourself, visit Curry Kona Fusion Food at c-7, 4555 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton, CA 94588, United States, or give them a call at +1 925-399-0599 to make your reservation. Whether you dine in or opt for takeaway, you’re guaranteed a meal that will leave a lasting impression.

Embark on a flavorful journey at Curry Kona Fusion Food and discover why it’s the go-to dinner destination in Pleasanton, CA.

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Savor the Flavor: Discover Vezlay Soya Leg Piece at Catchy Court

Introduction

Plant-based diets are taking the culinary world by storm, offering healthy and sustainable food choices. Vezlay, a pioneer in vegetarian delights, is redefining plant-based eating with innovative products. Catchy names like Vezlay Soya Leg Piece make these creations even more appealing.

What Makes Vezlay Soya Leg Piece Unique?

A Delectable Plant-Based Innovation

Vezlay’s Soya Leg Piece delivers the taste and texture of meat in a purely vegetarian form. Its juicy, tender bite makes it irresistible for vegans and vegetarians.

Wholesome Ingredients

Crafted with premium soya protein, this product is 100% plant-based, with no compromise on taste. It's free from harmful preservatives, ensuring a healthy yet satisfying meal.

Packed with Nutrition

Soya is known for its high protein and fiber content. This product is also low in fat, making it perfect for health-conscious individuals.

Catchy Court: The Home of Flavorful Delights

An Extraordinary Culinary Destination

Catchy Court offers an ambiance where flavors meet creativity. It’s a hub for food lovers, blending taste with innovation.

Vezlay Soya Leg Piece: A Star on the Menu

At Catchy Court, the Soya Leg Piece shines as a customer favorite. Its unique presentation and unbeatable flavor have earned rave reviews.

How Creative Names Boost Culinary Appeal

The Power of a Catchy Name

A catchy name grabs attention and sparks curiosity. It makes the dish more memorable, enhancing its appeal to diners.

Fun and Inventive Naming Ideas

Descriptive: “Soy Delight” or “Plant-Based Perfection”

Playful: “Legs of Soya” or “The Veggie Leg-End”

Cultural: “Tandoori Veggie Leg” or “Fusion Soya”

Pairing Suggestions for a Perfect Meal

Ideal Side Dishes

Pair the Soya Leg Piece with garlic naan, steamed vegetables, or a zesty salad for a complete meal.

Drinks to Complement the Dish

Serve it with a chilled mocktail or a glass of fresh lemonade for a refreshing contrast.

Special Occasions to Enjoy It

Perfect for family dinners, parties, or festive gatherings, this dish adds flavor to every celebration.

What Customers Say About Vezlay Soya Leg Piece

Real Stories from Satisfied Diners

Customers rave about its meat-like texture and incredible flavor. Many first-time diners were amazed at how close it tastes to traditional leg pieces.

Conclusion

Vezlay Soya Leg Piece is a must-try for anyone exploring plant-based options. Its delicious taste, health benefits, and creative appeal make it a standout choice. Visit Catchy Court today to experience this culinary masterpiece. Don’t forget to share your reviews on social media to spread the love!

Additional Resources

Visit Vezlay’s Official Website for more plant-based products.

Explore recipes featuring Vezlay Soya Leg Piece.

Follow Catchy Court and Vezlay on social media for updates and exclusive offers.

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HOT LIFE 2000W Medium Advance Home & Kitchen Electric Tandoor

Price: (as of – Details) Hot life Ideal for Tandoori minum Tray Buy online electric tandoor at in India. Indulge over some delicious food treat from the house and prepare yummy food on-the-go. Made from aluminum and toughened front glass windows, this product is shock proof and entirely durable. Enjoy hassle-free cooking of healthy and delicious chicken, mushrooms, potatoes or fish on the go…

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From my silly tweet on Twitter! I’m doing small intros for all my versions for my college au and decided a lil dad and his 5 irate sons was best option for these stinkies.

I am open to any questions as I roll these out (gives me a excuse to talk about them too)

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Discover the Excellence of Sula Dindori Reserve Viognier at Eastern Liquors USA

If you’re a wine enthusiast or a curious explorer looking to try something unique, look no further than Dindori Reserve Viognier from Sula Vineyards, now available at Eastern Liquors USA. This delightful wine, produced in India’s renowned Nashik Valley, has quickly gained recognition for its quality, depth, and balance. In this blog, we will take you through the magic of this varietal and why Eastern Liquors USA is the perfect place to discover the charm of Dindori Reserve Viognier.

What Makes Dindori Reserve Viognier Special?

Viognier is a white wine grape variety that is known for its full-bodied, aromatic nature, and Dindori Reserve Viognier captures the essence of this style with flair. The Viognier grapes used in this wine are cultivated in the fertile Dindori region, which lies near Sula’s flagship vineyard in Nashik. The unique terroir, with its red soils, cool climate, and gentle sunshine, allows the grapes to develop complexity and depth.

Sula’s Dindori Reserve Viognier is crafted with care, showcasing tropical fruit flavors, floral aromas, and a subtle hint of spice. It’s a beautifully textured wine with balanced acidity, which makes it versatile enough to pair with a wide variety of dishes, including seafood, poultry, and spicy Asian cuisine. With every sip, you’ll experience a burst of apricots, peaches, and a light, citrusy finish that leaves a lingering, satisfying taste.

Flavor Profile of Dindori Reserve Viognier

When you pour a glass of Dindori Reserve Viognier, you’re greeted with a pale, golden hue that immediately captivates the eye. The aromas are inviting, featuring white blossoms, ripe peaches, and tropical fruits like mango and pineapple. On the palate, the wine offers rich flavors of stone fruits, with apricot and peach dominating, while subtle hints of honeysuckle and vanilla add complexity. The oak aging imparts a delicate creaminess, giving the wine a round, smooth mouthfeel.

This Viognier stands out for its medium to full body, making it a perfect choice for those who enjoy a wine with weight and texture. However, the freshness and bright acidity ensure that it never feels overly heavy, striking a fine balance that appeals to a range of wine drinkers, from casual sippers to seasoned connoisseurs.

Food Pairings: Elevate Your Dining Experience

One of the reasons Dindori Reserve Viognier is so beloved is its versatility when it comes to food pairings. The wine’s natural fruitiness, acidity, and smooth texture make it a fantastic companion for a variety of dishes. Here are some perfect pairings:

Seafood: Whether it’s grilled shrimp, lobster, or a light fish dish like sea bass or sole, the tropical and citrus notes of the wine complement the delicate flavors of the seafood.

Spicy Asian Dishes: Viognier is one of the few white wines that can hold its own against spicier dishes. The slight sweetness and aromatic intensity of Dindori Reserve Viognier make it a great match for Thai curries, Indian tandoori, or Szechuan-style dishes.

Chicken and Turkey: Roasted poultry, particularly chicken or turkey seasoned with herbs, pairs excellently with this wine. The wine’s body stands up to the rich flavors of the meat without overpowering it.

Soft Cheeses: Serve Dindori Reserve Viognier with a cheese platter featuring soft cheeses like brie or camembert. The creamy texture of the cheese complements the wine’s smooth mouthfeel, creating a delightful pairing.

Why Choose Eastern Liquors USA for Your Wine Needs?

Eastern Liquors USA is your go-to destination for discovering a wide variety of international and premium wines, including the renowned Dindori Reserve Viognier from Sula Vineyards. As one of the most trusted online wine retailers, Eastern Liquors USA prides itself on offering an expansive selection of wines from around the world, ensuring that customers have access to both well-known labels and hidden gems.

What sets Eastern Liquors USA apart is its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Each wine in their collection is carefully curated, meaning you can shop with confidence, knowing that you’re getting top-notch wines at competitive prices. Whether you’re a seasoned wine aficionado or just starting your journey into the world of wine, Eastern Liquors USA offers an easy and convenient shopping experience, with detailed descriptions and expert recommendations to guide your choices.

Why You Should Try Dindori Reserve Viognier

With its combination of vibrant tropical flavors, balanced acidity, and rich mouthfeel, Dindori Reserve Viognier offers something unique for white wine lovers. It’s a refreshing departure from more commonly known varieties like Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, offering an aromatic and flavorful profile that pairs beautifully with a wide range of dishes.

For those looking to expand their palate and try something new, this wine offers an excellent entry point into the world of Indian wines, which are steadily gaining recognition on the global stage. Sula Vineyards, in particular, has become a leader in Indian winemaking, and Dindori Reserve Viognier is a testament to the quality and craftsmanship that goes into every bottle.

Conclusion

If you’re ready to explore the exotic yet approachable world of Dindori Reserve Viognier, Eastern Liquors USA is the perfect place to start. With its excellent selection, commitment to quality, and seamless shopping experience, you can have this delightful wine delivered straight to your door. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to savor one of India’s finest wines and elevate your wine collection with Dindori Reserve Viognier from Eastern Liquors USA.

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A Foodie's Guide to the Greatest Gastronomic Pleasures at Gracias Café and Zorro Club

Regarding outstanding gastronomic experiences, Narendra Pahuja's endeavors—Zorro Club and Gracias Café & Resort—stand out for their original cuisine, atmosphere, and dining etiquette. These restaurants provide some of the greatest cuisine in town, whether your taste is for sophisticated dining, laid-back eats, or unusual flavors. Here is a thorough exploration of the reasons foodies should make these places must-visit top priorities.

1. Zorro Club: Gastronomic Heart of Nightlife

Although Zorro Club is mostly renowned for its active nightlife and throbbing energy, it also has a cuisine that surpasses some of the top eateries. With cuisine that suits a broad spectrum of palates, the club offers gastronomic options as varied as the music on the dance floor.

Signature Dishes:

Rich truffle oil and Parmesan cheese enhance these gourmet takeout bar snack fries and truffle parmesan fries.

Grilled to perfection and presented with mint chutney, these marinated prawns pay homage to Indian tastes.

Perfect for sharing, Zorro Club's sushi collection is first-rate and ranges from avocado maki to spicy tuna rolls.

Expert mixologists at Zorro Club advise savory and bitter combinations by mixing the Truffle Parmesan Fries with their trademark Espresso Martini. A basic mojito or a mild beer would well balance the smoky, spicy flavors of the Tandoori Prawns. Zorro's sake assortment is a must-try for those who like sushi because it presents real Japanese tastes that accentuate the subtle notes of the sushi rolls.

Zorro Club's energetic atmosphere elevates it beyond a dining and nightlife venue; it's an immersive gastronomic and entertainment experience. Whether you're celebrating a big event or having a night out with friends, Zorro Club's varied cuisine and vibrant atmosphere guarantee a wonderful experience.

2. Gracias Café & Resort, Goa's Taste of Paradise

Nestled in the center of Goa, Gracias Café & Resort—also owned by Narendra Pahuja—is a refuge for foodies seeking a more laid-back yet decadent dining experience. Here, the emphasis is on flavourful cuisine, fresh, local foods, and a laid-back vibe that would create the ideal getaway for residents as well as visitors.

Anyone wishing to savor the rich gastronomic traditions of the area should visit Gracias Café, as it presents a varied menu combining Goan influences with worldwide flavors.

Signature Dishes:

Serving fluffy rice, Goan Prawn is a local favorite, combining fresh prawns with a thick, sour coconut-based sauce.

Made with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection, Gracias Café's pizzas are a crowd-pleaser with everything from traditional Margherita to unusual toppings such as prosciutto and truffle mushrooms.

For those who can't pick, the seafood platter is the best option, as it presents a large assortment of well-seasoned, grilled lobster, prawns, calamari, and fish.

Gracias Café's tropical environment makes it an ideal place to enjoy cool beverages. For that tropical taste, try the Goan Prawn Curry with a cold Kingfisher beer or a traditional Piña Colada. For a lighter choice, the wood-fired pizza enhances the taste of the fresh toppings by pairing well with a glass of crisp white wine.

Gracias Café & Resort's calm environment contrasts sharply with the busy bustle of Zorro Club. Ideal for romantic dinners, family dining, or just resting after a day of visiting Goa's beaches, guests can relax with the sounds of the ocean in the background.

Reasons You Should Visit Gracias Café and Zorro Club

Both Gracias Café & Resort and Zorro Club provide distinctive, world-class dining experiences, highlighting Narendra Pahuja's commitment to providing remarkable gastronomic adventures. For anybody who enjoys outstanding cuisine, fantastic ambience, and first-rate service, both Zorro and Gracias are must-visits, whether your taste is for a thrilling night out or a laid-back seaside supper.

While Gracias Café provides a more laid-back eating experience with an emphasis on fresh, flavourful cuisine and an excellent location, Zorro Club will appeal to those who like active nightlife coupled with a top-notch menu.

You won't be disappointed if you include these two places on your gastronomic bucket list, whether you're visiting Goa or enjoying the nightlife in your hometown!

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Discovering Culinary Delight at QBA: The Best Dining Experience in Connaught Place

Introduction: 

Connaught Place (CP) in New Delhi is a bustling hub of activity, and when it comes to dining, QBA Restaurant & Bar stands out as a must-visit spot. Offering a unique blend of ambiance, flavor, and exceptional service, QBA is not just a restaurant; it’s an experience. In this blog, we explore what makes QBA a top choice for both locals and visitors, from its diverse menu to its welcoming environment.

Ambiance and Atmosphere: 

The moment you step into QBA, you’re greeted by an inviting and stylish atmosphere that sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. The decor is a perfect blend of contemporary design with subtle nods to classic elegance. Whether you’re here for a casual lunch, a business meeting, or a romantic dinner, QBA’s ambiance adapts effortlessly to your need

A Culinary Journey: 

QBA’s menu is a testament to its commitment to culinary excellence. Offering a diverse selection of dishes, QBA caters to a wide range of palates. Whether you’re in the mood for traditional Indian cuisine, tantalizing tandoori dishes, or something more international like wood-fired pizza or pasta, QBA has it all. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh,

high-quality ingredients, and this is evident in every bite. Special mention must be made of their tandoori selections, which are a highlight for many visitors.

Signature Dishes: 

If you’re unsure of what to order, you can’t go wrong with QBA’s signature dishes. Their tandoori platter is a crowd-pleaser, offering a variety of succulent meats and vegetables cooked to perfection in a traditional clay oven. The wood-fired pizzas are another favorite, with a crispy crust and a rich, flavorful topping that’s hard to resist. For those with a taste for the exotic, QBA’s Asian-inspired dishes offer a delightful fusion of flavors.

Impeccable Service: 

One of the key elements that set QBA apart is its impeccable service. The staff at QBA are not only courteous and professional but also go out of their way to ensure that every guest has a fantastic dining experience. Whether it’s offering recommendations, accommodating special dietary needs, or simply making sure that your water glass is always full, the attention to detail at QBA is second to none.

Perfect for Every Occasion: 

QBA is more than just a place to grab a meal; it’s a versatile venue that caters to a variety of occasions. From corporate lunches to family gatherings, date nights to friendly get-togethers,

QBA’s flexible space can accommodate groups of all sizes. The restaurant also offers a well-stocked bar with an impressive selection of wines, cocktails, and spirits, making it an ideal spot for after-work drinks or a night out with friends.

Community and Recognition: 

Over the years, QBA has garnered a loyal following and numerous accolade, solidifying its reputation as one of the best restaurants in CP. Its commitment to quality and consistency has earned it a place in the hearts of many, and it continues to attract new patrons who are eager to experience what everyone is raving about. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a regular, QBA’s dedication to excellence ensures that you’ll always leave satisfied.

Conclusion: 

QBA Restaurant & Bar is more than just a dining destination; it’s a culinary landmark in Connaught Place. With its diverse menu, stylish ambiance, and top-notch service, QBA offers an unparalleled dining experience that leaves a lasting impression. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a casual meal or celebrate a special occasion, QBA is the place to be. The next time you find yourself in CP, make sure to stop by QBA for a taste of what makes this restaurant truly exceptional.

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Copper Chimney at Infiniti Mall Malad: Must-Try Dining

Located in the center of Infiniti Mall in Malad is Copper Chimney—a culinary delight seamlessly combining the diverse tastes of Indian cuisine with a contemporary dining ambiance. Whether you're a food enthusiast or a visitor seeking out top dining spots in Malad region this renowned establishment promises to excite your taste buds, with its exceptional hospitality and delectable offerings. The Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad  isn't simply a restaurant—it's a place where every meal comes with a tale to tell and every bite sparks a memory.

Exploring the Diverse Taste Palette of Indian Cuisine

When you enter Copper Chimneys doors and take your seat at the table surrounded by lighting and classy decorations; it sets the stage for a memorable dining experience to unfold before you. As you settle into your seat and breathe in the enticing scents of spices wafting through the air; you can sense the culinary journey that awaits you at Copper Chimney in Infiniti Mall Malad. This restaurant pays homage, to Indias culinary heritage and traditions by offering a wide array of dishes that showcase the intricate tapestry of flavors found across the country. 

The menu at Copper Chimney offers an array of smoky tandoori dishes and fragrant biryanis that showcase expert craftsmanship and dedication to quality ingredients and cooking methods passed down through generations. The skilled chefs, at Copper Chimney blend techniques with modern flair to create a diverse range of dishes that cater to both classic curry enthusiasts and those who appreciate the nuanced flavors of grilled meats. Whether you crave curries or savor the delicate tastes of grilled offerings Copper Chimney promises a dining experience that caters to every palate. 

Signature dishes you can't miss

One of the highlights of eating at Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad is the threat to take pleasure in their signature dishes. The restaurant's recognition as one of the best restaurants in Malad is well-deserved, way to those standout creations. Start your meal with the famous 'Grilled Burrah Chops' marinated to perfection and cooked inside the tandoor for a smoky, succulent flavor. Another must-try is the 'Paneer Tikka,' where gentle, melt-in-your-mouth paneer is infused with fragrant spices and char-grilled to achieve a pleasing balance of flavors.

For the main course, the 'Rogan Josh' is a crowd favorite, providing tender lamb cooked in a wealthy, flavorful gravy that perfectly enhances the aromatic rice, or naan. Vegetarians love to  place orders with dishes just like the 'Dal Maharaja,' a creamy lentil dish that is both comforting and enjoyable. And a journey to Copper Chimney might not be complete without trying their 'Butter Chicken,' a dish that has become synonymous with Indian cuisine, imparting a luscious, creamy tomato-primarily based sauce that coats soft portions of chook.

Perfect pairings and refreshing beverages

To raise your eating experience, Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad gives a cautiously curated choice of drinks that pair flawlessly with their flavorful dishes. Whether you opt for a conventional lassi, a clean mocktail, or a glass of satisfactory wine, the drink menu has something to fit every preference. The 'Aam Panna,' a tangy and clean drink made from uncooked mangoes, is a really perfect preference to calm down on a hot day. For the ones looking to indulge in something a chunk greater adventurous, the 'Kokum Mojito' offers a unique twist at the traditional cocktail, mixing the tangy flavors of kokum with mint and soda for a clean treat.

Ambiance That Elevates the Dining Experience

While the meals at Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad is certainly the star of the display, the restaurant's ambiance performs a vital function in making it one of the Best food places at Malad. The interior layout is an unbroken combination of traditional and current elements, creating a space that is both inviting and complex. Rich wood accents, complex patterns, and tender lighting come together to create a warm and inviting ecosystem that is best for both intimate dinners and energetic gatherings.

The attentive service in addition enhances the experience, with personnel who're knowledgeable about the menu and eager to make pointers based on your options. Whether you are celebrating a unique event or virtually looking for meal options with cherished ones, Copper Chimney offers an ambiance that elevates every second.

A Culinary Legacy You Can Trust

Copper Chimney's legacy as one of the first-rate restaurants in Malad is built on a long time of culinary excellence. Established in 1972, the dining has always thrilled diners with its revolutionary take on Indian cuisine. The brands commitment to great, authenticity, and innovation has earned it a devoted following, making it a have-to-go to destination spot for food fans in Malad and beyond.

The Infiniti Mall Malad vicinity upholds this legacy, imparting the same excessive standards of food and service that have made Copper Chimney a household name. Whether you're a normal local or a first-time tourist, you can trust that your dining experience at Copper Chimney can be nothing short of brilliant.

Why Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad Should Be on Your List

If you're in search of satisfactory food locations at Malad, Copper Chimney at Infiniti Mall Malad have to be on the top of your listing. Its convenient location in the mall makes it a perfect spot for a meal after an afternoon of shopping or a pre-film dinner. But it is no longer simply the ease that sets Copper Chimney apart; it's the quality of the food, the ambiance, and the overall dining experience that makes it a standout preference.

Whether you are craving the flavors of North Indian cuisine, seeking out a place to unwind with pals, or in search of a memorable dining revel in, Copper Chimney Infiniti Mall Malad offers it all. The restaurant's commitment to handing over the excellent Indian delicacies in a modern-day setting guarantees that every go-to is a ceremonial dinner.

Conclusion

In a bustling place like Malad, wherein the options for dining out are countless, Copper Chimney at Infiniti Mall Malad genuinely stands out as one of the first-rate locations in Malad. With its rich culinary background, excellent meals, and inviting ecosystem, it's no marvel that Copper Chimney has ended up a favorite amongst locals and visitors alike. So the following time you discover yourself at Infiniti Mall, ensure to visit Copper Chimney. It's not just only a meal; it is a celebration of India's rich culinary traditions, served with a modern twist.

If you're looking for the outstanding dining places at Malad, look no further than Copper Chimney at Infiniti Mall Malad.