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#paneerpizza #foodmad #pizza #ios #workshop 😍😍😘😘 (at Woss)

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#paneerpizza #foodmad #pizza #ios #workshop 😍😍😘😘 (at Woss)

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"Good food is very often, even most often, simple food" Cutlets are Simple and easy to prepare . It's striking texture is highly charismatic and mouthwatering. It can also be made using minced meat, which is more likely in the traditional Parsi cuisine. "Parsi style stuffed veg cutlet with garlic chutney" 🍛 @mondofinedine Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ohhmytummy/ Facebook page -https://www.facebook.com/ohhmytummy/ Snapchat - https://www.snapchat.com/add/suyo22 Follow my food journey on @Zomato! — http://zoma.to/u/31366253 Blog - foodiesuyash22.wordpress.com/ Trell - https://trell.co/@ohhmytummy #foodmad #foodie #foodielife #cutlet #cutlery #parsi #parsifood #parsifoodlove #parsifoodlovers #parsicuisine #parsicuisinelove #foodgasmic #life #foodmad #foodbeast #foodmood #ohhmytummy #followforfollow #ffffood #photography #photooftheday #celebrations #goodfood #goodfoodguide #loveforfood #bloggerstyle #eeeeeats #f52grams #instagood #instafoodie (at Mondo Fine Dine) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bmf2GrOnd6_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=73s963leu0am

Went #FoodMad with @copperchimney_in which (trust me!!) is the BEST North Indian/ Mughlai restaurant in all of #Mumbai. Hands Down! 🙌🏼 The Mutton Seekh here was Class A food coma material. I literally was lost in this, with the crunch of the lemon drizzled beet-onion salad! So soft, tender and fucking delicious!! #हाए !!! . . Nothing beats the cuisine of India : perfectly seasoned with our homegrown spices and the exemplary cooking techniques of master chefs : something that the team at CC have reached peak perfection in! #Sigh! If only you can taste this sometime soon... . . . #kaafiseekhmili #Seekhkababsnotapprovals #saturday #fatkid #eatwell #eatfit #mumbai #musteat #musteat #highlyrecommended #stuffednstarvedrecommends #stuffednstarved #mumbaifood #mumbaieats #mumbaifoodie #copperchimney #ccinbkc #NowinBKC #newinmumbai #NewMenu #i #india #instafood #instagood #india_gram #DONTMISS (at Mumbai, Maharashtra)

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Kolkata\'s Five Best Binging Bargains

By Devansh Karnani

Kolkata takes the number one spot when it comes to value-for-money. It's the only city where you can get really amazing Momos, Shawarmas, Rolls, Biryani, etc. for under 100 bucks. But there are a few places in Kolkata that will just knock your socks off. Places that provide the best tasting food at less than half the prices of their upscale alternatives, without compromising on the taste whatsoever. This list tries to highlight a few such places that are least injurious to your wealth.

1. Abdul Khalique and Sons Restaurant - This eatery, located near Jamuna Cinema (off Free School Street) serves the best biryani in town. Yes, you heard it right! The fragrant, flavourful & long grains of rice, the juicy & succulent meat, and the humble potato together form a dish that is so extraordinary that it puts all other biryanis to shame. And a plateful of this beauty costs just Rs. 65!

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2. Solid Gulp (Bapi Dar Momo) - This roadside stall in Karunamoyee, Salt Lake that operates between 5 - 7.30 PM, six days a week (Sundays closed), attracts a crowd so huge that you'd think they're giving away food for free (which they almost are). The momos here are nothing short of perfect - the outer layer is thin, the stuffing generous and they put lemongrass in the steamer which adds this fresh flavour and aroma to the momos which I've never encountered elsewhere. At 20 bucks a plate (4 pieces), it's a steal. They also serve the best Chicken Pakoras I've had till date - four chunky, juicy pieces of chicken fried to crunchy perfection and sprinkled with a blend of Indian spices. Again, brilliant value-for-money at 40 bucks a plate.

3. Cakes - This popular confectionery has its outlets all across the city and they are fairly consistent throughout. They serve the ideal Lemon Tart - crisp and firm tart shell filled beyond the brim with a dense, creamy, non-eggy, perfectly balanced lemon cream, at just 40 bucks a piece. Their Macaroon Tart, Chocolate Boat, Lemon Swiss Roll and Chocolate Ganache Pastry too are incredible (and incredibly cheap as well).

4. Bliss - This Chinese dhaba in Hindustan Park serves the quintessential Calcutta-style Chinese food and costs half as much as the cheapest restaurant in Tangra (China Town). Their Schezwan Chicken, Shredded Chicken with Babycorn & Mushroom, Chilli Chicken, Hong Kong Chicken, Chicken in Hot Garlic Sauce and Chilli Garlic Fried Rice are all delectable and none of them costs more than 120 bucks.

P.S. If you are looking for extreme value-for-money, go for their combo dishes which range from 130 - 170 bucks.

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5. Go Lebanese - This take-out joint has three outlets - one in Sarat Bose Road, one in Ajoy Nagar (EM Byepass) & one in Sector V, and is best known for its shawarmas. Their kebabs, however, provide even better value-for-money. The Chicken Shish Touk (their best kebab) consists of 5 extremely juicy, tender, mildly flavoured chunks of chicken grilled to absolute perfection, served on a bed of pita bread pockets with hummus, pickled onions & green chilies, and a spicy, tangy green chutney. A plate fills you up perfectly and costs merely 150 bucks. Other kebabs too are worth trying and they serve the best shawarma in the city too.