Mooch Marod is famous for its "Emperor" paratha, which weighs almost 2 kgs and is 24 inches wide. The preparation process itself is awe-inspiring. I visited this place for dinner. The seating arrangement is very homely, you gotta remove your footwear and enjoy the desi seating style on comfortable floor cushions with a low table.
I started the meals with 5 different types of Lassi, Mooch Marod Special Lassi, Kesar Pista Lassi, Gulkand Lassi, Rose Lassi and savoured their Elaichi Lassi. I ordered the small from the menu and yet it was very fulfilling. The largest size of Lassi serving goest to 1 ltr. here. I had an "Aloo Gobhi Emperor Paratha", it was served with pickles, chillies, raita but the catch here was homemade butter (Makhan). It was delicious and complimented the Paratha well.
This paratha is impossible to finish for a single person, we were 7 people and still couldn't finish the entire paratha. Apart from this, I had a queen size "Matar Paneer Partha", it was lighter and more delicious. The buttermilk here was delicious and tasted right after the parathas. The jaggery served after meals complete a proper Punjabi dinner.
They have an open challenge for whoever can finish an emperor paratha and 1 ltr. lassi in 30 minutes would be rewarded Rs.3000/-, to date no one has won it. Do you have the right appetite to win this?
They have tried to create a small Punjab village in their interior, the seating here is very right after such meals. I shall try their other outlets for the non-veg parathas soon. This is a perfect place to come in a big group!
I started the meals with 5 different types of Lassi, Mooch Marod Special Lassi, Kesar Pista Lassi, Gulkand Lassi, Rose Lassi and savoured their Elaichi Lassi. I ordered the small from the menu and yet it was very fulfilling. The largest size of Lassi serving goest to 1 ltr. here. I had an "Aloo Gobhi Emperor Paratha", it was served with pickles, chillies, raita but the catch here was homemade butter (Makhan). It was delicious and complimented the Paratha well.
This paratha is impossible to finish for a single person, we were 7 people and still couldn't finish the entire paratha. Apart from this, I had a queen size "Matar Paneer Partha", it was lighter and more delicious. The buttermilk here was delicious and tasted right after the parathas. The jaggery served after meals complete a proper Punjabi dinner.
They have an open challenge for whoever can finish an emperor paratha and 1 ltr. lassi in 30 minutes would be rewarded Rs.3000/-, to date no one has won it. Do you have the right appetite to win this?
They have tried to create a small Punjab village in their interior, the seating here is very right after such meals. I shall try their other outlets for the non-veg parathas soon. This is a perfect place to come in a big group!
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