This is a cosy cafe that bustles with activity at all hours. Though every cuisine makes its appearance here, from Mexican to Italian, Kashmiri is more of a footnote {the owner is from Kashmir}. It is one of the few restaurants in the entire city which does not boast of an in-house waza. On the contrary, the kitchen team makes tabaak maaz and yakhni with a homestyle touch. The atmosphere too has faint touches of the Valley in the arch of the chairs and niches.
Where: Second Floor, Shop 18, Inner Lane, Khan Market
Nearest Metro Station: Khan Market
Contact: 011 43504250
Price: INR 2,500 for two {approx.}
Lastly, there are two restaurants in Urdu Bazar, close to the Jama Masjid. Hygiene is not a strong suit here and the gargantuan menu bears little resemblance to the dishes actually available at any given time! They operate during the winter when the floating Kashmiri population in the area is at its maximum, and shut shop at the beginning of summer.
This post was originally published on marryamhreshii.com here.