If you've all been fans of Sindhful, the rather famous delivery kitchen and restaurant in Khar, then chances are that this news will make you very happy. Juss by Sindhful is the country's first ever all-vegetarian Sindhi cuisine diner, and guess what? It's now open at Flea Bazaar Cafe. And if you're one of the hardcore non-vegetarians who's wondering what's so special about this? Then read on to find out.
Juss is a pure vegetarian and vegan joint, and take my word for it, their Sindhi food is divine. I started the meal with a Sindhi pani puri and Tuk platter (arabi and aloo). While I was sure the tuk would be fabulous, the pani puri stole the show. And before I knew it, I had eaten way too many. Similarly, I overdosed on the namkeen tikra- authentic Sindhi wafers made by frying pieces of phulkas.
For the mains, I chose their delicious all-vegetarian thali, which came with aloo tuk, sai bhaji, bhindi basar, aloo raswale, bhuga chawal, phulka, boondi raita, Sindhi papad, gulab jamun and rose sharbat (this was the combination I chose). The thali was one large plate full of goodness. Rich in flavours and light on the stomach (and fairly easy on the pocket), this thali is one that I highly recommend to everyone. Though I'm a complete non-vegetarian myself, I didn't miss my share of meat during this meal (and I'm fairly certain you won't either).
Besides, it helps that the outlet is at Flea Bazaar Cafe because if you feel like a beer in the middle of your meal, you also have that option.
Juss is a pure vegetarian and vegan joint, and take my word for it, their Sindhi food is divine. I started the meal with a Sindhi pani puri and Tuk platter (arabi and aloo). While I was sure the tuk would be fabulous, the pani puri stole the show. And before I knew it, I had eaten way too many. Similarly, I overdosed on the namkeen tikra- authentic Sindhi wafers made by frying pieces of phulkas.
For the mains, I chose their delicious all-vegetarian thali, which came with aloo tuk, sai bhaji, bhindi basar, aloo raswale, bhuga chawal, phulka, boondi raita, Sindhi papad, gulab jamun and rose sharbat (this was the combination I chose). The thali was one large plate full of goodness. Rich in flavours and light on the stomach (and fairly easy on the pocket), this thali is one that I highly recommend to everyone. Though I'm a complete non-vegetarian myself, I didn't miss my share of meat during this meal (and I'm fairly certain you won't either).
Besides, it helps that the outlet is at Flea Bazaar Cafe because if you feel like a beer in the middle of your meal, you also have that option.