Rule the Roles is the maiden venture by the sons of the erstwhile Khan Chacha of the Khan Market hole-in-the-wall fame, where the family used to make kebabs, tikka and rolls using their heirloom recipes and expert know-how. We have all grown up eating the rolls in that alley which then exploded and grew to the franchised giant we know today.
Rule the Rolls, strives to bring back their golden days of fame with their signature kebabs and rolls. We tried the kakori kebab and the spicy chicken tikka, and the mutton tikka roll. The kakori is not your regular variety, rather a more seekh kebab version of it with a bite to it, but the pungency of the meat and subtle spices make it as unique as it is tasty. The spicy chicken tikka was perfectly cooked and the garlic notes in the marinade were a big hit.
It also does a great mint and yoghurt chutney with their meats, which as simple as it might sound, can be hard to get just right, so the patrons are happy munching onions and chutney while they wait for the prize.
Rule the Rolls, strives to bring back their golden days of fame with their signature kebabs and rolls. We tried the kakori kebab and the spicy chicken tikka, and the mutton tikka roll. The kakori is not your regular variety, rather a more seekh kebab version of it with a bite to it, but the pungency of the meat and subtle spices make it as unique as it is tasty. The spicy chicken tikka was perfectly cooked and the garlic notes in the marinade were a big hit.
It also does a great mint and yoghurt chutney with their meats, which as simple as it might sound, can be hard to get just right, so the patrons are happy munching onions and chutney while they wait for the prize.