Kausar Baug In Pune: The Ultimate Guide For A Ramzan Food Walk

The easiest to locate is Sharif Caterers. It is one of the largest stalls in the area and steals the show with its massive display of kebabs, fried chicken, and handis full of meaty gravies. But we’d recommend stopping here for their variety of chicken on a stick. You can dig into Chicken Lollipop (INR 40 per piece), Chicken Chakori (INR 70 per piece), Chicken Malai (INR 100 per piece), Chicken Stick (INR 40 per piece), and more. You’ll also get mutton samosas and cutlets made of chicken and mutton, among other things. If you want something more filling, go for their Rogan Josh and different biryanis. And for dessert, dig into Shahi Tukda (INR 100 per plate), which is not too sweet and is quite perfect. FYI, you can opt to pack some snacks for home or choose to sit down and eat behind the snack counter, where there are ample seating arrangements for families and others.

Price: INR 40 upwards

Must-Try: Chicken Stick, Chicken Malai, Rogan Josh, and Shahi Tukda

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As the name suggests, this spot is perfect for indulging in Seekh Kebab. Try their Buff Seekh (INR 50 per plate) and pair it with a rich bowl of Nalli Nihari (INR 160) for a truly satisfying meal. Be sure to save room for Phirni (INR 60), a deliciously creamy dessert that’s a must-have during Ramzan. After all, no Ramzan food walk is complete without a taste of this sweet treat!

Price: INR 50 upwards

Must-Try: Nalli Nihari, Buff Seekh Kebab, and Phirni

Bite into a hot samosa at this samosa-only stall. This small eatery offers veg, Chicken Keema, cheese, olives, and a few other varieties of samosa. You can grab chicken samosa for INR 25 and a veg one for INR 15. Both are flavour-packed and make for the perfect Iftar snack.

Price: INR 15 upwards

Must-Try: Keema Samosa

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This restaurant’s Iftar menu is truly irresistible, featuring crowd favourites like Mutton Biryani and Chicken Malai Tikka. During Ramzan, it draws a steady stream of visitors. For many families, picking up their Iftar feast here has become a tradition. The flavourful offerings make this place a go-to spot each year.

Price: INR 150 upwards

Must-Try: Bhatti Ka Murgh, Mutton Seekh Kebab, Mutton Dalcha Khana, Mutton Nihari, Chicken Malai Tikka, and Mutton Lucknow Biryani

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Here, you can dig into Seekh Kebab (INR 40 per plate) or Buff Kadi Gosht (INR 30 per plate) and have a full sit-down meal. The little restaurant offers several Mughlai and Hakka Chinese dishes that are flavour-packed and spicy. A meal for two will cost you INR 300 approximately.

Price: INR 30 upwards

Must-Try: Seekh Kebab and Buff Kadi Gosht

This is a small but legendary stall sitting beside Sharif Caterers. We highly recommend you get a plate of Mawa Jalebi, a special during Ramzan. Priced at INR 60 for 250 grams, you can opt to get a plate (three jalebis) for INR 30. They also have juicy Gulab Jamun and Dahi Vada with sweet chutney. FYI, they start making jalebis at 6 PM and go on till sehri.

Price: INR 30 upwards

Must-Try: Mawa Jalebi

Haleem is more than just a dish—it's a Ramzan tradition. For die-hard Haleem lovers, Hyderabadi Haleem at Kausar Baug is the favourite pick. This place caters to those who believe Haleem should be simple, meaty, and free from unnecessary ingredients. Their Haleem is rich and slow-cooked to perfection.

Price: INR 150 upwards

Must-Try: Mutton Haleem

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Located next to Kausar Baug Masjid, grab Kharbooja falooda here. The falooda here has little milk, more rabdi, and isn’t too sweet or too coloured. The little stall offers Kashmiri soda and a few other varieties of beverages, too. And you’ll spot several people flocking here after their prayer.

Price: INR 60 upwards

Must-Try: Kharbooja Faluda and Kashmiri Sharbat

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We recommend finding a parking spot in the Kausar Baug Masjid lane as it’s wider and less crowded. You can then tackle all the places on foot. Galli number 2 is usually more crowded with several people walking around and vehicles whizzing by. The best time to visit is between 6 PM and 4 AM, with evenings ideal for snacks and late nights perfect for a full-course meal. The area gets lively and busy after 9 PM. So whether you're planning to break your fast or enjoy a midnight feast, Kausar Baug is open throughout the night.