Let Your Tastebuds Go ‘Balle Balle’ with Authentic Flavours of Punjab

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Now you can experience  “Pind Da Swad” right here in Jaipur with the ongoing Punjabi Food Festival at Monarch, the all-day dining restaurant of Holiday Inn Jaipur.  Their team of chefs have meticulously curated a delectable menu featuring the gems from the kitchens of the Punjab.

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The festival aims to introduce Jaipurites to the tastes of Punjab, also known as  the land of milk and honey as well as especially known for its tandoori cooking.

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The hotel is serving a slew of piquant dishes. The meat lovers can enjoy the evergreen Butter Chicken, Chooza Khada Masala, Bhuna Gosht, Tandoori Chicken, Machch ke Sooley and Fish Tikkas. The vegetarian fare is equally delightful with  Sarson ka Saag, Chole Bhature, Harey Chholiya Da Pulao, Pind Da Saag, tandoori chaap and Amritsari Bhutte di Tikki on offer.

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The festival is on till 20th August, from 7:30 -11:00 pm. For reservations: 0141 422 2444

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