Shashank and Sadaf continue their Amritsar food tour and check out more iconic Punjabi food spots including Bharawan Da Dhaba, where you get the best Dal Makhani! And, of course, they couldn’t resist trying the delicious Sarson Ka Saag with Makki Ki Roti at this #dhaba that has been there since 1912. They also discover their roots with a trip to the Partition Museum in #Amritsar! So, come along and explore Amritsar and its street food with our foodie duo!
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EatTreat Rating: 5 stars (out of 5 stars)
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Credits: Anchor: Shashank Angiras, Chef Sadaf Hussain Creative Director: Kanishak Rajpal Director: Vatsal Upadhyay Producer: Preeti Chauhan Screenplay: Preeti Chauhan Editor: Deepak Sharma Director of Photography: Ashish Paul Second DOP: Suraj Sound: Akash Makeup: Sandeep Studio Production Assistant: Aditya Singh Produced by: Rusk Media
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More about Bharawan Da Dhaba: Located near the Golden Temple, Bharawan Da Dhaba is a great pure veg restaurant in Amritsar. It was set up over 100 years ago, in 1912. The food here tastes extremely delicious because every dish is slow-cooked on a low flame. When you're craving for authentic Punjabi food, order their famous Makki Ki Roti and Sarson Ka Saag. It is a great family restaurant with a loyal customer base. Talking about their ambience, it has a perfect dining atmosphere with old-fashioned tables, chairs, working fans and a huge crowd of regular visitors. You can also go for their stuffed kulchas (paneer, aloo) with Amritsari chhole.
Address: Near Town Hall, Outside Golden Temple, Amritsar, Punjab Price for two: Rs.600
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EatTreat brings to you an exclusive series – Served, where we serve expert food reviews and iconic dishes and restaurants to you guys! Whether it is a legendary restaurant, or a famous street food outlet, or a hidden gem, we’ll travel across the city to bring to you the best of Indian street food, local restaurants and much more. This is an opinionated series around the local history and the amazing backgrounds of Indian dishes, restaurants and people.
Presenter: Shashank Angiras, our happy-go-lucky food guru who is driven by a burning curiosity for facts & history and is on a mission to bring you the best of all things food in your city!
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