Must be a hidden gem as Zomato ratings doesn’t offer justice to this place. The food had all the makings of a Old Delhi joint as if they were cooking the same in the byelanes of Jama Masjid and then brought to this restaurant. The Raan was rustic meaty with authentic flavors and the Mutton Nihari was one of the best I have savoured in India. If given a choice I would visit the restaurant just for the Khamiri and Nihari. The seekh Kebab was licious but could have had more fat to it. The phirni in the end was nice to satiate my yearning for a sweet nutty closure to me meal.
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Had a dinner here with friends, and fully enjoyed the ambience and food. DefCol places in general can get packed and noisy, but this relatively small place allows you to at least have a civilized discussion with more than one person at your table!
The staff is friendly and attentive. I just had to look up and somebody was already at our table.
The food was delicious. I particularly liked the “dry” foods: chicken tikka, paneer tikka (really nice and soft!), mutton and seekh kebab (taking me back to Karim’s, the Jama Masjid one that is!), and - very innovative for me - a dahi / yoghurt kebab. The latter sounded a bit odd, but it had a nice mix of paneer and kebab flavors. My friends had the biryani and butter chicken; I stole a couple of bites and enjoyed those as well.
Had a mixed sweet ‘n salt lime soda, which was properly mixed.
Though I normally visit at least one of the two Sagars when I am in DefCol, I will definitely add Mubarak Kitchen to the list - and it helps it is conveniently located between those Sagars :-)).
Well just wanna say food off the hook !! Must must try mutton raan, mutton biryani, mutton korma... infact I am very regular to this restaurant, reason am hardcore mutton eater and this place serves the best.
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