For the love of food, friendship & wanderlust
Photo courtesy: Indego by Vineet I don’t go out to eat Indian food that often. When I do, its usually to the neighbourhood joint, something cheap and cheerful. In all honesty, Indian food reminds me of home food. Sure, the country has about 50 different cuisines (more or less?) and yes, mum’s cooking doesn’t cover it
When our waiter brought our order of lucknowi kebabs to the table, it didn’t look anything like kebabs. It was flat on the plate, like a thick layer of nearly-burnt masala you find at the bottom of a biryani. The friends I was dining with that night, who recommended we absolutely MUST try Al Afadhil, reassured