The Desi Connection
As you enter the sundeck dining area at the Soaltee Crowne Plaza, you are transported into a realm of trucks, local stalls of refreshments, alcohol, an assorted menu and blaring old Bollywood music. It is ‘Happy Singh Da Dhaba’, an annual, much awaited food festival that is the talk of the town. Travel & Lifestyle experiences the authentic ambience of a dhaba which has been improvised over the years.
An assorted range of meat sizzling on a wide pan is a sight voracious non-vegetarians cannot ignore. The perfect indulgence of masala and condiments in a live cooking station is what the festival truly incorporates.
Bhatti Se
Maki ki roti is a popular Punjabi flat bread made from corn flour. Generously laden with butter and sizzling this simple dish will catch your fancy.The crisp as well as soft leavened bread, Aloo Kulcha has a spiced potato filling and a bite will leave you asking for recipes from the chef.
Khud Ustad Bano aur Khao
The delicately cooked patthar ki kabab stays true to its name. Cooked over charcoal, the well-marinated lamb will definitely entice your taste buds as a starter.
Kukud Chandani
The authentic Punjabi chicken starter, succulently marinated and prepared with rich flavours, is served with an array of condiments such as bhuna pyaz, dahi chutey, mint chutney, amchur, mustard oil and the likes.
Vaishno Da Dhaba
A gastronomical delight, the sarsoun da saag certainly has a rich taste of its own. One must indulge in it to reveal the real taste of dhaba.
Popular egg plant curry in Indian cuisine, Baigan Baghare is a relatively mellow recipe with spices and is best served with roti, pulao, biryani and the likes. Experience it only at the Happy Singh Da Dhaba!
Jeeta Military Hotel
The Firoj Pur wale Murgh and its gravy brings out the true taste of the cuisine. Preferably served with biryani, it alone is wonderfully capable of making you lick your
finger tips.
Kake Halwai Di Hatti
Don’t forget to please your sweet tooth with this marvellous dessert. Its rich, milky texture finely complements the Indian spices.
Mudka wali kulfi
Taking you down memory lane the kulfi adds a nice touch to your grand meal.
