Lucknow Cuisine
Tunday Kababi
Tunday Kababi
The Chowk outlet serves only beef kebabs while the Aminabad
outlet serves both mutton and beef kebabs at a very cheap price. So eat as much
as you want without burning a hole in your pocket!
Rahim’s Kulcha Nahari
Imagine tender pieces of meat marinated in an exotic spice
rub and cooked overnight, stuffed into freshly baked tandoori kulche. After
tunday kebabs, nahari kulcha is the second most famous food jewel of Lucknow
food and cuisine.
Prakash ki kulfi
Lucknow food will never disappoint the ones with a sweet
tooth. One of the major competitions in desserts is Prakash ki Kulfi. They serve
only kulfi faloodas in their shop and it’s made within the blink of an eye!
Sharma Tea Stall
A visit to Lucknow is incomplete without a visit to Sharma
Ji. The Bun-Makkhan is something to die for! Freshly baked buns smothered in
homemade butter.
Makhan Malai Chowk
Winters are incomplete without makhan malai. It is
conceptually similar to Old Delhi’s daulat ki chaat, but much more intense and
flavourful. The dish in itself is light and fluffy.
Sheermal at Chowk
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