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Where kulcha is king
Updated On: 18 January, 2010 07:34 AM IST | | Antoine Lewis
If monotony and a craving for stuffed Indian breads is your thing, step into Oshiwara's new rustic snack joint that prides itself on an entire menu dedicated to the Kulcha
If monotony and a craving for stuffed Indian breads is your thing, step into Oshiwara's new rustic snack joint that prides itself on an entire menu dedicated to the Kulcha
Interspersed among a melange of restaurants on the Andheri-Oshiwara stretch of the arterial New Link Road, are tiny, almost hole-in-the wall eateries offering interesting fare at fairly reasonable prices.
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Being simple, neighbourhood places, they sport ambience that's usually rudimentary. It's the quality of food and competent service that's the focus here.
Rooh Punjab Di, with just three tables seating a maximum of 12 guests, pretty much falls into this category.
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