The Royal Turban | Food Review
I am loving to write this one and I might be short of words but not praises. West Delhi for long has had the same old eating points which everyone including me have been bored off. Nothing new and I had been to all of them like a zillion times. So, I recently went to “The Royal Turban”, landmark, The Slice of Italy, Rajouri Garden and got all my queries answered.
AMAZING is the word or may be you know a better word. Great decor, absolutely soothing and nice and more than anything else AWESOME food. Anyone who has been to QD’s in Kamla Nagar would know why I call it AMAZING. The Royal Turban comes from the same family with the same legacy of great taste. A mix of Indo-Chinese menu, the royal turban did not have a menu flooded with names but they had the taste.
Every West delhite would certainly thank them and visit them again. Great hospitality, Quick service and jhakkas food.I went there with my mom and more than me she loved it. I cannot help but raise their Chinese food over their own superb Indian delicacies. Yeah!! try the chilly corn popper if you go there and tell me back. They have a perfect Delhi taste to their food. Do I say anything more or it makes you run there?
Well if that doesnt, just imagine a dessert by the name of “Nasheele Jamun” and I guess all done then. Their food speaks their quality. What best is that people do a lot of colours on their plates often, garnsihing they say. They did it at the minimum and still made the best impact. I am going there AGAIN and AGAIN.
Meal For Two: Rs. 1000
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I know…its a fabulous place! The ambience is exuberant and the food is absolutely sumptuous. West Delhi is surely blessed to have this restaurant whose synonym could be “the fine flavor of finesse”. I have been a regular since past two months and I am loving it to the core.
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Never been to The Royal Turban, but it looks good from your post. A little more description of the food and how it tasted would certainly be much appreciated. Thanks!
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