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Indian Hut
The restaurant’s white, brightly lit interior
gestures diners to come in through its glass doors. The décor is simple
yet has a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere with the clientele comprising
of local Indian residents as well as tourists.
Indian Hut offers northern Indian and Indian-Chinese
cooking with the menu being extensive plus divided into sections, making
ordering easy. My dining companions and I took pleasure in a selection
from the tandoor comprising of ‘Peshwari Sheekh Kebab’, ‘Murgh Malai
Tikka’, ‘Paneer Tikka’ and ‘Fish Tikka’ accompanied by a tandoori salad.
We followed through with the main course and the ‘Prawn Masala’ will
please seafood lovers with good-sized prawns in the dish, moreover the
‘Rara Gosht’ is worth a mention, minced and cubes of boneless mutton; we
enjoyed this in the midst of a selection of Indian breads. If you still
have room for dessert then ‘Kulfi’, Indian homemade ice-cream garnished
with pistachio nuts is a good ending to the meal.
Pay a visit to Indian Hut for good choice of all
round taste, quality and value.
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