Pinch of Spice- The Review

We all are quite happy and satisfied with our life, but there is always a need to add that much needed pinch of spice to it, and for that I headed to this place which is in the heart of West Delhi, Rajouri Garden.

Located at a 5-7 mins rickshaw ride away, opposite to TDI Paragon mall, this place is serving well for a quite long time.  

If you are in search of a good fine dining restaurant for family or friends get together then this is the place for you...

 The menu offers a wide range of dishes from North Indian cuisines to Chinese cuisines to Mughlai cuisine and each and every dish is beautifully presented and just perfect in taste.

 DRUMS OF HEAVEN: 

Perfectly cooked and spiced chicken wings with good presentation and amazing taste. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

MURGH MALAI KEBAB: 

Juicy and perfectly spiced and marinated chicken, another very well made dish by the chef, RECOMMENDED

 PANEER MALAI SEEKH: 

The paneer was really very soft and melted in the mouth, a very good and tasty option for veg foodies with tempting presentation.

CIGAR ROLLS: 

This is one of the best appetizers which I loved here, stuffed with corn and cheese these rolls very, very cheesy n crisp, served with different sauces in cute small glasses. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

BUTTER CHICKEN:


 This is the dish which really crossed my expectations and tasted super good with the breads served, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

BIRYANI: 

It was served in a small handi giving it the Mughlai touch and was also very yum and the presentation was equally good.
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ICE CREAM BROWNIE: 

This was the most drooling of all... The sizzling sound of chocolate, the hot brownie and the chilled ice cream, what else can a foodie, have after having such amazing appetizers and main course. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

 GULAB JAMUN: 

They serve piping hot Gulab jamun in a glass, which made me fall in love with Gulab jamun all over again.

 To end our food journey at Pinch of Spice, we were served Pan Shots, which was a really refreshing pan flavored drink in shot glasses.

From soothing ambiance to the courteous staff to lip smacking food this place stands perfect in every category.

 Presentation: 5/5
Food: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Value for Money: 5/5
Cost for Two: Rs1600

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