Sara's Kitchen

is Ramadan ready and we were there a couple of days ago. Afghanistan chapli kebab & Turkish Islander kebab were starters, especially loved the latter for both presentation and taste.

We had Moroccan spiced beef as a main course - meatballs in a tomato based sauce and served with herbed rice. The other main was Lebanese lemon garlic chicken. Anything with lemon & garlic is irresistible for me. It was served with warm pita bread. So good! Portions are generous!

Zaitoon Ramadan Nights at Zaitoon, ECR.
A little crowded but not suffocatingly so. They have a variety of kebabs, samosas, bites like thread chicken, kunafa chicken & spring rolls. Had a glimpse of the veg section which seemed to have a few paneer items. Then there's live stations with mac& cheese with fried chicken, sumac bread with prawns & more such combos. Wanted the mankeesh but there was a queue for it so we skipped it. And of course, haleem. Also desserts which we didn't attempt to go anywhere near. We got everything packed & brought it home. Tastewise, all fine, worth another trip. If you do go, keep an eye out for the total bill. They added a couple of extra items we had not ordered.
On till the end of Ramzan.
india

Zaitoon Ramadan Nights at Zaitoon, ECR.
A little crowded but not suffocatingly so. They have lots of starters like different kebabs, Arabian samosas, thread chicken, kunafa wrapped prawns& spring rolls. Had a glimpse of the veg section which seemed to have a few paneer items. Then there's live stations with mac& cheese with fried chicken, sumac bread with prawns & more such combos. Wanted the mankeesh but there was a queue for it so we skipped it. And of course, haleem. Also desserts which we didn't attempt to go anywhere near. We got everything packed & brought it home. Tastewise, all fine, worth another trip. If you do go, keep an eye out for the billing. They added a couple of snacks that we hadn't ordered.
On till the end of Ramzan.
.india