Cuddling in the heart of the so called ‘Biriyani para’ of
this city, Afza is a new name in the list of famous Mughlai houses situated in
Park Circus area. Located at 82, Jhowtala Road, Kolkata, a few steps away from
Our Lady Queen of the Mission school, this 2-3 years old hotel cum restaurant includes
both North Indian and Chinese cuisines in its menu chart.
A perfect place, spacious and well decorated to hang out
with friends or to plan a family dinner, one will get a wide variety of choices
at Afza’s menu chart to satiate their taste buds. After it started off, I have
been there quite a number of times for dine-in and once or twice I have placed
the order for home delivery. This dining hub is very close to my place and so
whenever I feel the urge to dine out; this is always the first option for me.
As of date, I have always been there with my friends and every time I have been
there, I opted for North Indian cuisine except once when I ordered
Chinese.
The north Indian cuisine here is simply awesome here and as
I am a regular diner at nearby Zeeshan and Arsalan, comparison comes
automatically, and on that comparative scale, this younger Afza is in no way inferior
to well known Zeeshan and Arsalan. And why only me, any diner who has tasted
North Indian preparations at Afza will agree with me because this gastronomic
enclave leaves no space for dissatisfaction when it comes to their service,
hospitality and preparations.
For starters, my all time favorite is either Chicken
Tandoori or Chicken Reshmi Kabab which is followed by their yummy ChickenBiriyani. Afza prepares all these with its chef’s special touch which gives a
superb taste to the preparations to delight the hearts of every diner. Their biriyani
is a superb and heavenly combination with Chicken Bharta or Chicken Butter
Masala. Every time I satisfied my appetite with Afza’s North Indian dishes, I have
always gone home delighted. But once I tasted the Chinese when I was there with
my building friends and I was very disappointed. We ordered Crispy Chilli Baby
Corn, followed by Chicken Chowmein and Garlic Chicken but all of these were not
up to the mark. We also felt that the Baby Corn item was not fresh.
So when I can give 10/10 points for Afza’s North Indian
preparations, I will give it only 1/10 for the Chinese ones. I must say that
Afza is basically a specialist in North Indian cuisine and if anyone has a plan
to dine in here during the festive season, try North Indian and I am sure you
will love to return again and again.
Bhavesh Bhatia loves to taste various preparations at
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