Dhaba Estd 1986, Delhi, serves Tandoori dishes on an iron-shaped serveware, and their decor is Instagrammazing!

Located at Kondapur, Dhaba Estd 1986 has a colorful ambiance and an extensive Mughlai and tandoori menu, but what caught our attention was the way it serves these dishes. Dhaba Estd 1986 Delhi serves its Tandoori dishes on iron serveware, and it looks steaming hot.

Taking food presentation to the next level, Dhaba Estd 1986, Delhi is here to satiate your Tandoori cravings most uniquely. This Dhaba in Delhi offers its food in an iron-like utensil, and it looks pretty tempting.

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Dhaba Estb 1986 was started 30 years ago. It has a new age of fun and kitschy interiors with North Indian classics on the menu. Their menu features many Punjabi dishes both in vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. You will find traditional recipes such as Kanastari Baingan, Seekh kebab, Balti Meat, and more here.



Though the ambiance and the whole mood of this Dhaba can give you an energy boost, what we found the best was their unique way of serving Tandoori food in an iron-shaped utensil. You can order their special Tandoori Prawns and their unique black chicken, which they call Kala Sha Kala Kukkad, and capture the Instagramming presentation of these dishes.

Other than the mentioned dishes, they have a fab menu with multiple categories and enjoy a hearty Dhaba style Khana. A meal here is rounded off with Desi Paan that is available in all sorts of flavors. Right from Nutella to Thanda Thanda, and many such interesting flavors.

The Dhaba has cool Nalka chandeliers, Nimbu-Mirchi lights, vintage Bollywood posters, rustic interiors, and truck art elements. If you are planning to have a lavish meal, you can head here. But, since it is still not safe to go out, simply order online.

Where: A 257, Okhla Phase 1, New Delhi

Price: Rs.2,000 for two

Contact: +91 84487 86191

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