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Authentic Mughlai & Awadhi Catering in Delhi

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I bring the heritage of royal Indian kitchens to your celebration. From my modern take on the classic Nihari to melt-in-the-mouth Galouti Kebabs, every dish is slow-cooked to bring back that authentic taste.

I believe even a classic like Paneer Tikka deserves to be the hero. In this video, I explain how we elevate it with a special Multani chutney stuffing, making it a dish your guests will remember.

Nihari is a dish with a royal history, and I've created my own version, Nihari 2.0. I share the story and the slow-cooking process behind this lighter, yet deeply flavourful Awadhi delicacy.

My Lamb Nalli Nihari, slow-cooked for hours to achieve a melt-in-your-mouth texture. Served with bone marrow, it's a true taste of Old Delhi's culinary heritage.

My signature Butter Chicken, presented with a bit of theatre. Succulent tandoori chicken pieces are served over a simmering, velvety tomato-butter gravy, ready to be enjoyed.

Smoky and spiced Veg Seekh Kebabs, grilled to perfection and garnished with fresh mint and pomegranate. A delicious vegetarian option packed with flavour.

A simple, classic presentation of our Veg Seekh Kebabs, served with sliced onions and a side of creamy dip.

The heart of Mughlai flavour. A tray of whole spices like black pepper, cloves, and star anise, which form the aromatic base of our royal dishes like Galouti Kebab.

Perfectly plated Galouti Kebabs, each resting on a small, crisp bread base and topped with mint chutney, showcasing an elegant serving style.

A display for our Awadhi Cuisine station, featuring a traditional spice box and a pot of rich curry, setting the stage for a royal feast.

A wholesome and traditional Punjabi meal of Sarson ka Saag and Makki ki Roti, served with white butter and jaggery. A winter favourite that I bring to events.

About Royal Indian Kitchen: Mughlai & Awadhi Masterpieces

People often ask how we get the depth of flavour in our Mughlai dishes. It is not magic, it is patience. Whether it is my signature Nihari 2.0 or our slow-cooked Dal Makhani, every curry or kebab on your menu spends hours on a low flame before it reaches your guests. If you are looking for that authentic, slow-cooked royal taste for your event, that is exactly what I focus on.

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