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Authentic Charcoal Tandoori Kebabs in Indiranagar

byKund Indian BarbequeDine-in at restaurant in Indiranagar, BengaluruStarts from320 per personView full gallery

Experience the smoky perfection of our 100-year-old spice blends, slow-cooked in a traditional charcoal tandoor right here in Indiranagar.

Even our chef’s favourite dish is the Murgh Akbari Kebab. When the chef loves it, you know it's a must-try.

Here’s a look at how we make our Murgh Akbari Kebab. The chicken is marinated in special Indian spices and cooked in the tandoor until it's succulent and perfectly charred.

Our Paneer Tikka is slow-cooked over charcoal, which keeps the paneer incredibly soft and absorbs all the smoky flavours. It’s healthy, tasty, and melts in your mouth.

A glimpse inside our tandoor where the magic happens. Freshly made rotis stick to the side while various kebabs are slow-cooked over glowing coals.

Our perfectly plated Chicken Tikka, served with fresh salad and our signature mint chutney. The beautiful char marks are a sign of authentic tandoor cooking.

Another look at our delicious Chicken Tikka appetizer, a favourite for starting a meal at Kund.

This is how we prepare our Haryali Seekh Kebab, made with minced vegetables and our secret spice mix, cooked on skewers in the tandoor for a flavourful bite.

Our classic Tandoori Chicken, marinated for hours and cooked to perfection. The meat is tender and infused with authentic North Indian spices.

A plate of our creamy Malai Soya Chaap and Hariyali kebabs, served with fresh onions and mint chutney. A great vegetarian starter option.

Another view of our popular vegetarian appetizers, showcasing the different textures and flavours from our tandoor.

About From The Heart of the Tandoor

Most places use electric grills, but we keep our charcoal tandoor running every single day. That is the secret to getting our Paneer Tikka soft while giving the Murgh Akbari Kebab that perfect smoky char. It takes more effort and constant attention from our chefs to control the heat, but you can taste the difference in the texture of every bite.

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