Alhamdulillah, Aminia...


Hello pals! Eid Mubarak to everyone. And this time we were dining out at Aminia, New Market, Kolkata with our Chinese friends from Edinburgh. Quite a multi-cultural, multinational affair indeed.

Now, we were so hungry that we even started seeing the crescent moon in the chicken leg piece or in the semi-finished (Read 'semi circled') Phirni that someone was having just by our table. We ordered one Chicken Biryani and one special Awadhi Biryani, along with Chicken Handi to pacify our ever hungry taste-buds.

Amidst of the arousing aroma, the heavenly Haleem eaters surrounded by, we were eagerly waiting for our own destiny to come. And after a while when it reached us, our taste-buds became succulent to dive into the plateful of ecstasy. We just did not eat, we made love with the food! We tasted the heavenly beauty in the plate.



After the main course, it was time for dessert. Yes, lip smacking Kesar Pista Phirni it was. You may tag us as daydreamers at dining table, but trust us, we really saw the beauty of the full moon on this Eid, in the bowlful of Phirni.

Let the good food complement our partnership in crave till the next Iftar party begins!

P.S. The images are taken from Google. We couldn't take picture of our 'foodventure' as we were too busy savouring the food.
Location: 6A, S N Banerjee Road, Near Elite Cinema, Kolkata, West Bengal 700087, India

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