The very up market place in South Delhi near the historical
Monument, Qutub Minar is Ambawatta in Mehrauli.
LAVAASH…the brainchild of SABY is come up here. In fact if you sit in open
terrace, you can have the magnificent view of tallest Minar from there while
enjoying the meal. LAVAASH….the staple bread of ARMENIAN Cuisine and even the
first bread baked by the mankind, a soft thin bread made in tandoor. Armenian
Cuisine is a combination of different tastes and distinct aromas. The main
ingredients are herbs, wheat in variety of forms, of legumes like Chick peas,
Lentils, Kidney beans, Nuts and Fruits rather than Spices. Freshness of the ingredients
depicts the flavour of the food.
The place has indoor as well as outdoor seating. The
traditionally done up with wood carvings, antiques , designs on the wall and
glass windows with Kantha worked upholstery, vibrant yet classy is inviting.
Few of the dishes we tried are …. ARMENIAN ROLLS….here the
chicken ham, kalimpong, braised onions are rolled in Lavaash and was served
with humus. PRAWN TOLMA…Onions stuffed with coconut milk, chilli, ginger,
prawns & kasundi. As explained by SABY…it’s a tedious process to make this
Prawn Tolma…bake separately then stuff prawn inside…but was worth it , served
with mustard sauce. MOCHAR PUFF …..the Banana blossom filling was served with
spicy tomato chutney.
STUFFED TOMATOES….. Oven baked tomatoes are stuffed with Paneer and vegetables and
was served with Lentil heeng broth is not to be missed. KATHI KEBAB….well
marinated and well done succulent chicken skewers were juicy.
ORANGE POUND CAKE…..jaggery syrup on cake served with nolen gur ice cream…was ultimate. DARK
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE….i found a bit bitter.
The passion for their work can be seen only by visiting
LAVAASH . The very young team SABYASACHI GORAI and their head chef Megha Kohli
are creating waves !!
LAVAASH….the staple bread of ARMENIAN Cuisine and even the first bread baked by the mankind, a soft thin bread made in tandoor. Armenian Cuisine is a combination of different tastes and distinct aromas.
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