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Dining
                 Punjab’s
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                                                                                 Enjoy progressive Indian cuisine

                                                                            at Punjab Grill Bangkok, a fi ne dining
                                                                                      establishment fi t for royalty.

                                                                                    By Gurleen Khanijoun Chawla
                       Nimbu achari jheenga, Afghani murgh and Salmon tikka

                 Indian food is greatly loved by Bangkok gourmets for its exotic spices ood is greatly loved by Bangkok gourmets for its exotic spices
                 Indian f
                 and time-honoured recipes. Until recently, its gastronomic delights ently, its gastronomic delights
                 and time-honoured recipes. Until rec
                 were rarely viewed as  ne dining cuisine that deserved to stand beside  ne dining cuisine that deserved to stand beside
                 were rarely viewed as
                 French or Chinese fare. However, Punjab Grill Bangkok, the latest Punjab Grill Bangkok, the latest
                 branch of an Indian-based empire of elegant eateries that reaches as
                 far as Dubai and Singapore, presents a fresh new perspective of Indian
                 cuisine in the City of Angels.

                 Situated within Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit, the
                 establishment reveals itself behind regal, wooden doors emblazoned
                 with a lion insignia. Once you step through, a world of elegance
                 cascades over you. The dining area is de ned by dark wood interiors,
                 with sweeping golden curtains and grand chandeliers. An open
                 kitchen, with three beautiful copper-clad tandoor ovens, is set behind
                 a glass partition. This stately yet modern backdrop re ects the modern
                 twists taken on the classic Punjab cuisine served here.   Shakarkandi aur anar chaat

                 The kitchen is led by Indian Chef Bharath Bhat, who draws inspiration
                 from his prior experience at  ve-star hotels and Michelin-star
                 openings. His innovative  air extends to the menu, as Chef Bharath
                 constantly comes up with delicious deviations to the traditional
                 recipes of Punjab and Kashmir provinces. It’s no wonder the
                 establishment has topped TripAdvisor’s list as the number one Indian
                 restaurant in Bangkok. Imagine what other Punjabi perfections could
                 result from their new à la carte menu, set to launch in May.






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