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‘Delhi Darbar’ Multi-Cuisine Restaurant launched in Zirakpur


Zirkapur: The Delhi Darbar Multi-Cuisine Restaurant was inaugurated at VIP Road, near Gate no 3, Opp Dominos, here today by N K Sharma, Ex MLA, Dera Bassi Halka, who was the Chief Guest of the inaugural function.

Faizan Siddiqui and Sahil Salmani, owners of Delhi Darbar, said, “This is our second outlet after Shimla. Our restaurant is known for the special Biryani of Delhi, besides serving some special dishes like Lachha Chicken, Kali Mirch Chicken, Chicken Changezi, Kadai Chicken, Butter Chicken, and Tawa Chicken. 

The restaurant has a delivery-cum-take away facility. We do serve vegetarian food, and tandoori items, along with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.”

Delhi Darbar Restaurant also offers different types of biryani including veg and nonveg, and Tandoori Starters, veg, and nonveg curry, family pack, bread, dessert, etc. The dishes will also be available through Zamoto and Swiggy. Customers will also get an opening offer of 20% off for the first 15 days. BW

 

 

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