Our journey this week travels to the snow-capped foothills of Kashmir and the northern spice routes, where slow-cooked warming sauces and aromatic whole spices reign supreme.
Kashmiri cuisine is a rich, rice- and meat-heavy tradition shaped by Central Asian, Persian, and North Indian influences, deeply tied to the culture and history of the Kashmir Valley. The Waza Legacy: In the 14th century, skilled cooks and artisans arrived from Central Asia and Samarkand. Their descendants—known as Wazas—remain the master chefs of the region today.
The heart of our menu centers around Rogan Josh—a legendary dish traditionally simmered with red Kashmiri chilies, warming dry ginger, toasted fennel seeds, and smooth yogurt to create a velvety, rich, and deeply comforting curry. Paired alongside fragrant Biryani Masala Rice, golden layered parathas, and spiced side dishes, this menu brings authentic home-style Indian cooking straight to your table.