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Both ISKCON Hyderabad Sri Sri Radha Madanmohan Mandir and Balaji Kailash Restaurant & Banquet are recommended for visiting. Chinese cuisine provides flavorsome food at Balaji Kailash Restaurant & Banquet. Nicely cooked paneer, biryani and soup have a good taste.
Food delivery is an important benefit of this place. Every time you come here, you see the enjoyable service.
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Price range per person INR 280
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Being a successful caterer, prominent in Marwadi and Agarwal communities, Kailash Dhaba happens to be once a kitchen open to only their close circuit of family and friends. The founder had a penchant for experimenting with recipes and treating everyone with love and exceptional food. The food gained immense popularity that it was difficult to host the excessive crowd and their unending requests. So going by everyone’s opinion and demand, Kailash Dhaba was found and soon it even branched out to 3 different locations.
The menu what you will find at this place is no different from the regular Dhabha’s that you might have visited so far. But what difference you will find is that all the dishes are void of Ajinomoto, additives, colors and the extra oil floating around your favorite curries. Infact the usage of corn flour is limited to wherever required.
Manchow Soup was surprisingly not a premix based and had a thick body with veggies and hot-spicy flavours. Vegetable Manchuria though not an exceptional one, got it’s balance right between the crunchy exteriors and softness from within. Hakka Paneer, a preparation in Chinese sauces topped with fried papad blended a great texture and taste. Must try.
Paneer Lababdar, a rich, creamy tomato gravy doused with smokiness was something for which I would go again and again to this place. The cheese dressing further balanced out the earthy taste. Veg Kadai was a delicious rendition of fresh veggies sautéed with desi masala and spices brushed with little gravy. The crunchy vegetables pickled exceptionally well with the spices to render a rustic flavor.
To accompany the Jeera Rice which was little disappointing, came the mildly spiced and well tempered Dal Fry. Suggestions to throw in few Cashew and fried curry leaves to elevate the flavors of Rice were accepted by the Chef and the owners, hope they implement it too. This is one such place where the clienteles doesn’t eat any dessert and I feel it’s ok for the Management to not to take much efforts to have Desserts as part of their menu.
This one, quite hidden in the area of Abids in the lane of ISCKON temple is definitely a good option to satiate your Punjabi/North Indian fare cravings. Almost 10% difference in the pricing which is still economical for their ambience and food.