[🇵🇰] Bradford oldest Kashmiri restaurant

[Lulldapull]

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Ye motta tommy pommy got a busy channel and he hitting all our UK joints. 30 pounds or about $40 for this food. Ye saara iss nay khud he khaa lena hae, but honestly 3 people can easily share this much food:

 

[Malang]

Sir aaj se 22 saal pehle ki baat hai. 1 din main England gaya tha. Wahan per mere chachu ki wife ke cousin ka friend Bradford main rahta tha. Humne 1 raat us ke ghar stay kiya phir us friend ka ek aur friend tha jo shayad Taxi karta tha us ki duty lagi ke wo hamain Bradford ghumaye ga.

Phir janab wo Banda Hamain is restaurant main le gaya jahan mujhe aaj bhi yaad hai ke Maine khana khaya tha. It was very famous restaurant at that time and he told us that this restaurant has multiple flavours of the same cuisine. If a gora orders curry, it will be sweet and if a Pakistani orders curry it will be spicy.

 

[Azad Kashmir]

i have been to bradford and eaten at phat boy restaurant it was great and fairly priced. plus they got this place called big fellas pizza damn the pizzas taste great with sauce inside it. the houses are big and plenty of buildings to rent its a big place. people in bradford live in another time it as if they dont know whats going on outside or in england too busy with their lives. in my town if someone comes in to your area they people of my town will notice plus are much more political ad conspiratorial kind.

 

[Old School]

Sir aaj se 22 saal pehle ki baat hai. 1 din main England gaya tha. Wahan per mere chachu ki wife ke cousin ka friend Bradford main rahta tha. Humne 1 raat us ke ghar stay kiya phir us friend ka ek aur friend tha jo shayad Taxi karta tha us ki duty lagi ke wo hamain Bradford ghumaye ga.

Phir janab wo Banda Hamain is restaurant main le gaya jahan mujhe aaj bhi yaad hai ke Maine khana khaya tha. It was very famous restaurant at that time and he told us that this restaurant has multiple flavours of the same cuisine. If a gora orders curry, it will be sweet and if a Pakistani orders curry it will be spicy.

For the local English customers, it is always the same gravy as mashed boiled carrots, onion, lamb stock, some tomatoes, and sweet green/red peppers. They pre-cook the meat/vegetables without onion and keep them in the cooler. When customers order, they put some curry powder in the frying pan and mix the gravy with the pre-cooked meat/vegetables. If it is Qorma, they throw some cream/yogurt. If it is masala, they add coconut/almond powder, and cream/yogurt. It is the standard in all UK desi restaurants. It was not that great 20 years ago for the Desi people, either. The dishes were very watery, often missing the right amount of ginger, garlic, and garam masala. Honestly, there is no real Pakistani restaurant food outside Pakistan ( and my personal kitchen) as I travel frequently to 4 continents.

 

[Bilal9]

Honestly, there is no real Pakistani restaurant food outside Pakistan ( and my personal kitchen) as I travel frequently to 4 continents.

In my neck of the woods - we have Bandoo Khan, a nice eatery with (I'd say) somewhat authentic Pakistani street food.

The place is packed with families on the weekends.

I visited twice - and dare say, wasn't disappointed. Reasonably priced, as well.

Interesting that the cooks are all Mexican or Central American.

They probably follow the same formula you mentioned, except the Kabab and Parathas.

 

[Old School]

In my neck of the woods - we have Bandoo Khan, a nice eatery with (I'd say) somewhat authentic Pakistani street food.

The place is packed with families on the weekends.

I visited twice - and dare say, wasn't disappointed. Reasonably priced, as well.

Interesting that the cooks are all Mexican or Central American.

They probably follow the same formula you mentioned, except the Kabab and Parathas.

Bandoo Khan was initially in our city in Florida, but he shut down his business and moved. He is a very miserly guy who hardly ever takes a shower !! He was operating with predominantly Latino employees. It was overpriced compared to the portion, and he had no chapati roti. Only nan and rumali roti.

 

[Bilal9]

Bandoo Khan was initially in our city in Florida, but he shut down his business and moved. He is a very miserly guy who hardly ever takes a shower !! He was operating with predominantly Latino employees. It was overpriced compared to the portion, and he had no chapati roti. Only nan and rumali roti.

Yeah I think same menu here in LA as well, never seen the guy or the misfortune to smell him. Though compared to LA restaurant prices, his prices aren't really considered high. Even fast food in LA, you can't get out without spending at least $25 per person per meal nowadays. And sit-down restaurants are astronomical.

 

[Bilal9]

Ye motta tommy pommy got a busy channel and he hitting all our UK joints. 30 pounds or about $40 for this food. Ye saara iss nay khud he khaa lena hae, but honestly 3 people can easily share this much food:

I don't think he ever met any plate of curry he disliked.

Looking at his size, he could eat a whole lamb.