I have had CHANAS food before.
but i think the food tasted way better then than now.
so i got this 3.5 🌟IFTHAR box for LKR9,960 includes for 4PAX
Chicken porridge
Punjabi samosa
chicken lollipop
Mini tikka chicken swarmer
chicken biryani gulabjamun
falooda 200ml
The box was well packed, and that's how the spread looked.
best of the entire meal was 5🌟the Kanji, it did not have that coconut creamy texture unlike the other iftar i had tried, it was runnier but had broken wheat for texture, and spicy as well and the meat chunks too was sufficient.
The 5🌟gulabjamun was soft, not overly sweet, and tasted and smelled like roses and saffron. and again the downside was it was small and we needed more! least two each. ( Ps when i saw the tiny containers though there were all gulabjamun but I felt let down, when i saw it was the sauce for the samosa and the Ritha for the biryani!
3✨Faluda had too much of rose/almond essence, I'm not sure it also had shredded coconut bits, plenty of almonds but was too sweet.
The 3✨chicken lollipop was a letdown because 4 is insufficient; it teases your taste buds and leaves you hanging. We got more than 4 dates. No complaints since it was what was expected as I don't like 4 🌟vegetarian samosas that are packed with potatoes.
The 3.5🌟chicken tikka shawarma was great and had meat that was tender and had a more sour flavor. It was also a little oily, as if it were dripping with oil.
The 4*🌟biryani, on the other hand, exceeded expectations by far. It appeared to be quite spicy and oily, yet the flavor was mild. it proved that looks can be deceiving.
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FUN FACT
Where did biryani come from originally?
Image result for biriyani origin
Iran
There can be little doubt that biriyani originated in Iran. Even the name biriyani can be traced to the original Persian "birinj biriyan" - literally, fried rice.
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