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el lema es...
"COCINA DE CAMPO EN EPOCA DE VACAS FLACAS"

y es fiel al lema
comer muy muy bien y barato?
mirar la carta y encontrar que el 95% de los platos tiene un precio de UNA CIFRA?
si, existe, y acaba de abrir
la "hamburguesa campera" exquisita, el mollete deberia estar algo mas caliente, pero la carne impecable de punto y sabor
el "pollo de accion de gracias" lo vimos en la mesa de al lado...y nos dejaron probarlo...muy muy bueno!! y comen al menos 3 o 4 de él...
la atención del dueño de enorme simpatía y buena intención
todavía en rodaje pero un sitio de los que deben triunfar, lo merece
volveré!
id!

y los domingos hacen brunch

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nuevo!!

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arqto ENRIQUE NORTEN

eye lo descubrió en septiembre de 2011

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snif tambien

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alucinante

'me encanta, uno de mis favoritos'

thalis maravillosos en una finca-museo alucinate
manteles de hojas cosidas
platos de hojas prensadas
comida directamente sobre el mantel
menu fijo coma todo lo que pueda
una experiencia obligatoria en ahmedabad
tiene museo anexo de colecciones de bronce y laton muy interesante

leido en la web:
I had read about Vishala in one of the dailies so during my trip to Ahmedabad I went to this fascinating place with a group of friends. The minute you enter the place you are transported to an old-world charm of Gujarati lifestyle, right into the heart of a Gujarati village.

You are greeted by men in turbans and dhotis with flowers, and the restaurant is a mud hut decorated with typical Gujarati motifs. You’ll be surprised to note that there the restaurant has minimal use of electricity, only for table fans in the peak of summer. There are no tube lights or bulbs and at sunset, lanterns and lamps are lit in every nook and corner. The air smells of smoked charcoal and the atmosphere is charged with the eclectic performances of folk musicians and dancers, magic shows and puppet shows.

You have food sitting on ‘patlas’ with a low table which was very comfortable. The food is served on biodegradable leaf plates and you are given a spoon only on demand as you are required to eat with your fingers in true Gujarati tradition. They serve a whole lot of starters with a number of pickles, handvo, dhokla, sprouts, farsan, and buttermilk (in earthen pots). The main course had vegetables, dal & curry, theplas, makai ka rotla, Bhakri, Bajre ki Roti with White butter & Khichdi. Jalebis were piping hot and crispy and malpua was yummy!! After the meal they also serve an ice cream of your choice outside the dining area.

There is a museum of utensils which has a nice collection of antique vessels of Gujarati households and a shop for Gujarati handicrafts. Everything was simply out of the world. Those people who come to serve the food will make sure that you eat much more than you are capable of by doing the traditional ‘Kathiavadi taan’ . After a meal you can simply relax on the traditional cots or on the swings.
The ambience is excellent and the service out of the world. You get a good taste of the much famed Gujarati hospitality. Definitely a must visit if you are in Ahmedabad.

Vishalla Restaurant

Opposite Vasna Toll Naka, Near APMC Market, Sarkhej Narol Highway, Vasna, Ahmedabad

Phone: +91 79 22761401/ 26602422/ 26446554

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uno de los grandes

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parte de la revolución gastronomica sueca

eye lo descubrió en agosto de 2011

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The Ahhichatragarh Fort Nagaur
The Ahhichatragarh Fort, meaning the ‘Fort of the Hooded Cobra’ dates back to 4 AD and has evolved through the Passage of time as a fort and palace Complex. Ahhichatragarh is one of the finest and most extensive examples of Rajput – Mughal architecture in the Marwar Region. The Fort Features a series of painted palaces Mosques, temples, intricate baoris (reservoirs), water Systems, fountains, open terraces and Mughal pleasure Gardens.

Ahhichatragarh Fort has passed from the hands of Mughal Emperors to the Maharaja of Jodhpur, with whom it remains today. It has taken the dedicated Vision of His Highness Maharaja Gaj Singh II of Marwar – Jodhpur, along with Mehrangarh Museum Trust, The Getty Foundation, USA and the Helen Hamlyn Trust, to meticulously renovate and restore the fort over a 20 year period.
It is the Recipient of UNESCO award for pioneering new conservation standards, combing modern scientific techniques with traditional Building Methods.

Ranvas – The Abode of the Queens
Within this Magnificent Fort lies an 18th Century Residence of the Ranis’ of Maharaja Bakht Singh of Jodhpur, which have been meticulously restored to offer elegant accommodation within these 10 Haveli’s. Each Haveli is named after one of the Rani’s. In one of the most well preserved queenly residence guests can have a chance to experience living heritage. This is a heritage property in the purest sense – a regal residence, from which to explore Ahhichatragarh Fort, also simply known as the Nagaur Fort.

During the 18th Century, the ruling Maharaja of the time, Bakhat Singh, sought to create refuge for the external troubles of warfare and politics. The Result was a pleasure palace. Evoking the senses through artistic pleasures: from the sound of water fountain, to vivid fresco Paintings and perfectly constructed geometric gardens.

Today, the Ranvas features a swimming Pool and Two Restaurants. The all day, Baradari Dinning Pavilion serves local Mughal Sufi Cuisine and a host of international dishes to suit your plates. A fine dinning restaurant which offers a la carte menus inspired by the Ranis’ royal kitchens. A dedicated Spa, hammam and Library is also planned.
The Ranvas comprises 33 bedrooms in total, with each Haveli comprising three bedrooms (ranging from Single to Queen sized and Suite level) under one key. Each Haveli features a private courtyard, an outside Living Area, furnished with rare artefacts from the surrounding region.
Rooms;

Royal Suite located on the top floor of each Haveli. Each suite features a spacious bedroom and private seating area and an open deck.
Deluxe King – located on the ground floor of each Haveli. Each bedroom features a spacious bedroom and private courtyard area.
Deluxe Queen – located on the ground floor of each Haveli. Each features Queen sized double bedroom opens onto the Haveli Courtyard and Living Area
Deluxe Single – located on the ground floor of each Haveli, each bedroom opens onto the Haveli courtyard and living area.

Gandhi Chowk
Nagaur, Rajasthan
India 341001
Tel: 91 11 4603 5500
holidays@welcomheritagehotels.com

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