The MoMo Café at Courtyard by Marriott will take foodies to a sumptuous journey of delectable cuisine of ancient cities through the food fest ‘The Grand Trunk Road’. Starting from Saturday, the nine-day festival is inspired by the dishes along The Grand Trunk Road, a 2,500-km road spanning from Afghanistan to Bangladesh. The ambience of MoMo Café has been enhanced by many traditional aesthetics that will give a feel of a typical Indian highway dhaba. “This is a part of our endeavour to serve our guests with unique and diverse recipes,” said by Chef Mangesh Sangpal and Chef Saurabh Maheshwari while while talking to mediapersons on Friday.
Chef Saurabh Maheshwari also said the Grand Trunk Road is the oldest route in South East Asia, starting from Chittagong, Bangladesh crossing Eastern and the entire Northern India, through Pakistan and ends at Kabul, Afghanistan. Experiencing a number of cultures and cuisines, the chefs at Courtyard by Marriott Bhopal have picked the best recipes and will present it with flair in Bhopal. Aloo Dimer Jhol from Bengal, Mantu from Afghanistan, Kashmiri Ghustabey and Bengali Chokha are a few delicacies that will sure to entice the taste buds of the Bhopalites.
From the vegetarians favorite; Paneer Peshawari of Pakistan to the traditional Gosht Rogan Josh of Kashmir, the fest has it all. The sumptuous recipes of Delhi and Punjab like the Gosht key koftey and Shahi Korma will also be there. That’s not all, an array of sweet treats and beverages like Jalebi with Rabri, Ram ladoo, Kesardoodh and delicious lassi will give a perfect closure to this wholesome meal.