In Kolkata’s Park Circus area, Arsalan has opened a new restaurant. It is a big and comfortable 3-storeyed space. Situated at 28 Circus Avenue, around 300 meters from the main restaurant at Park Circus, this is the chain’s 13th outpost in Kolkata. The restaurant serves a variety of Indian and Chinese dishes in addition to the popular biryani and kebabs.
Arsalan Opens Its 13th Outlet In Kolkata
On February 21, Babul Supriyo, the West Bengal government’s minister of information technology and electronics, Nadimul Haque, a member of the Rajya Sabha, Mala Roy, a member of the Lok Sabha, and Akhtar Parwez, the director of Arsalan Restaurant, along with his sons Arsalan and Raghib Parwez, attended the opening of the new establishment.
At its new outlet, Arsalan has increased its seating capacity and has offered a welcoming ambience. The restaurant, which now has storeys, can accommodate 175 people and features a terrace seating area. Reducing wait times at their flagship restaurant is the goal of this expansion.
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Glimpse Of The Launch Menu
The visitors who attended the event were given a sample of Arsalan’s must-haves from the Mughlai and Indian menu, in addition to the new location. Additionally, a Chinese menu has been added to this establishment. Apart from the well-liked mutton biryani, Arsalan’s beloved Mutton Nalli Chilli and Murgh Musallam were available. Cream Cheese Dumplings and Crispy Fried Sesame Chicken were two items from Chinese cuisine.
The Director of Arsalan Restaurant, Akhtar Parwez, told The Telegraph during the grand launch that their patrons are at the centre of all they do. Arsalan aims to create an experience with this new establishment that goes beyond delicious meals. The enhanced service, greater space, and themed floors are all intended to provide a more elegant and seamless dining experience.
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The Mughals were renowned for their culinary skills in addition to their prowess as architects. Almost every Mughal emperor has passed on his particular recipe as he travelled along the passage of time, which is known as Mughlai food. For this reason, their cuisine may be where the Mughals’s impact is most noticeable. To have the actual taste of traditional Mughlai food you need to visit Arsalan, a trusted name in Mughlai dishes at the heart of the ‘City of Joy.
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