Kailash Parbat

(This was at the Syed Alwi Rd outlet, opposite Mustafa)
Pav Bhaji was great, gone in a flash in a few minutes, it was so tasty!
They have a large menu so I’ll be back here to try out more items. Everyone around me had something different and it all looked good.

I didn’t eat in, this is just a review of the chaat I parcelled. We lived in India before and of course one of the things you’d miss from there is the street food. This came up in a conversation recently and so I was pointed in this direction.
Got to the restaurant, i said to the floor manager that I wanted chaat. He said what chaat, he had all sorts of chaat, and pointed to the counter. It’s true, they’ve got all kinds. Settled on the Bhel puri and the tikki chaat.
Took a while to get them ready, but it was worth the wait. Let’s see, first pack, we walked and ate on way back to car parked about 400m away. Between wife, son and myself, it was wiped out before we could reach the car.
We saved the bhel puri for dinner. Didn’t take long for that to go too. I do apologise I got no photos to show. It’s one of those things that go too quickly before you can even take a picture.
Next time, it will be eat in for me.

Food is awful. I did not try much of the main courses but the snacks nd the sweets were a huge disappointment

Just awesome! nothing else to say!