Royal Chicken Biryani
PKR 1,450Aromatic basmati layered with saffron, caramelized onions, roasted spices and tender chicken.
A Journey Through the Flavours of Pakistan
محفل
The Royal Taste of Pakistan
Slow-cooked traditions. Timeless flavours. Unforgettable hospitality.
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Four dishes our guests cross the city for — slow-cooked, charcoal-kissed, and served the way Lahore intended.
Aromatic basmati layered with saffron, caramelized onions, roasted spices and tender chicken.
Overnight slow-cooked beef in rich spiced gravy — ginger, coriander, green chilli, fresh naan.
Hand-shaped minced meat kebabs, kissed by glowing charcoal and finished with coriander.
Warm milk-solid dumplings in cardamom syrup, crowned with pistachios and rose petals.
Limited each evening
Drag or scroll sideways — five plates the kitchen is proudest of tonight.

“Tomatoes crushed by hand, never puréed.” — Chef Imran

“Sealed with dough. Opened at the table.” — Chef Imran

“The tandoor has not cooled since 2009.” — Ustad Bashir

“Eleven hours. No shortcuts since my nana’s recipe.” — Chef Imran

“Saturday only. The pot decides when it’s done.” — Ustad Bashir
Our Story

Our nihari began in a walled-city kitchen in Lahore — one pot, eleven hours, a recipe written by hand and guarded by three generations.

Meat is hand-minced at dawn, masala stone-ground in-house, and every skewer meets real charcoal — never gas, never shortcuts.

Saffron from the old spice bazaars, chillies from Kunri, cardamom chosen pod by pod — the market run happens before sunrise, daily.

The same street-side soul, plated with the calm of a modern dining room — brass, marble, velvet, and light that flatters the food.

Chai on the house while you wait, rose petals on the dessert, and a farewell at the door — mehmaan-nawazi is the recipe we never change.
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Word of Mouth
“The handi opening at the table — steam, saffron, the whole room went quiet. Best biryani I’ve had outside my phuppi’s house.”
“Booked for a corporate dinner of fourteen. The kebabs arrived still sizzling and the staff treated us like family, not a booking.”
“Flew in from London, someone said ‘go to Mehfil.’ The nihari at 11pm with fresh naan — I understand this country now.”
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