Pinch Of Spice

Always considerate, the service is warm, there is really nothing to say, just charge and it's done

It's the second day of my trip to India, and I started to try authentic Indian food. For convenience and hygiene, I ate at the Pinch of Spice restaurant in the hotel. The roasted chicken and butter sacs were eaten with Bukhara lentil soup, which was very delicious😍 On the last day of my trip to India, I found that this restaurant ranked second in India. No wonder it was so delicious and the environment was also very unique😋🤟

[Indian Restaurant Recommendation List] There is Chinese food. Recommended restaurants near the Taj Mahal in Agra  Pinch of Spice ; Average consumption per person: Rs 1000 - 1300 It is quite famous in Agra. Basically any TUTU driver knows this restaurant. Even when you pass by in a TUTU, the driver will enthusiastically point out the sign and say that this restaurant is great. The environment is good, the taste is above average, and the price is not expensive, but the service charge and tax add up to 30%, so most customers are tourists. In addition to popular Indian food, there are Chinese food and Kingfisher beer here. Students, please note that Chinese food in India cannot stand the test. You can understand it as light taste and no curry. The mutton curry tastes great. I only took a small bite because I coughed. It was a little spicy. Chicken Hakka Noodles, you read it right, Hakka is Hakka, and there are Hakka dishes in India, which are really Cantonese-style. Sikandari Raan This roasted lamb leg is delicious just by looking at the photo. It goes well with rice and is a little spicy. Fried chicken strips, nothing special, you can tell the taste by looking at it. This thing that looks like a steamed bun is actually an Indian dumpling. They are called momo, which is a cute name. You won't regret ordering it, but you will be amazed by it. Lahsuni seems to be a kind of spice. I really can't find this word. The naan here is more fluffy and soft than other places.