Two dishes. Forty-six years. One family.
Mahesh opened his tin-roof restaurant in 1978 with a simple belief: cook what you love, cook it slowly, and people will come back. He had three tables, two recipes, and a reputation that grew one bowl at a time.
Today, Reshma — Mahesh's daughter — runs the kitchen with the same obsession for quality. Every morning, she inspects the bones herself. Every batch of spice is ground to order. The curry you eat today tastes like it did in 1978, because the recipe never changed, only the hands that stir it.
Her son Aarav handles the WhatsApp wait-list. Yes, there is one. Yes, it's worth it.