Have You Been To The Parsi Food Festival at Radisson Blu MBD Hotel Noida?

Last Saturday I was invited to be part of the much-awaited 'Parsi Food Festival' underway at the Radisson Blu MBD Hotel Noida from October 14 till October 23.


Known for celebrating the tradition of love for rich and authentic cuisines, this iconic hospitality destination of Delhi-NCR played a perfect host by inviting some of Delhi-NCR's top food bloggers at their exclusive fine dining Indian specialty restaurant, Made In India. IMHO it was just the perfect opportunity to taste mouth-watering Parsi food, which finds its roots in the Persian and Gujarati cuisines.

Parsi Food Festival at Radisson Blu MBD Hotel Noida

To introduce the Parsi cuisine to food enthusiasts like me (admittedly, I have limited knowledge about this cuisine), an exciting master class by Master Chef Kaizad Maneck Patel was held during the special preview at the award-winning restaurant.

Master Class with Master Chef Kaizad Maneck Patel

He taught us how to cook two exotic Parsi dishes - Patra nu Paneer and Chicken Farcha.

Patra nu Paneer
Chicken Farcha

This was, simply put, the kind of start to the culinary fest that I had hoped for. Interestingly, Kaizad was brought up in a Parsi caterer's family in Mumbai.

Master Chef Kaizad Maneck Patel

The menu for this ten-day long festival is also curated by the Master Chef himself, with some of the best 'authentic' and 'traditional' signature dishes from the Parsi kitchen. You can explore a unique mix of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian delights such as Bhujeli Kaleji, Kid Gosht, and Chapat. Much of the food is non-vegetarian; if you are a meat lover, it's like a dream come true!

Bhujeli Kaleji
Chapat

Commenting on the special menu curated for the Parsi Food Festival, Master Chef Kaizad Patel said,
"Parsi cuisine is a melange of different flavors with an eclectic mix of hot and sweet, sour and spice. This delectable cuisine is deeply influenced by various parts of our country that the Parsi community has traveled to, and its soul lies in the ingredients used to make the mouth-watering delicacies."

Parsi Food Festival at Radisson Blu MBD Hotel Noida

The Parsi Food Festival aspires to bring back the traditional recipes and authentic flavors of an ancient cuisine that many in this part of the world don't know about.

Master Class with Master Chef Kaizad Maneck Patel

So what are you waiting for? Make sure you head to Made In India restaurant this weekend to indulge in an eclectic mix of hot and sweet, nice and spice, which accurately sums up the Parsi cuisine. For table reservations, call +91-9560401526.

Made In India - Radisson Blu Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato 

Comments

  1. The Parsi Cuisine spread looks interesting. Hearing some names likeBhujeli Kaleji, Kid Gosht, and Chapat for the first time!!

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  2. I love Parsi cuisine, it is rich and flavorful. I would love to tryout the yummies at Parsi food fest . Let me book a table

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  3. Have been to Radisson Noida a number of times since it's in our neighborhood. But surely yet to attend the food festival. Your captures have sent me drooling.

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  4. Radisson always into good food festival, I have so many events. It is really good to see that they organized cultural events too. Parsi food seems so delicious and the post provided enough reason on that. Loved it

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  5. Interesting to read about the Parsi Food Festival and Parsi cuisine. Did'nt know much about this exotic cuisine of India except Dhanshak. Sandy N Vyjay

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  6. Being a vegetarian have never got the taste of these yummy sounding dishes but have heard alot about parsi cusine. This one indeed seems like a dream come true for non veg lovers

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  7. I am from Mumbai and there are many parsi cafe's here but i have not yet tried their main course/cuisine yet. I would love to try patra nu paneer and Bhujeli Kaleji.

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  8. I have actually never tried Parsi food. Didn't know anyone from the community nor did come across a restaurant to try the authentic food. Would love to try it!

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  9. The food looks delicious and The Parsi Food Festival looks amazing. I had never heard about this festival before but now would love to visit it as soon as I can.

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  10. Parsi cuisine is new for me but both the dishes is look tempting and love to know about it more

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  11. Wow. This seems to be amazing. Parsi food is something that you don't get to know often.

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  12. Parsi food seems so delicious and the post provided enough reason on that. Would love to try once .

    Regards
    Jyoti

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  13. Parsi food is delicious combination of vivid tastes. I would like to attend this festival for sure in future at Radisson post lockdown.

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  14. I have never tried parsi food. But it looks good. And the festival looks awesome. I would love to try them!

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