Paradise launched a one-of-its-kind Kebab festival themed at NH44 (National Highway 44) of India celebrating the culinary journey of kebabs from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. The festival is not only about cherishing the delectable kebabs from regions that the national highway passes through, but also means binding on a national sentiment.
The longest highway of India NH44 which was earlier NH7 passes from Srinagar in Jammu & Kashmir to Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu and along the touches the states of Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. One can relish the sumptuous kebabs of the NH44 kebab festival at all the Paradise outlets as dine-in or take-away across the country.
Regional Kebabs On One Plate
From Zafrani Kalmi Kebab from J&K, to Reshmi Malai Kebab from Madhya Pradesh, to Salem Chicken Tikka Kebab from Tamil Nadu; you name it you have it the kebab fest.
Not to forget the Bhuna Chicken Tikka Kebab from Uttar Pradesh or Nilgiri Chicken Tikka Kebab from Telangana; Punjab’s Patiala Tangdi Kebab, Delhi’s Peshawari Tangdi Kebab and Andhra Pradesh’s Guntur Chicken Tikka Kebab. Vegetarians can avail the best of Maharashtra’s Thecha Paneer Tikka Kebab and Rajasthan’s Mathania Paneer Tikka Kebab. Rest assured, Paradise will serve it all maintaining the authentic taste and flavours prepared under the most hygienic conditions and their standard safety protocols.
Bonding Over Kebabs
Robinder Singh, COO – Paradise Food Court Pvt. Ltd. said, “This festival marks Paradise growing beyond Hyderabad as a national sentiment. People can bond over different varieties of kebabs from different states, authentic to the taste.”
“This festive season, Paradise brings a special treat to all its outlets across cities, offering regional favourites made with handpicked spices sourced from across the country — ensuring every dish delivers the true taste of tradition,” said Swatantra Gautam, Vice President, Culinary, Paradise Food Court Pvt. Ltd.
