NAME: SNIGDHANEEL BISWAS

                                         ROLL NO: 24/748

                                          COURSE: B.COM(P)

                                        PHONE NO: 9564188283

                 EMAIL ID:snigdhaneelbiswas14@gmail.com ADDRESS: MS 10/24 BENGAL AMBUJA, CITY CENTRE, DURGAPUR, WEST BENGAL.

                                               DISCOVER THE BEST OF ARSALAN:

                                                   PREFFERED BY THOUSANDS!!

Arsalan one of the most prominent and well renowned restaurants in Kolkata, West Bengal. Serving one of the best Mughlai Cuisine not only in West Bengal. The customer favourite is there most famous Kolkata Style Biryani which features the most unique potato, which no other Biryani consists of. It stands outs from all other types of biryanis available in India as it’s light, it’s less spicy, so people of all ages can easily have it without worrying about their taste preference of spicy and their health.

In the heart of Kolkata, a hidden gem of Mughlai cuisine awaits: Arsalan. Many of the readers might be thinking of buying a local biryani joint when they have the options of more famous biryani joints like Behrouz Biryani, Biryani by Kilo. No doubt these business giants have extreme popularity because of the taste, but the quality you can trust in Arsalan is difficult to find in the big business giants as it is crafted from the finest ingredients available to the Indian spice market, which ensures you receive both quality and taste.

Arsalan was established during the year 2002 in Pak Circus, Kolkata serving now the best Mughlai delicacies in Kolkata. It was found by Akhtar Parwez. It is one of the best Mughlai restaurants all over west Bengal and one of the finest ambiences all over India. Which ensure great customer experience which the bigger biryani or Mughlai giants can’t offer as all of them are cloud kitchens. One of the biggest reason why people have a better experience of the restaurant us because of the customer service they provided, the services provided by the restaurants is fast the staffs of the restaurant are well educated and are well behaved which increases the customer satisfaction over all.

The Kolkata Biryani was discovered by the king of Awadh when he visited west Bengal at that time the Sultan of Awadh was old and he didn’t preferred spicy food so he asked his personal chef to make something light … so the chef came up with the recipe which we nowadays known as the Kolkata biryani. One of the interesting facts is that rumoured is that the person who gave Arsalan the recipe of the Mughlai cuisines and especially the biryani is the descendant of the personal chef of the Sultan of Awadh. Who is renowned as the best craftsman in whole of West Bengal.

Celebrity chef Kunal Kapoor visited Arsalan and was amazed with the pure bliss of Mughlai delicacies served to him. Arsalan has 4+ rating across all over food delivery partners like Zomato, Swiggy which is something to be proud of. The restaurant received the Telegraph Food Guide Award for Excellence which is an honour as one of the best restaurants serving the best Mughlai delicacies.

As we come to know all most what the restaurant is great aspects and where the excellence comes from as it is preferred by many people. We hope from now on according to your taste and preference Arsalan would be the place to give a stop to your craving for Mughlai delicacies by providing the best services and food to the customers.

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