Well, this Alien from Planet Earth, more specifically from 'Vola' works as an apprentice waiter in Royal Hut, a Kebab house in Ctg. His name is Lokman and he is very annoyed with the silly attitude of human breed ? "They charge 10 Taka for using the Bathroom and 5 for the latrine, can you believe it?", he said in a complete disappointment, pointing his hand somewhere, "and we have no bathroom facilities here in Royal Hut!".
Royal Hut
Outer Stadium Area
Chittagong, Bangladesh
A fast food place in London, England called FCKF, or Fried Chicken Kebab, and Fish. Not to be confused with FCUK. And that rooster looks like he's burning in hell.
On a Saturday I enjoy cooking something new and this week it was Lamb Kebabs.
I know they look a little like..... but they tasted awesome.
Ingredients:-
500g Minced Lamb
2 Chillis (I went for 1 Red and 1 Green)
1 Medium Onions
2 Tbsp Mint Sauce
2 Cloves of Garlic
Salt & Pepper to taste (I'm pepper mad)
2 Tbsp Sweet Chilli Sauce
1 Egg
Burns Road, is a street in old downtown Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. Because of different vowels in the Urdu language, it is generally referred to as "Buns Road" by locals. It was named after Dr. James Burnes, a physician who treated the Amirs of Sindh in 1820s.
Burns Road is famous for its traditional food offerings such as Biryani and Karahi, Dhaga Kabab, Fry Kabab, Nihari, Haleem and fried finger fish. More specialties including Kheer, Rabri, Ras Malai, Ras Gulay, Lassi and Dahi Bara. There are a couple of Halwa Puri stalls too which serve Halwa Puri for breakfast.
The famous Lassi shops have been around since post partition period and also serve Milk with dry fruits. They also have Mango Shake (Aam Ki Botal) and Mango ice-cream during Mango season and Gajar Carrot Ka Halwa in winter. They usually open 6 or 7am and stay open till 2am midnight and later on weekends.
Burns Road also boasts of two well known sweets shops, Fresco and Bhashanis; that is a great boon for Desi sweets lovers.
