1 week Ago By Nikita Toppo
Delhi is not just India's capital; it's a paradise for foodies. Among the city’s culinary offerings, one dish that has a place in everyone's heart is chole bhature. From locals to tourists, this hearty duo featuring spicy chickpea curry and fluffy fried bread is perfect to enjoy at any time of the day.
And guess who has recently accepted his love for this iconic dish? It's none other than cricketer Irfan Pathan! Also Read: THIS Indian City Is The Sole Entry In 2024's World's Top 100 Cities List, 8 Food Spots To Try While Visiting Here Irfan recently shared a video on Instagram where he enjoyed chole bhature from the comfort of his car. With great enthusiasm, he said, "Delhi aao aur chole bhature na khaao. Kaise hoga bhai? Chole Bhature - on the go.
Gaadi mein baith ke. (Come to Delhi and not have chole bhature? How's that even possible? Chole Bhature - on the go, sitting in the car)." His expressions revealed that he really enjoyed the bold and delicious flavours of this classic Delhi breakfast and humorously stated, "Mazaa hi aa gaya.
Thode aur garam hote na to tan-man mein ekdum sukoon ki aag lag jaati. Par yeh bhi theek hai. Zabardast.
(It's so good! If it were a little hotter, it would've been pure bliss. But this is amazing too.)" Holding up a fluffy bhatura, he joked, "Sab khatam hone wale hai.
(Everything's about to be finished.)" His caption, "Delhi ke chole bhature," resonated with every foodie who knows that no trip to Delhi is complete without this soul-satisfying breakfast. Fans were quick to connect with his sentiment, with many applauding his genuine love for local flavours.
But that’s not all Irfan’s Instagram has been buzzing about. The former cricketer has also been indulging in lavish meals in other settings. Recently, he shared his experience dining at the home of singers Adnan Sami and Roya Sami Khan.
The spread was nothing short of a feast, featuring culinary delights like paya, seekh kebab, pulao, haleem, kadhai ghosht, butter chicken, lasuni palak, Afghani naan, and even mac and cheese. Adnan Sami, ever the entertainer, humorously described the dishes, prompting Irfan to ask, "Aapke lazeez haathon se bana hai? (Did you cook this yourself?)" Adnan quipped back, "Mere toh bade surile haath hai. (My hands are very musical.
)" So, just like Irfan Pathan are you also a fan of Delhi's chole bhature. Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Food News, Lifestyle and around the world..
