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Restaurants in Bilhaur
Showing 12 of 12 restaurantsButter Chicken
Sk hotel / Bilhaur (India)
View Butter ChickenCreamy and rich tomato-based chicken curry cooked with butter.
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Mutton Biryani
Sk hotel / Bilhaur (India)
View Mutton BiryaniA savory rice dish prepared with tender mutton and fragrant spices.
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Chicken Biryani
Sk hotel / Bilhaur (India)
View Chicken BiryaniA flavorful rice dish cooked with chicken and aromatic spices.
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Namkeen
Dayal Sweets & Namkeen / Bilhaur (India)
View NamkeenThe restaurant also offers a variety of savory snacks (Namkeen).
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Dayal Sweets & Namkeen is known for its wide variety of Indian sweets.
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Veg Pizza
FOUR GUYS CAFE / Bilhaur (India)
View Veg PizzaA pizza with vegetarian toppings
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Veg Burger
FOUR GUYS CAFE / Bilhaur (India)
View Veg BurgerA burger with vegetarian patty and toppings
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Dal Makhani
Good Food Restaurant / Bilhaur (India)
View Dal MakhaniA rich and creamy lentil dish made with black lentils and kidney beans, simmered overnight and finished with butter and …
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Paneer Butter Masala
Good Food Restaurant / Bilhaur (India)
View Paneer Butter MasalaCubes of paneer (Indian cheese) cooked in a creamy tomato-based sauce, enriched with butter.
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Veg Thali
Good Food Restaurant / Bilhaur (India)
View Veg ThaliA complete meal with a variety of vegetarian dishes including roti, rice, dal, vegetables, curd/raita, and dessert.
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Burgers
KATIYAR PIZZA HUB / Bilhaur (India)
View BurgersThey also offer a selection of burgers.
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Pizza
KATIYAR PIZZA HUB / Bilhaur (India)
View PizzaKatiyar Pizza Hub is known for its variety of pizzas.
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Signature Dishes
Bilhaur's food is known for its earthy flavors, characterized by the generous use of ghee, locally sourced spices, and slow-cooking techniques. Expect rich, aromatic dishes, balanced between savory and subtly sweet.
Dal Makhani
A creamy and buttery lentil dish, slow-cooked overnight and simmered with tomatoes, butter, and cream. It's a staple and often served with naan or rice.
Shahi Paneer
Cubes of paneer (Indian cheese) cooked in a rich tomato and cashew-based gravy, flavored with saffron and cardamom, giving it a royal touch.
Aloo Tikki
Spiced potato patties, shallow-fried until golden brown and crispy. Served with chutneys and yogurt, a popular street food.
Chole Bhature
A spicy chickpea curry (chole) served with deep-fried bread (bhature). A hearty and flavorful meal, commonly eaten for breakfast or lunch.
Lassi
A traditional yogurt-based drink, blended with water and sugar. It's a refreshing beverage, especially during the hot summer months. Variations include mango lassi and salted lassi.
Local Tips
When experiencing Bilhaur's cuisine, keep these tips in mind to fully appreciate the local flavors and customs.
Spice Level
Be prepared for a moderate to high spice level in many dishes. Don't hesitate to ask for 'mild' if you prefer less heat.
Hygiene
Choose reputable eateries or home-cooked meals for the best quality and hygiene standards. Street food is delicious but requires caution.
Utensils
Eating with your right hand is a common practice, especially during traditional meals. If using cutlery, it's perfectly acceptable.
About Bilhaur
Food History
Bilhaur's cuisine is heavily influenced by its location in Uttar Pradesh, sharing similarities with Awadhi and Kanpuri culinary traditions. Mughal rule significantly impacted the region, introducing rich gravies, slow-cooked meats, and the use of aromatic spices like saffron and cardamom. The local agricultural produce, particularly wheat and lentils, also shaped the diet.
Food Culture
Food in Bilhaur is more than just sustenance; it's deeply intertwined with cultural practices, family traditions, and social gatherings. Preparing and sharing meals is a communal activity that strengthens bonds and celebrates festivities.
Hospitality
Offering food to guests is a sign of respect and hospitality. It's customary to insist guests eat more, showing warmth and generosity.
Festivals
Special dishes are prepared during festivals like Diwali and Holi. Sweets are exchanged, and elaborate meals are shared with family and friends, symbolizing joy and prosperity.
Family Meals
Families often eat together, sharing food from a common platter. This promotes togetherness and strengthens family bonds.