Persian, Indian, Muslim Cuisines anyone?

October 18, 2008

Maybe it’s not my favorite cuisine but they were good to try. Last time while we were studying in BLCU, we would crave to dine in this Muslim restaurant inside campus. I didn’t catch the name but I guess it’s called BLCU Muslim Restaurant (just beside the cafeteria). This was where I saw Xinjiang people..I was actually oblivious of the other ethnic groups in China..pretty interesting. The servers were actually impatient when we visit there (one actually told us that we Filipino-Chinese usually come as a noisy crowd, then he actually asked for a one peso coin from us for his collection).

Anyway, you can actually ignore their not so good customer service and just order on. I’m not a fan of lamb kebabs but I like theirs. They’re actually called Yang Ro Chawr . They also have this kind of bread (huge round ones) which you can dip in yogurt. Don’t forget to try their apple caramel dessert. This is actually a retreat from the usual Chinese food around the campus.

You can also try a famous Indian restaurant around Haidian district. It’s called Ganges. We heard they have lunch buffets there but we failed to try. Try this if you opt for Naan, Curries, Masala, Mutton Samosa.

Rumi is another restaurant you can try if you’re itching to try something new. It’s actually a Persian Grill where they cook up huge kababs. They place looks posh but quite relaxing. My friends were able to try this.