SHOR, a bazaar-inspired halal restaurant serving delicacies from Afghanistan, India and Pakistan, is opening in Los Angeles County's smallest metropolis, Hawaiian Gardens, on February 9. Behind the undertaking is Imran “Ali” Mookhi, the chef-owner of latest Indian restaurant and Michelin Bib Gourmand choice Khan Saab Desi Craft Kitchen in Fullerton. A consultant tells Eater that the restaurant's title means noise in Desi tradition and is a nod to the Chor Bazaar in Mumbai, one in all India's largest historic markets.
The area designed by AkarStudios captures the colourful vitality of the spice markets and bazaars. On the menu are massive and small dishes, in addition to a full choice of wine, beer and non-spirit cocktails. Snacks which might be shared embrace papadum with chutneys and idli fries, whereas bigger dishes embrace keema mattar (minced beef curry with English peas) and an entire sea bass with a bengali mustard. Sweets with a lot of cardamom, tamarind and saffron come from chef Mark Medina.
SHORsituated at 12155 E. Carson Road, Hawaiian Gardens, CA 90716, is open Monday by means of Friday from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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