It’s that time of the year again when everyone is making plans for their New Year party. The last week of December is all about either planning parties, going to various New Year parties or just sitting and laughing at Facebook memes about the New Year plan’s expectation and reality. And with the monumental cash crisis going on, people are thinking before spending. Fret not, we have a unique place for you to crash this New Year’s eve which will be easy on your pocket and is a paradise for people who simply want to hang out, relax and enjoy with their gang. BarShala is one of the fastest growing chain of friendly neighbourhood drinking resto-bars which does not burn a hole in your pocket. The bar is a paradise for regular and frequent alcohol lovers with cheap drinks and simply delicious food.
BarShala isn’t called ‘peene waalon ka paradise’ for nothing- it offers a wide range of drinks at the lowest possible price ever, free wi-fi and groovy music. Also, the bar offers ‘Bira Beer’, which is not available elsewhere at a very low price. With drinks comes snacks and here they are as delicious as the sound. It takes a desi mind to understand the quirky BarShala menu of snacks and drinks. Both for vegetarians and non-vegetarians, the bar offers everything from mouth-watering mutton seekh, chicken salami, momos (named as Bomos), fish fingers to Mumbai vada and chaats. The chicken triangles or pyramids are delectable with chicken keema filled inside samosa triangles- you can go on and on eating these pyramids because of their light and crisp texture. Most of us know it as soya but at BarShala, soya is also known as Nakli Murga and Nakli Bakra – a quirky name also offers a quirky taste – the soya dishes are peppery with a dash of sweetness. But the centre of attention is the chatpata chaats of the safe neighbourhood bar- juhi chaat (kurkure), Bandar chaat (peanuts), mungeri chaat (moong daal) and aaloo chaat (potato wedges), which are, as the name suggests – chatpata, in every sense and are perfect to accompany with your favourite drinks; they are light but still mouth-wateringly spicy.
This New Year is going to be more chatpata with a new tasty addition to the menu- Kala Ghoda Chaat (Kala Chana) and Safed Ghoda Chaat (Safed Chana) with fine chopped onions, tomatoes and a lot of spices that leaves you asking for more and it doesn’t even burden you with the thoughts of paying huge bills. So, go on and party hard this New Year.