We Went North Yindian

Surprised mom for her birthday last Friday. Took a bus back Thursday night and reached early Friday morning (bloody eight hours with at least eight stops in between :@).

Reserved a table at Tandoor Grill. A newly opened high-end North Indian Restaurant in town.

It was.

Amazing.

Honestly I can't remember the names of the dishes we ordered but they tasted as good as what we get whenever we go to India.

This was grilled chicken, if I'm not mistaken, stuffed with more chicken, nuts and cheese.

Hyderabad Biryani.

Just like the one we had at the Rambargh Palace in Jaipur.

Some kurma dish.

Aloo Ghobi.

Palak Paneer. My favourite.

A chicken gravy dish. Mom and dad loved this one.

Naan basket: Cheese Naan, Butter Naan and Garlic Naan

Yoghurt.

Almond Kulfi. This was as good as my usual one in Chennai.

They even had room after room of separate seating areas for different groups of different numbers of people. Each room has a different decor and they're all named after spices etc. Saffron, Turmeric, Cinnamon.

This is their ballroom upstairs. Seating capacity of eight hundred people. Tastefully decorated. Very nice.

These two days back home were better than all my previous one week long holidays.

Spent enough time with everyone at home and even got to take the doggies out for their walks on both days.

Saturday was fantastic. Sat in front of the TV and watched back to back episodes of Masterchef on Lifetime.

FINALLY got my hands on Xanax again ohmygoodness. Haven't been sleeping properly for weeks. Insomnia is back again like never before.

Professional exams start on the 15th of this month.

Just like that first year of med school is coming to an end.

Can't wait for our long break after exams.

Also really looking forward to our little family vacation away from it all this November :3

So very happy with the way things have been and are going so far.

Cheers to a good week (and a good month if I don't blog by the end of it)!

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