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Angeethi
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It's one of Aurangabad's most popular restaurants, and gets packed on weekends. Named after a traditional Indian cooking vessel, this dark, cozy, slightly tacky place serves Punjabi, Continental, and Chinese food, and has a knack for tandoori items. Other specialties include chicken biryani, Afghani kebab masala (boneless chicken in a cashew sauce), and two-person sikandari raan (the leg portion of the mutton marinated). There are plenty of tasty vegetarian choices, too. Service is friendly but not terribly efficient.
- Address: 6 Mehar Chambers, Vidya Nagar, Jalna Rd., Aurangabad, Maharashtra | Map It
- Phone: 240/244-1988; 240/562-9038
- Location: Aurangabad
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- Credit cards accepted.
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