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Haldiram's unveils 'Navratri Special Feast' menu for Navratra season
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Saturday, 21 October, 2023, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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Our Bureau, New Delhi
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This Navratri, Haldiram's has introduced its Navratri special feast menu, satisfying all your fasting desires. The brand presents the campaign, offering flavoursome recipes that are both delicious and true to the spirit of the festival. Haldiram's stands out as a pioneer, ensuring the most hygienic preparation of Navratri meals.
Dive into an array of delicious options at your nearest Haldiram's restaurant or order online exclusively from Zomato.
From timeless favourites like Kurkuri Sabudana Tikki to innovative creations such as Tandoori Platter, Sabudana Papdi Chaat and Purani Dilli Ki Tawa Aloo Chaat, the menu is designed for every palate. The tandoori specialties are a delightful blend of succulence on the inside and crispiness on the outside, a must-try for all.
If you’re looking for a complete meal, you can't afford to miss the Navratri special thali at Haldiram's this festive season that gives you full variety and feasting experience.
Introducing the campaign, Divya Batra, head of marketing at Haldiram's, remarked, "This Navratri, let your fast be a flavourful journey. We, at Haldiram's, have carefully curated a Navratri menu that celebrates the essence of fasting while delivering a good culinary experience. From traditional fasting snacks to hearty, wholesome dishes, you can explore a world of flavours at your nearest Haldiram's restaurant or conveniently order online via Zomato."
Kailash Agarwal, president – retail, Haldiram’s, expressed, "Navratri is a time to seek blessings and savour flavourful meals after a day of fasting. At Haldiram's, we understand the diverse taste preferences of our patrons and the significance of traditional recipes during the festival. Hence, we have meticulously crafted a special Navratri menu to tantalise the taste buds of our valued customers as they celebrate the much-awaited festival – Navratri."
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