Stepping into the realm of Maharashtra Sadan is like stepping onto a film set. It’s a grand palace on Copernicus Marg, right here in Delhi. Maharashtra Sadan is more than just a building. It’s a vibrant hub, a home away from home for officials and a showcase of Maharashtrian history and culture. This isn’t just a bland government building. Think Sanjay Leela Bhansali film set, and you’re getting close. Inside, the canteen buzzes with activity. It’s divided into two sections. One caters to the resident guests. The other welcomes the public, offering a taste of Maharashtra’s diverse culinary landscape. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but be punctual. The canteen closes between meals. Don’t miss out on the Thalis. These platters are a star attraction. They offer a delicious journey through Parsi, Kandeshi, Marathawada and other regional cuisines. For breakfast, the Poha with Chana Rassa, Misal Pav, Sabudana Khichdi, and of course, the iconic Vada Pav are must-tries. Lunch offers Chicken Kolhapuri, Mutton Kolhapuri, Fish Koliwada and Fish Malwani. A variety of rice and dal preparations round out the menu. Looking for an authentic, affordable Maharashtrian meal in Delhi? Maharashtra Sadan, located near Mandi House or Barakhamba Road metro station, is your answer. A meal for two will cost you under INR 500. It’s a royal experience without the royal price tag.
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