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When two legends meet its finger lickin good
What happens when two legends get together It makes for a delicious, nay finger lickin good mealSo it was cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar chose to sup at the globally renowned Frontierspeciality Bukhara eatery at the ITC Maurya here after all itss one of his favourite eateries whenever he is in the national capital
New Delhi: What happens when two legends get together? It makes for a delicious, nay finger lickin' good meal.So it was cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar chose to sup at the globally renowned Frontier-speciality Bukhara eatery at the ITC Maurya here - after all its's one of his favourite eateries whenever he is in the national capital.
"Enjoyed a delicious meal at the iconic restaurant, Bukhara! The tandoor cooked kebabs were simply mouthwatering" Sachin posted on Instagram along with an image of his, clad in a blue T-shirt with his 10 jersey number on the right sleeve and wearing a checked pink-and-white chef's apron, a Bukhara trademark that takes the place of a napkin.
He had before him what appeared to be a shredded chicken curry and an oversized tandoori roti - not the mammoth one that's one of Bukhara's trademarks - accompanied by a raita and a nimbu-pani.
The smile on his face said it all - that he was a certified foodie equally at ease with home-made keema paranthas, baingan bhartha, lassi, and prawn masala as with Japanese delicaices like sushi.
