Daryaganj, Known For Butter Chicken, To Open First International Outlet In Bangkok

If you love North Indian cuisine, prepare for a delightful culinary experience as Daryaganj, the restaurant credited with inventing the iconic Butter Chicken and Dal Makhani, sets its sights on Bangkok. With a solid reputation and 12 thriving outlets across India, Daryaganj is making its international debut in January 2025 at Sukhumvit Soi 18, nestled within a luxurious 5-star hotel. This expansion marks a significant milestone for the brand and promises to elevate the dining scene in Thailand’s capital.A Culinary LegacyFounded by Raghav Jaggi and his childhood friend, restaurateur Amit Bagga, Daryaganj pays homage to the rich culinary heritage of the Late Mr. Kundan Lal Jaggi—Raghav’s grandfather and the mastermind behind some of India’s most beloved dishes. The restaurant's ethos is steeped in the resilience of Punjabi refugees who migrated to Delhi during India’s partition, transforming their struggles into a culinary legacy. With Daryaganj, Raghav and Amit aim to celebrate this legacy while introducing Bangkok to the authentic flavours of North India.OT Travel Itinerary: Bangkok And More In MonsoonAs Co-founder & CEO of Daryaganj Restaurants, Amit Bagga is on a mission to redefine the global landscape of North Indian Punjabi casual dining. “With our commitment to consistent quality food, warm service, and an exceptional dining experience at a value-for-money price, we’re ready to make our mark. Opening 12 successive profitable outlets is extraordinary, especially in an industry where failure looms large. This remarkable achievement is a testament to our customers' unwavering love and loyalty, earned through our relentless focus on delivering an exceptional customer experience,” Bagga shared.A Growing Appetite For Indian CuisineBangkok is no stranger to culinary exploration, and Indian cuisine is rising among locals and tourists. As the world's most visited city—outpacing destinations like London, Paris, and Dubai—Bangkok attracts around 22 million tourists annually, including a significant Indian population. This burgeoning interest in Indian flavours creates a perfect backdrop for Daryaganj’s entry into the market.Top 10 Places To Visit In BangkokThe restaurant will not only cater to the diverse tastes of Indian expatriates and residents but will also welcome the countless tourists eager to indulge in authentic North Indian fare. With its strategic location in a bustling city, Daryaganj is poised to become a culinary hotspot, blending into Bangkok’s dynamic food scene.Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel Partners With Indian Accent For A Culinary ResidencyThe MenuAt Daryaganj, you can expect the same robust, authentic flavours that have endeared the brand to its loyal fans in India. Signature dishes like Butter Chicken and Dal Makhani will grace the menu, ensuring that diners can relish the true essence of North Indian cuisine. However, Daryaganj isn’t stopping there; it will also feature locally sourced seafood, fusing traditional recipes with fresh Thai ingredients. This innovative approach offers a dining experience honouring the past while embracing the local culinary culture.In addition to its mouthwatering dishes, Daryaganj will introduce a specially curated Indian cocktail beverage menu, complementing the rich flavours of its food offerings. Whether you’re sipping on a tangy mango mojito or a refreshing masala chai cocktail, you’ll find that each drink is thoughtfully crafted to enhance your dining experience.The grand opening of Daryaganj in Bangkok is more than just a restaurant launch; it’s a celebration of culinary heritage, innovation, and the enduring spirit of Kundan Lal Jaggi. For food lovers and anyone looking to experience authentic North Indian flavours in Thailand, Daryaganj promises to be an unmissable destination.