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Bhatti A

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Bhatti Indian Grill is an ultra-authentic north Indian restaurant located in New York City, founded in 2009. The restaurant specializes in kebab culture and offers a variety of dishes such as the Bullet Kebab, Rajma Ki Galouti, and Kasundi Shrimp. For its 10th anniversary, Bhatti underwent renovations to enhance its menu and beverage program. Some popular dishes include Bhatura Murg, Lamb Galouti, and Dilli Butter Chicken. The restaurant also offers a BYOB policy with a limit of two bottles per party. Established in 2009, Bhatti Indian Grill has been a popular dining destination for over a decade.

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