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Changes at Minar Palace
With the new year came a handful of changes at Center City's Minar Palace, at it since 2008 at 1304 Walnut after shutting down its O.G. Sansom location two years prior.
Changes at Minar Palace
With the new year came a handful of changes at Center City's Minar Palace, at it since 2008 at 1304 Walnut after shutting down its O.G. Sansom location two years prior. They've expanded their already-huge menu to its heftiest size yet; check out it out in full (PDF). The Singh family has fully implemented tandoori ovens into its kitchen operation, using them to bake naan and other breads fresh to order in addition to roasting meats. Minar now offers a buffet option for both lunch ($9.95) and dinner ($12.95), running Monday to Friday and Monday to Saturday, respectively. They've stepped up their online game a bit, too, setting up relationships with both GrubHub and DiningIn.com.
Photo: Shirley Nicole Fonner
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