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JKS, Joy at Portobello start delivery services

JKS group (Gymkhana) and Stevie Parle's Joy at Portobello have started delivery services as more restaurants enter into this mode of service.

JKS has launched The Ambassador General Store which is a team-up from Gymkhana, Brigadiers and Trishna.


The offering will be three finish-at-home meal "experience" boxes from the three restaurants - the best of Gymkanna, a mixed grill box from Brigadiers and a seafood box from Trishna.

The box includes poppadoms and chutneys, gol guppas, jal jeera, kid goat methi keema, salli, pao, tandoori masala lamb chops, wild muntjac biryani, pomegranate and mint raita, dal maharani, makai saag and garlic naans, the company said.

Those boxes will be complemented by beers and ready-made cocktails from their online daru shop.

The delivery service from Joy at Portobello include some of the best of Stevie Parle's Flora and Pastaio. From Flora, there will be whole cooked lobster, chilled and served with aioli, American plum pie, double-baked chocolate cake, jars of freshly made salsa verde and more.

Fresh pasta, alongside sauces like 8-Hour beef and porcini bolognaise sauce can be ordered from Pastaio, a report said.

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