Yo! China is a authentic Chinese place for a quick, affordable Chinese meal.
The ambiance is simple and bright. The service is good. The staff is very polite and friendly.
In terms of taste, its far much better then any other outlet serving Chinese food around Satyam Cinema Complex. Chilli garlic noodles are undoubtedly good, they have good options in combos also. I tried Veg Manchurian too and the taste was authentic and very yummy 🙂
Overall Yo! China provides good value for money.
Chilli Winters, Monsoon Rains or Sunny Summers.. there is always an excuse for BTW’s Mouth-watering tikkis and Bhalla Papdis. Famous and having a very large clientele. Each plate of chaat is topped by pomegranate pearls and ginger julienne. They also serve idlis, vadas, dosas and Pao Bhaji.
The cheapest burgers in Janakpuri. The quantity is very filling with quality. Must visit place for people living in or around Janakpuri. And when your wallet is light and your craving for a superb smooth mouth watering and crispy burgers, just visit this place.
It is simply perfect, and I am grateful to #Zomato for making me aware of this fantastic outlet.
Frankly speaking.. I would love to take home the burger after eating one here. The outlet has awesome burgers but is not tidy.
Suggestions :
They can make this outlet more tidy and neat.
Cook should wear gloves while preparing and serving burgers.
They should stock soft drinks or Ice tea.
I love my frequent stops at small dhabhas on highways and having tea.
While coming back from work I usually take back lanes of South Delhi to avoid the heavy traffics of Ring road etc. On one such detour I suddenly spotted this tomb, stopped my car to find out more. And to my utter surprise, in the middle of busy Lodhi Colony and Aurbindo Marg, this lush green and well maintained tomb is a shock to me as I proudly call my self a pure Delhi wala 
The tomb is built in the centre of the Mughal Charbagh styled garden However, what makes the tomb a strange piece of architecture is the fact that it has been constructed as a structure without a dome, from a distance it looks no more than a plinth with 2 cenotaphs on top of it. That is actually how it is also. But the plinth or the base is arched and has chambers on it. The cenotaphs can be reached from a double sided staircase on the eastern side.
As its famous दिल्ली शहरों का शहर है, ( Delhi is city of many cities ), this tomb unveiled a new story to me. Came back home and searched more info about it and found out this :
Mirza Najaf Khan (1723– April 26, 1782) was a Persian adventurer in the court of Mughal emperor Shah Alam II. He had royal lineage, having been a Safavi prince, when that dynasty was deposed by Nader Shah in 1736. He came to India around 1740 and may even have come a year earlier with the Afsharids. His sister married into the family of the Nawab of Awadh. He also held the title of Deputy Wazir of Awadh. He served during the Battle of Buxar and his main contribution in history was as the highest commander of the Mughal army from 1772 till his death in April 1782.
Najafgarh which is located at the outskirts of the south western part of Delhi, was named after the same Kiledar (Fort Administrator) Nazaf Khan of the Mughal Dynasty during the 16th century
How to get there :
To get to the tomb, the closest metro station is “Jor Bagh”, from where the tomb is a 10-minutes walk toward BK Dutt Colony.
It seems only the old are able to sit next to one another and not say anything and still feel content. The young, brash and impatient, must always break the silence. It is a waste, for silence is pure. Silence is holy. It draws people together because only those who are comfortable with each other can sit without speaking. This is the great paradox.
– NICHOLAS SPARKS, The Notebook
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