MUSCAT : Mumtaz Mahal, the iconic Indian restaurant located in the heart of Muscat, has been honored with the prestigious Annapurna Certificate by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR). This recognition acknowledges Mumtaz Mahal’s remarkable contribution to spreading Indian culture through its royal Indian cuisine over the past four decades in Oman.
Since its establishment, Mumtaz Mahal has been a culinary ambassador, bringing the authentic flavors and traditions of India to the Omani community. The Annapurna Certificate is a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to excellence in both cuisine and cultural representation.
Mumtaz Mahal has served as a cultural bridge, fostering a deep appreciation for Indian traditions within the Omani community. The Annapurna Certificate recognizes the restaurant’s role in promoting cultural exchange through the universal language of food.
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The restaurant has consistently offered an immersive experience that goes beyond dining, creating a cultural haven for locals and visitors alike.
Mr. Rishi Khimji, the proud owner of Mumtaz Mahal, expressed gratitude for the recognition and stated, “It is an honor to receive the Annapurna Certificate from the ICCR. Mumtaz Mahal has been a labor of love, and this award is a testament to the dedication of our team and the warmth of the Local community.”
He also extends a warm invitation to all to experience the enhanced charm of Mumtaz Mahal, which has undergone a thoughtful renovation.
