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ROYAL CUISINE OF KASHMIR

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THE WAZWAN

Not just a meal.
A ceremony.

Wazwan is a 36-course royal feast from Kashmir, cooked by master chefs called Wazas. Every dish tells a story of culture, fire, and hospitality.

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Wazwan

Waza Kokur

Waza Kokur is a ceremonial chicken course in Wazwan, often served as halves or as whole birds cooked in the elaborate style of the master Waza. It adds variety to the broader meat-heavy progression of the feast.

Non-vegMediumINR 380-7004 / 5 popularity★ Traditional Wazwan Course

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Waza Kokur
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Waza Kokur in Kashmiri tradition

While lamb and mutton heavily dominate the Wazwan feast, Waza Kokur was introduced to add variety and a lighter protein option to the elaborate sequence of courses. The traditional preparation of this chicken dish involves cooking whole halves of the bird in a delicately spiced, saffron-infused gravy, a technique perfected by the master Wazas over centuries. It highlights the adaptability of Kashmiri feast cooking, ensuring that even within a rigid, historic culinary structure, there is a balanced progression of flavors and textures for the guests.

Tourist Tip

A good choice if you want something more approachable than lamb-heavy dishes while still staying within the structure of a true Wazwan meal.

Where To Try It

Restaurants serving Waza Kokur