Bashir Hotel — Restaurant in Uttar Pradesh

If you’re ever in Sadar Bazaar, Meerut, you’ll hear the hype about Bashir Hotel — the OG spot for no-frills Mughlai non-veg. Doors open at 10 AM, and the morning lineup is short but old-school: Nihari, Paya, Keema, Kaleji, and fluffy Khameeri rotis.

The real action kicks off around 6:30 PM when they fire up the charcoal for their famous buff seekh kebabs. They’re thin, smoky, and cooked right over live coals — priced at just ₹20, served with onions and a fiery chutney. Add ₹5 and you get a hot rumali roti on the side.

I tried the kebabs… and honestly? Not my fave. A bit too thin, missing that juicy bite. Tip: skip the chutney/onions, and just eat it straight off the skewer for max flavour.

The buff keema came next — tiny hand-cut meat chunks with potatoes in a spice mix. Sadly, the flavour was a bit shy for my taste buds.

Heads up though — hygiene’s not their strong suit. It’s literally roadside with open drains and dust...

Bashir hotel is the good hotel.It is the very old hotel.In this hotel we eat many mughlai food like chicken,chicken roll, nahari ,kabab,kabab roll, etc.Owner to this hotel is LATE BASHIR SAHAB.It is very good hotel to party and family groups party.In this hotel we can give order to make food in some marriages,some home functions and party etc.we can give order to shirmaal(meethi lal roti) and kabab and many other mughlai food etc.It is the good hotel.The second branch to this hotel...

Not exactly a fine dining restaurant. But, if you are fan of home style muglai food. This is the place. They serve buff here.

As suggested by someone, I did try the Nihari here. It was just awesome. Full of flavours and meat would just break down as it should in Nihari.

By the amount of food that was being packed, I'm sure the other stuffs would be great too. They also do chicken items.

The seekh kebabs are another hot selling item at this place. Again very...