One iron pan, a notebook of recipes in fading Urdu, and four generations who refused to let either go cold.
Our founder's grandmother cooked for forty people every Sunday on a single iron tava that crossed the border with her in 1947. When she passed, the tava came to us — along with a notebook of recipes written in fading Urdu. This restaurant is that notebook, cooked nightly.
The tava crosses the border with one family and forty recipes.
Tava & Co. opens with six tables and the original notebook.
Two floors, the same six original dishes, and the same tava — still in use every morning.
“We don't cook to impress. We cook the way she did — to be remembered.”
Come taste the recipes that crossed a border and four generations to reach your table.
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