The Twisted Tandoor To Open Standalone Restaurant

The Twisted Tandoor To Open Standalone Restaurant

Aug 17, 20152 min read

Indian food truck The Twisted Tandoor announced recently the opening of a brick and mortar location at 427 East Limberlost Drive.

According to the Facebook post, the husband and wife owners Mukhi Singh and Roop Singh intend to open by the first week of September.

Originally intended to be used only as a commissary for the food truck, Mukhi Singh said he decided to use the space as a full restaurant when he became aware of the full potential of the space.

Below is the full post:

Good morning Tucson,
Two and a half years ago me and my wife Roop launched The Twisted Tandoor food truck with a lot of uncertainty and apprehension, but all of your support and love took us up a path of success that we never imagined and for that we are incredibly grateful.
Due to that amazing experience and success we took another leap of faith on August 15th and got possession of the keys to our restaurant on 427 East Limberlost drive!!
We pray and hope that we can continue to deliver the same (if not better) food, service, quality and passion that you are deserving of and have the ability to present to you all a wider more interesting menu served in the comfort of a permanent spot.
Now to give you a time line on the “opening” of the restaurant –
We are in the process of getting the space ready for operation as fast as possible and are looking at the end of August to the first week of September as possible dates when we will open the doors initially for call in and pick up orders.
We are beginning to interview people for various positions from tomorrow and how soon we begin to open for sit down lunch and dinner service will be dependent on how soon we find and train staff that can service you effeciently.
We will keep you all posted on our progress and if you have any questions please feel free to contact us either here or via phone at 520-551-0368.
We cannot thank you enough for giving us the confidence and courage to embark on this journey and pray that we can deliver what you all expect from us!!
Cheers from all of us at The Twisted Tandoor.
Mukhi Singh

PS- we will be posting the truck schedule with some modifications as we normally do on FB

For more information, visit The Twisted Tandoor on Facebook.

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