September 6, 2024
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Bardez is on a winning spree, wins two prestigious awards

Manchester-based restaurant Brand Bardez is gathering more feathers in its cap reports Rahul Laud

The dynamic partnership of these entrepreneurs and specialist chefs in Manchester – Markus Dsouza, Zico Dsouza, Surat Singh, Panwar Singh, and Rana Balvir Singh have helped the popular restaurant Bardez located in two locations at Rusholme and Didsbury in the city of Manchester to win two prestigious awards and acclaim in the UK.

Lord Raj Loomba who hosted the Bharat Mahatsov (Festival of One India) in collaboration with Dr. Amitabh Srivastav’s Confluence at the House of Lords in the UK Parliament House of Commons awarded the Bardez team the Bharat Gaurav Sanman – a prestigious title for their stellar contribution in serving in the UK authentic Indian cuisine.   The special award recognized their contribution to culinary art and hospitality.

To add another feather to their cap the Bardez team won the Best Restaurant in Manchester award at the recently held Asian Catering Federation’s 8th Awards function. The award was given to Badez as a special recognition for being the Best Asian Restaurant in Manchester. The Asian Restaurant Awards 2024 gave a special certificate honouring excellence in the catering sector among Asian restaurants. 

On winning these awards, Marcus Dsouza said “It’s sheer hard work, dedication, passion to cook and serve and excellent teamwork and support and encouragement of all customers encouraged us to be the best in the field.” “Bardez is a taluka place in North Goa,” thus as Goans “hospitality and offering the best cuisine comes naturally to us”, he added. Bardez’s popularity has grown in the last two since its inception and it expanded to two outlets quickly.

The judges at the Asian Catering Federation awards recognized the peak performance of outstanding restaurateurs and chefs for their culinary excellence, innovation, creativity, and endeavour throughout the past year.

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Aravind Rajeev is Deputy News Editor at Asian Lite, mostly covering the Middle East and GCC. He has over eight years of experience as a journalist, with a background in ground-level reporting, crime reporting, as well as international and regional news.

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