Temple of Doom & Guardian of Tradition Dinner at Pankot Palace

The Makerie featuring Indiana Jones!

The Pankot Palace feast is one of most memorable scenes in all the Indiana Jones movies. Held in 1935, and hosted by the Majarajah Zalim Singh to promote Pankot's standing in the region. Jones kept a journal of the dishes served, noting they were not ones that a Hindu would eat, fueling suspicion of his dinner hosts. 

The feast consisted of a huge, fully alive snake filled with other smaller snakes, as well as giant beetles, eyeball soup, and for dessert, chilled monkey brains served straight from the skull.

Not only will you get to enjoy "gross" food, as stated by Short Round, you'll get to watch this classic movie while you eat!

A special meal will be served carefully crafted for you by Trench Brewing's head chef, Brian, and Master of Creative Chaos, Kim from The Makerie.

No substitutions/alternates. This is the menu:

Boulder Bites

Whip cracking meatballs with cheddar, tarragon and a smoked pineapple aioli for dipping

Bug Salad

Scarab and locust pasta with squiggly wiggly vegetables and crispy fire ant sprinkles

Poisoned Dates

Prosciutto wrapped gorgonzola stuffed poisoned dates

Goat’s Eye Soup

Braised goat and lamb with a roasted tomato curry broth, caramelized onions and eyes with snakey bread for dipping

Chilled Monkey Brains

Affogato made with our house espresso, creamy vanilla ice cream, oozy raspberry purée, crispy meringue crumble served in a chilled monkey skull

Don't hate on us for this. 

This scene from the movie is completely fictional and is not representative of Indian religious traditions or cuisine in any way whatsoever. The movie was in fact was banned upon premiering in India due to its false and offensive portrayal of Indian culture as a whole. This event is to be a fun evening featuring fun food and a classic movie. Please familiarize yourself with the rich traditions of our Hindu and Sikh communities for a truthful representation of a wonderful people.