Tucson's Indian Twist just opened a second location, this time on 4th Ave. Zyka Twist serves a curated selection of items you love from Indian Twist's midtown location.
Ellice Lueders Zyka Twist officially opened two hours ago, and its cast of characters is assembled, except for Yudi.
Zyka Twist, 621 N. Fourth Ave., is an iteration of midtown’s Indian Twist at 4660 E. Camp Lowell Road. Jimmy also opened another outpost of Indian Twist downtown, at The Boxyard, with the help of Chacha. The location at The Boxyard isn’t open anymore. In its heyday, girls who were out on Fourth Avenue would come up to Chacha and ask to play with his mustache, and he let them twirl the ends. He’s a chef and a vegetarian. He cooks chicken perfectly.
The menu at Zyka Twist reflects the difference in layout: chances are, you can still find your favorite menu item, but they’ve curated the selection. Kormas and curries are the standouts, inspired by Jimmy’s northern home state of Punjab. Also there on opening day is Tim, who is helping set up the point-of-sale software. Tim became Jimmy’s friend after going to Indian Twist’s lunch buffet every day. Tim introduced Jimmy to the bluetooth headsets that Jimmy couldn’t be seen without, for years. Tim actually sold them to Jimmy for credit at the restaurant instead of cash.
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