Feel the magic of spices at some of the best Indian restaurants

We all require a good break from our regular meal. Sometimes it’s a good idea to step out and have some fun. In the entire plan, food is the main criterion. Food trips make it even more enjoyable when planned in spontaneity.  Thus it is ideal to go out, especially in the winter months to try something new. If you are the one who loves a blend of fine tastes in one dish, Indian Restaurant in Adelaide is your wonderland.

You can try some of these dishes if you remain confused-

Vegetable Pakoras- A fried snack, Pakora comes in different varieties in India itself. It is an extremely popular snack back in the country. This form of snack dish is mostly termed as street food, but in the recent few years, restaurants have started serving them too. There is an Indian restaurant in Coromandel valley. The stuffing is made of a mixture of potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and onions. It is deep-fried in a light spiced gram batter.

Vindaloo- A popular Indian curry from a state called Goa situated in Indian. It is often referred to as a fiery spicy dish made out of any meat such as chicken, prawn, beef/lamb of your choice. One can find such an item at any Indian Restaurant in Blackwood.

Saag Gosh- Choose the meat you want, like, mild chicken, prawn, fish, beef or lamb. That meat will be cooked in tasty gravy made of spinach, Indian spices, and herbs.

Cheese and Chilli Naan- Dare to try something hot? Here is something different for you. A flatbread filled with cheese and chilli. The ingredients are homemade and fresh. For the ones who are adventurous can try this with other vegetables like Aloo Gobi (potato and cauliflower dish), Paneer dish of your choice. Indian Restaurant in Belair serves these dishes. You can look over the variety of other flatbreads and main courses apart from the items mentioned here.

There is a tradition in India where at the end of the meal, you have desserts of a different variety. You can have Gulab Jamun- ricotta balls fried and soaked in sugar syrup, Kulfi, etc. Back in India, you will find thousands of varieties of sweets that speak their own language. It is worth trying at least once in your lifetime. Not just sweets but all the items on the menu.

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