Foodcoholic (#01/01)

Sirloin beef slices served with Demi Glace sauce, salad and fries.

Taste: 3/5
Price (with burpple 1 for 1): 4/5

Restaurant is pretty quiet for a Saturday evening

Lachcha paratha @ $5

We decided not to go with the usual naans selection and opted for this which based on the description seems like it's normal prata. But it's rly tasty and the texture is good to hold the curries well.

If other Indian restaurants offer this too I might forgo naans for it just to try and see if it's something most Indian restaurants cannot go wrong with.

Chicken tikka masala @ $16

When I say curry, I mean sauce. Another good dish that goes extremely well with the bread that we ordered (lachcha paratha). The chicken chunks are also not too dry like how it can be with curries at other places. The taste is slightly stronger than the other curry we ordered (mutter paneer), goes better with bread than on its own.

Used 1for1, so it's two curries for $16, super worth it!

Will take better photos next time that shows the chicken.

Mutter Paneer @ $15

When I say curry, I meant sauce. This is a tomato based dish which includes peas and cheese. Goes perfectly well with the lachcha paratha bread that we ordered. There's a good kick to the taste but it's not too strong or overpowering. Can be taken on its own but best with the bread.

Used 1for1, so it's two curries for $16, super worth it!

Paneer pakoda (6pcs) @ $14

Deep fried cottage cheese that's really tasty. Think there's additional seasoning sprinkled on to give it an extra kick, should be some kind of spice. The dip that comes with it goes really well with the cheese sticks.

Super yummy!

Butter milk @ $5

Again, feels like food seasoning put into a drink, but quite an interesting taste.

But probably just going to try this once and then going back to the good old lassi next time.