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“No one comes to an Indian restaurant to order fried rice,” my Indian ex-colleague cautioned during my first visit to Sakunthala.
I followed his advice and ordered biryani rice. Since then, I have returned with my family several times. I have ordered different dishes - ranging from the common mutton biryani to the more exotic crab biryani and tissue prata - but one thing has stayed constant. The food here is delectable. I love pairing my meal with sinfully rich masala tea.
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That's a huge samosa
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Are you familiar with roti canai flatbread? So that’s what this is
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Good to know you love Indian food but those you mentioned are not essentially Indian. If you wanna taste exclusively Indian food, share the menu with me, I might suggest you what's Indian and what has its roots to the Arabic world.
Currently we use the word Indian to a lot of food that only got mixed into the original Indian food because of many foreigners, especially from the Arabic world, came and settled here in last thousand years. Biryani for example has its roots to Iran (Persia) not India.
What's that in the pic? Is it a big Samosa? Or is it some kind of Dosa? Looks more like a Dosa! Not a big fan of South Indian food I'm.
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It’s actually flatbread
You made me Google the origin. Seems like tissue prata is exclusive to Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. So not really Indian haha
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