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Spice of India's MIGF menu, priced at RM149++ with wine, offers an array of delicious dishes in small portions for convenient sampling. It's a pleasantly spacious setting for a shopping mall restaurant, with sparkling service. Tokri samosas stuffed with potatoes. An upscale version of curry puffs, moulded into an interesting shape. Nicely done, without a hint of excess oil. Chaana Paprik Chat. A light, comfort-food medley of chick peas with chutney. Tandoori platter, with well-marinated chunks o
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Spice of India's MIGF menu, priced at RM149++ with wine, offers an array of delicious dishes in small portions for convenient sampling. It's a pleasantly spacious setting for a shopping mall restaurant, with sparkling service.
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Tokri samosas stuffed with potatoes. An upscale version of curry puffs, moulded into an interesting shape. Nicely done, without a hint of excess oil.
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Chaana Paprik Chat. A light, comfort-food medley of chick peas with chutney.
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Tandoori platter, with well-marinated chunks of chicken, lamb, fish & prawn.
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Laal Maas (Rajastani red meat curry) with naan. The spiciness was noticeably toned down. Maybe they knew somehow that we prefer less fiery food.
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Stuffed capsicum curry with Kashmiri rice. Fantastic. The curry was thick and sweet, the perfect partner for the exquisitely fluffy and flavorsome rice.
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The creamy, not overwhelmingly sweet mango and pistachio kulfi brought a satisfying end to a meal that surpassed our expectations.
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2009-10-16