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Had the Palaak Paneer also known as Kadaai which is essentially cottage cheese sauteed with palaak cooked in sauce, Butter Chicken Masala, Paratha (a flat bread), Tosai (a kind of pancake made from a fermented batter) and had the Mango Lassi to wash it all down. Love the chunky bits of cottage cheese in the Palaak Paneer and especially when the Paratha is so cripsy and yummy to go with it! 

Satisfied with the main entries of Chennai food, definitely we are going to wash down our throat with their traditional quenchers too^^ So here we are, nicely 3 musketeers parading on the table Padam Kheer Although still bit sceptical about this drink, am still curious to try it out It is actually Indian Almond Milk recipe where you would still to enjoy the chunky small bites of almond. It has a rich creamy taste that somehow overpowered the almond flavor. Quite a tantalizing drink that resemb

You can also ask for papadum should you wish to snack on something, hehe. It is thinly crispy and full of spices aroma, not too salty either. Another staple food of Chennai worth to try is their Butter Naan Bread. The bread is nicely kneaded and thinly rolled that gives it a very enjoyable crispiness. If were to compare with Naan bread from Nawab, I think this eatery has done really a much better job! The butter was served melted on the surface of the freshly baked naan from the oven. It can be

At first, I wasn’t that thrilled upon the suggestion of my foodie gang to go for Indian cuisine, for I worry that it’ll be too spicy for me. As truth has it, it isn’t and has further enriched my gastronomical dictionary actually, in a more colorful way This authentic Chettinadu cuisine restaurant is located at Jalan Maarof, Bangsar with its humble beginnings started in Chennai more than 40 years ago. Now they have expanded the chain globally to wet the palate of people around the world, and at t

This restaurant actually is part of an international chain restaurant that origin from Chennai. The Chennai sounds familiar to you Yes, our roti canai actually comes from there.Many are drawn by its thali. This is a set consisting of rice or traditional bread, gravies, rassam and others. One of my favourite actually is the rassam at here. This is actually consider as indian soup which serve in a small cup. This soup taste quite hot and sour and brings up your appetite.