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Indian Cuisine: Most Popular Delicacies in the Far East

Food is a big allure that attracts people into planning holidays to India. Being a huge and culturally diverse nation, food found in India is highly diversified with different parts of the country offering different delicacies.

Author: Shawntrelly

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Indian food has a long connection with the Far Eastern destinations especially Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia where it seems to have adopted a prominent place. Many local dishes here have been inspired from Indian cuisines or the Indian cooking style for an added punch. Indian food reflects in the menus of most restaurants and gourmands who book flight tickets to Far East are highly likely to consume Indian cuisines during the holidays – at least once if not more! Baffling as the choice may be, take a look at a collection of some of the most popular Indian cuisines to pick from in any Indian restaurant on holidays to Far East.

Tandoori North Indian Delicacies

Tourists keen on tantalising their taste buds with spicy hot rich Indian food from North India can try non vegetarian cuisines such as tandoori chicken, butter chicken, or rogan josh. These dishes rank among the best North Indian cuisines and are commonly served in any Indian restaurant. Conventional tandoor plays an important role in the preparation of most of the non vegetarian north Indian dishes and is significant for the most authentic preparation. Vegetarians may pick their choice from a sizzling collection of unique dishes including Shahi Paneer, Navratan korma, or a number of other dishes made using cottage cheese.

South Indian Food

The glory of South Indian fare is equally widespread as its North Indian counterpart. A wide variety of spices and ingredients like mustard, pepper, tamarind and chillies make South Indian food a true delight. Rice is undoubtedly the biggest component of South Indian cuisines.

Dosa, a very common and very delicious delicacy, appears on the menu of every South Indian restaurant. Rivalling (and complementing!) Dosa’s immense popularity, the rice Idli shares the space with Dosa. Consumed with thin gravy called Sambhar, these cuisines are sure to prompt one to look for a South Indian restaurant back home in the UK!

Mughlai Food

Mughlai Cuisine enjoys huge popularity among non-vegetarians. The Mughlai food is a blend of the Indian, Middle Eastern and Persian cooking styles. The thick, cream based gravy with use of nuts - almonds or cashews, and coconut make Mughlai food extremely rich in flavour. Popular Mughlai dishes include Mughlai Biryani, Navratan Korma and Mughlai Chicken.

Bangkok

Sukhumvit road and Silom road in Bangkok are famous for housing a number of Indian Restaurants serving lip smacking Indian cuisines. Khao San Road offers cheap Indian food restaurants and eateries.

Singapore

Take a break from some ritzy shopping at Little India restaurants - a good choice to gorge on some exclusive Indian food. Rang Mahal restaurant at Pan Pacific hotel tempts with tempting regional Indian menu, great food and service.

Kuala Lumpur

Sarvanna in Little India, and Chutney Mary at Bangsar are popular places. Bombay Palace is amongst the best Indian food restaurants.

About Author

Shawn Trelly is associated with Cheap Tickets as expert writer since Five years. Indian food has a long connection with the Far Eastern destinations especially Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia where it seems to have adopted a prominent place.

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Indian Cuisine: Most Popular Delicacies in the Far East