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Apr 14
Hey BigMouth:
The fried lentil crisp is called a pappadom.
You can buy them uncooked at Indian stores and cook them fresh at home.
I like the brand with the little boy on the wrapper.
Yummm.
Apr 14
I'm surprised there are no postings for Mukut.
As far as I know, it's been around for a long while!
The food here is fantastic. Over the years, I have eaten here a small handful of times -- most recently, last Friday.
The blend of spices, flavours and textures is just right. The menu has quite a nice selection -- from meats, to seafoods, to vegetarian dishes.
Last week we indulged in tandoori chicken, curry lamb, a beef dish, saga paneer (spinach and cheese), naan, yogurt with cucumber, and ... I forget the name -- the waffle like crisps made with lentils. It was simply delicious! The naan was fresh and hot out of the oven -- perfect for sopping up the sauces.
The dishes seems small but they are quite filling.
It is also quite affordable -- for the three of us, the bill was only about $60 before tip.
As far as I know, it's been around for a long while!
The food here is fantastic. Over the years, I have eaten here a small handful of times -- most recently, last Friday.
The blend of spices, flavours and textures is just right. The menu has quite a nice selection -- from meats, to seafoods, to vegetarian dishes.
Last week we indulged in tandoori chicken, curry lamb, a beef dish, saga paneer (spinach and cheese), naan, yogurt with cucumber, and ... I forget the name -- the waffle like crisps made with lentils. It was simply delicious! The naan was fresh and hot out of the oven -- perfect for sopping up the sauces.
The dishes seems small but they are quite filling.
It is also quite affordable -- for the three of us, the bill was only about $60 before tip.