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Potato cubes layered with crispy papari, tamarind and green chutneys, and creamy yogurt, garnished with cilantro and spices
Little semolina puri spheres filled with diced potato and boondis, tamarind chutney, and pepper-water pop one in your mouth and taste the juicy explosion
Not technically a chaat, these classic spiced potato-stuffed fried pastries, are ubiquitous roadside, bus stop, and train station fare throughout north India - served with our homemade green (cilantro-mint) and tamarind-date chutneys
We take a perfectly good samosa and smash it, smother it with chick-pea curry, douse it with yogurt, chutneys, red onion and cilantro garnish
Bombay-style puffed rice and crispy sev noodles, tossed with diced raw veggies, green chilies, chutneys, lime juice and spices
Stuffed wheat bread, griddle-fried with real ghee, served with creamy yogurt, pickle, and mango chutney choice of potato (aloo), or cheese (paneer)
Pizza with an Indian twist garlic naan, green chutney, tomato, and red onion, with Monterey jack cheese and a sprinkle of our homemade garam masala
Pakoras are traditionally considered rainy-weather food in India, that's why we think they are perfect for seattle, all year around. fried morsels of yumminess, dipped in a batter of chickpea and rice flours, seasoned just right, they are high in protein and glutten-free -served with a creamy green chutney for dipping. Cauliflower, kale, eggplant, etc.
Pakoras are traditionally considered rainy-weather food in India, that's why we think they are perfect for seattle, all year around. Fried morsels of yumminess, dipped in a batter of chickpea and rice flours, seasoned just right, they are high in protein and glutten-free -served with a creamy green chutney for dipping. Indian fresh cheese
Pakoras are traditionally considered rainy-weather food in India, that's why we think they are perfect for seattle, all year around fried morsels of yumminess, dipped in a batter of chickpea and rice flours, seasoned just right, they are high in protein and glutten-free -served with a creamy green chutney for dipping. The 'national pakora' of england; finely sliced onion fritters
Pakoras are traditionally considered rainy-weather food in India, that's why we think they are perfect for seattle, all year around fried morsels of yumminess, dipped in a batter of chickpea and rice flours, seasoned just right, they are high in protein and glutten-free -served with a creamy green chutney for dipping. An array of veggies and paneer cheese or combination of your choice
Two sabzis vegetarian entrees, dal lentil soup, sort of, indian salaad, yogurt raita, steamed basamati rice, achaar pickle, chutney, fruit, and papadam crispy lentil cracker, plus your choice of bread naan, kulcha, chapati, etc., kheer and mithai Indian sweets, and a beverage of your choice tea, chai, coffee, soft drink
Two sabzis veg entrees, dal lentil soup, basmati rice, salaad, raita, pickle, chutney, fruit, kheer indian rice pudding, and a papadam
One sabzi veg entree - your choice, dal lentil soup, basmati rice, salaad or raita, pickle, chutney, fruit
One sabzi your choice, salaad or raita, basmati rice, pickle and chutney
Our ?dal de jour,' with steamed basmati rice, coice of salaad or raita, pickle, chutney
Rice, dal, raita, salaad, chutneys? chef's choice all in one bowl
Two samosas spiced potato-stuffed pastries, with our chickpea curry chole, creamy cucumber-boondi raita, and green and tamarind chutneys
A bowl of hearty chickpea curry chole, served with the green salad you always craved in India but couldn't find, cucumber-boondi raita, naan, chutney
Shannon's homemade butter-crust cheese and egg tart, served with a fresh garden salad dressed with our homemade light vinaigrette
Tear-drop shaped tandoori oven-baked flat bread, great for dipping, plain or garlic
Oven-baked flat bread with an inside layer of fried onion, yum
Soft whole wheat flat bread like Indian tortilla (2 pieces)
Flat bread with savory filling, pan-fried in real ghee, choice of aloo potato, or paneer indian-style cheese
Flat bread with flaky layers, pan-fried bread with real ghee
Shaped like a chapati, baked like a naan, tastes somewhere in between
Gluten-free cracker-bread made with lentil flour and spices, flash-fried to a delicate crispness
Wheat pastry, spiced potato stuffing, green & tamarind chutney
Green salad with homemade vinaigrette dressing
A bowl of the month's featured dal, or our tasty chickpea curry chole
Steamed basmati rice, grown in india
This month's featured salaad
Sliced red onion, salt, lime wedge, green chili - not fancy
Seasoned yogurt side dish choice of this month's featured raita, or cucumber-boondi
Cool and creamy brown cow yogurt
Spicy, pungent, Indian pickle to stimulate the digestive fire variety subject to availability
Cilantro-mint, with onion, green chilies and lime juice
Sweet brown chutney with dates and jaggery indian raw sugar
Classic sweet condiment with sugar and vinegar
Creamy green chutney with yogurt and spices
Lots of hot red chilies, lots of garlic, salt and lime juice
Split pigeon peas have and earthy taste that stands up to aggressive flavoring with onion, tomato, ginger, garlic and chilies finished with a splash of lime juice and a sprinkling of cilantro
Potatoes cooked with pickling spices is often served as a ?dry' curry in India, but we chose to make a version with more sauce for soaking up with rice or roti flavored with mustard oil and bengali spices
A simple, homey dish of sautéed cabbage with slivered onions, green chilies and peas, seasoned with our own special blend of herbs and spices; made fresh just for you
Cucumber, carrot, radish, tomato and red onion salt, lime, cilantro
Our festive raita is studded with red bell pepper, beet cubes and pomegranate seeds, swirled into creamy seasoned yogurt with toasted cumin and mustard seeds, garnished with more pomegranate
Steamed, aged, long-grain rice, grown in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas
Sour, salty and spicy, to increase the digestive fire
Sweet mango preserves from India, made with sugar, vinegar and salt
Homemade traditional confection
Gluten-free crispy cracker made of high-protein lentil flour
Our own homemade basmati rice pudding is slow cooked with organic milk, slivered almonds, fresh-ground cardamom and real saffron
These delicious traditional sweets are made fresh for us by pabla's in renton price per piece varies
Blended with finely ground cashews. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Creamy milk fudge with pistachio bits. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Plain milk fudge with a mango layer. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Layered with chocolate topping. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Blended with desiccated coconut. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Caramelized milk fudge, may contain nuts. These delicious milk fudge sweets are all gluten-free
Juicy little cakes made with milk and wheat semolina, split, with creamy filling (assorted)
Chickpea flour fudge. Indian sweets are heavy on dairy, but there are a few tasty vegan options
Sweet balls of chickpea boondis - a favorite of lord fanesh. Indian sweets are heavy on dairy, but there are a few tasty vegan options
Wheat flour swirls are fried then soaked in syrup. Indian sweets are heavy on dairy, but there are a few tasty vegan options
Elettaria cardamomum. This aromatic and expensive spice is used so much in South Asia that they have to import it from Guatemala, which is where our gorgeous cardamom originates as well.
Zingiber officinale, chopped and dried, 'tea cut,' near the fields where it is grown in China, ginger root is an essential flavoring in chai that warms the body and sooths the stomach.
Syzygium aromaticum, also from the spice island of Sri Lanka, is certified organic.
Foeniculum vulgare. Just a hint is cooling and soothing to digestion turkey
Piper nigrum, from southern India, warms the cup, but a light touch is enough.
Myristica fragrans, from sri lanka, gives a deicious whisper of fragrance.
our own famous chai, made with organic spices and assam tea choice of milk
Same great spice as our chai, but no caffeine - we use rooibos in place of the tea
Hibiscus and raspberry leaf, sweetened with stevia (no sugar, no caffeine)
Fresh mango with premium yogurt and imported Indian mango puree, sweetened with sugar
coke-like
Lemon-lime flavor
Orange pop
Natural fruit juice, sweetened with sugar, imported from India mango, guava, or lichee
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