can anybody here help me out with the indian cuisine? i am dating someone who loves it. he wanted to take me to an indian resto... i dont want to look stupid or make a faux pas...
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can anybody here help me out with the indian cuisine? i am dating someone who loves it. he wanted to take me to an indian resto... i dont want to look stupid or make a faux pas...
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Just be honest and tell him its a new experience , then let him make suggestions its part of the fun of getting to know each other
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I would agree with this.Originally Posted by keithAngel
Just be honest and tell him its a new experience , then let him make suggestions its part of the fun of getting to know each other
Also I would suggest you try something like a chicken korma.
It's very mild (not hot) it's creamy, made with coconut milk and has nice 'soft' tasty spices.
I think you will enjoy it very much.
Depends what u like ....
Meat (Chicken/Lamb) or Veggie ?
Hot/Spicy or mild ?
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Welcome to the forum Aalia. Good advice from KeithAngel.
My Filipina sister-in-law enjoys chicken tikka masala and it's a huge favourite of mine too. A "medium" dish which is a bit hotter than a korma and at one stage, despite our reputation for bland food, was considered to be the British nations most popular dish!
I hope that you enjoy your first experience of India cuisine
tell the waiter its your first time and what can he recomend, or could you order small amounts of many dishes to sample but at a reduced price, if the owner is there ask for him, it usualy works and some even say if you do not like the dish they recomend its free,just enjoy
Then maybe one day you can join the big boys and order a chicken vindaloo my favourite
be honest and say you have never had it before.
will make the experience so much mroe better, fun and less serious
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