A Taste of Indian Food

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Shawarma with rice... In a little nook which is a part of the Congressional Town Center lies Malik' s restaurant where I had a taste of this food. The food was so yummy that made me go there from time to time to eat lunch or dinner. I had also a taste of their beef shawarma in pita which as a foodie as I am I give a thumbs up. They also serve biryani, and tandoori. Malik's had three branches within Metro Manila. For those who want a taste of Indian food in Manila go to Malik's cafe. I bet you won't regret it. Visit their website [redacted] to see their other branches
Shawarma with rice... In a little nook which is a part of the Congressional Town Center lies Malik' s restaurant where I had a taste of this food. The food was so yummy that made me go there from time to time to eat lunch or dinner. I had also a taste of their beef shawarma in pita which as a foodie as I am I give a thumbs up. They also serve biryani, and tandoori. Malik's had three branches within Metro Manila. For those who want a taste of Indian food in Manila go to Malik's cafe. I bet you won't regret it. Visit their website [redacted] to see their other branches3120×4160 1.13 MB

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Hello @Gelin0512 ,

Thank you for the beautiful picture, the meal looks really appetizing.

It kind of reminds me of a Bulgarian dish called Kavarma and the name sounds pretty similar too! Are those zucchini mixed with the meat and have you tried making it yourself?

By the way, I have redacted your post since it had the website of the place and this can be considered as spam. I would like to encourage you to provide links to the place in Google maps instead. :slight_smile:

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Thanks! And sorry for writing the website of the cafe. Yes it is a zuchnni in chicken meat. I actually haven’t tried to make it but am considering to learn to cook this dish like as i love cooking

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I hope you manage to prepare it and come back with a picture of your creation and the recipe, so I can try as well, @Gelin0512 ! :slight_smile:

Just wanted to remind you that you can tag Connect members with writing @ before their name, so that they get notification when you have replied to them.

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Look delicious!!

The fried-egg also nice looking. I never fry the egg to look yummy like this.

How to make the egg yolk to be covered by the egg white like that?

Do you know? :slight_smile:

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@CilineR …Thanks for writing! Ha! Ha! Ha! Really? No offense. You can just spoon some oil from the pan you are cooking and then put it on top of the egg you are cooking. Presto! it will cook the top like on the picture. Try it.

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@Gelin0512

Hahaha, I will try next time! Thank you for your advice:)

In Thailand, most restaurants (except high-end restaurants) use strong fire to fry the egg that cause egg white too crispy. Actually crispy egg white is delicious, but soft egg white will make the dish more expensive:)

In India, which oil is mostly used? In Thailand, we mostly use Soybean oil and Palm oil.

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@CilineR …Oh yes. True , Thai cook the eggs really cooked esp the scramble egg. But true, fried egg with crispy white is really delicious.

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