3 curries you must have at an Indian restaurant in Brisbane

If you know about Indian food, you may have known about its infinite number of curries. Indian food is famous for its curries, flatbreads, sweets, and regional dishes the most. You could eat different kinds of Dosas or Pav Bhaji, a Gujarati thali, or a plate of yummy momos. There are countless kinds of tea and sweets, to say the least. The cuisine has gained worldwide recognition, so now you can have it in most of the famous cities of this planet. You can visit an Indian restaurant in Brisbane or a south Indian junction in New York, it is readily accessible.

Indian curries

· Butter chicken

Butter Chicken represents Indian food all over the world. You will read it ubiquitously on every Indian restaurant menu, served with fluffy naan flatbread. This bright orange Punjabi curry can be quite fiery or mildly spicy, and it has very creamy thick gravy. It is also called Murg Makhani. If you go to a North Indian restaurant in Brisbane, there is a hundred percent chance of coming across this valuable and delicious item. It is the most liked Indian dish in Australia. It is prepared from tender chicken cooked in garlic, ginger, tomato, tamarind, and, of course, butter.

· Chicken Tikka Masala

Another trendy Punjabi favourite is the Chicken Tikka Masala. It consists of grilled marinated pieces of chicken. The grilled pieces in the tandoor are then mixed in thick creamy gravy. The outcome is a lovely smokey flavour. The term "tikka" means bites or pieces. You will find it in Indian takeaway Brisbane or any of the Indian restaurants.

· Pork Vindaloo

Vindaloo is a hot "sweet and sour" style Goan curry. It is great for chili-lovers, but if you don't like spicy food it is best to stay away from it. It can come as a surprise but Indians love to eat it with pork, but it can be had with other kinds of meat.

There are many Indian restaurants in Redland Bay and beyond. You could either go for an impromptu outing and try everything or just do some research, be prepared and order dishes as it suits you. From vegetarian or to vegan, Indian food has all of it for you. If you feel the spice level is intimidating, ask the chef to lower it down. End your meal with sweets and have a great time.