Showing posts with label Punjabi sunrise menu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punjabi sunrise menu. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 June 2020

A romantic date with some North Indian cuisine from Alexandra hills


A memorable outing with your partner is always the best kind of deal. For all the things said and done, food remains the common thing on such occasions. There is no such thing has happy times but the food is missing. And Indian takeaway from Alexandra hills is one of the greatest things you could do to experience a good date without going out.


Since we are in a highly vulnerable time, going out in public areas is not recommended for now. Let’s be creative and try a few things at home. 

Recipe for Stay at home Dates

Dates are a very intimate and private experience for a couple. If you have family members at home, or kids, ask them to give you some space for the evening. They could help you decorate or cook a special something, but after that, they need to go to another room. 



  • Decorate the house- Yes, this is much needed when you are planning a date at home. If you have scented candles at home, light it up on the table and other areas. The lighting should be the bit dim, yellow ones that give a warm feeling. Soft music in the background would do wonders. 
  • Order the food on time- Be precise in the timing. If you are a man organizing it, women hate being waited, especially when it comes to dates and food. So order that Indian takeaway from Redland bay so that you have it at home, hot and fresh. 
  • Movie time- You could even try putting on a good rom-com movie to make it a fun night. Choose something like 51st Dates, Pretty Woman, Confessions of a Shopaholic, 27 Dresses, The Devil Wears Prada, and so on. 
  • Catch up- Have a good heart-to-heart conversation this evening. We are so busy with work and house and family that we forget to sit and talk. Update your emotional, physical life with each other. This is the most qualitative time one can have for each other in times right now.
All of this makes for a great date night, for married couples. If you have children, you could do a late-night date after they sleep or call a babysitter/a family member. Have a great night with your spouse and the delicious North Indian takeaway from Redland bay or Alexandra Hills.


Friday, 15 May 2020

A birthday outing in an Indian restaurant at Brisbane

There are several restaurants now open in every corner of the road. Laconically speaking, you are spoilt for choices and have more confusion. Having a night out like celebrating your birthday? You could try going to the Indian restaurants at Redland bay to try some enigmatic and enchanting Indian food. It has a way of getting not just your stomach but your heart and soul.

Birthdays are a special event for everyone. You have one of the best times of your life on this day to celebrate your essence of being. And what would be better than celebrating it with some good food?

For some it’s about celebrating it quietly, so they can also have an option to get an Indian takeaway at Redland Bay. Just order your food and you are good to go. The takeaway should have the following items though-

Naan/roti- 
These are the kind of unleavened flatbread that melts in the mouth with the veggies you have with it creating a burst of flavours.

Paneer dish- 
It can be any kind of Paneer dish from the menu. They either come with or without the spicy gravy. Choose your kind of Paneer dish to go with the flatbread.

Dal makhani- 
This dish is made out of black lentil beans. It is thick in texture with added cream on it that makes for a delectable item for sure. The creaminess and spices make it the most demanding lentil dish back in India.

Chicken- 
Butter chicken is a must-have when you are a Punjabi non-vegetarian dish. You can even try the saag gosht that is made out of lamb meat. The gravy will make you wonder what you have been missing all your life!

Onion/green chillies/pickles- 
These are optional unless the restaurant gives you for free. Back in India, they come complimentary, ready on the table. That’s how important it is with the dish ordered at that time. It is even refilled in many restaurants for free. A bite of onion with the mix of a bite of roti, veggies, and lentil gives it a zesty flavour to the bite. The green chilli, of course, is for levelling up your spice game. One bite with a hot chilli is enough with one bite.

Desserts- 
Your Indian takeaway from Brisbane must have Gulab jamun (deep-fried ricotta dumplings drowned in sugar syrup).

Have this basic Indian food and enjoy a great birthday!

Wednesday, 4 September 2019

Underrated Dishes which you must try at Punjabi Sunrise

Usual Indian dishes are all-time favorites.  Punjabi sunrise serves some of the best Indian dishes in Brisbane.  But there are some dishes which are lesser-known but are no less in terms of flavor they pack inside. Food lovers can have excellent time experience some rich taste and new experience for the palette. The dishes are from lesser-known areas in India. Here is a full packed list of foods which can be found hidden in the Punjabi sunrise menu.


1.      Mango Chicken
Indian dishes are packed with spices, and tastes are usually on the hotter side. If you’re looking for something more subtle flavor, try the mango chicken.  The dish is cooked in Chicken cooked in butter sauce as well as mango pulp. Mango brings a sweet and sour texture to the chicken and its gravy. The dish is attractive in terms of taste and one of the unique preparations found at Indian Takeaway in Brisbane.

2.      Lamb or Beef Madras
The recipe hails from the coastal city of Madras, which has abundant coconut. Hence, one of the main ingredients of the dish is coconut cream, which delivers a rich taste and creamy flavor. Indian restaurant Brisbane Lamb or beef is cooked in spicy sauce, but it is fused with coconut curry to balance the heat and bring in a rich and creamy texture. It can go well with any rice or roti and create a complete meal. The coconut flavor will take you for a journey to Madras, a coastline lined with Coconuts trees.