Indian Cuisine (Modern)

When it comes to the best Indian restaurants in Singapore, Muthu's Curry is a name that is always mentioned. The local institution recently launched a no-frills menu ($32++ shares two) in celebration of its 46 delicious years in Singapore.

The limited edition Mannuvasanai menu will take diners on a heritage journey to the city of Chettinad, and available only at the flagship restaurant on Race Course Road till 31 October 2015.

Read on more on the blog to find out how you can enjoy this special retreat. http://www.alainlicious.com/2015/06/muthus-curry.html

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It's even better when they are open 24-hours.

Palak Paneer, without a doubt is the most recognised Indian restaurant dish around. The spinach are studded with cubes of cottage cheese and blended with garlic and ginger for the extra flavours.

The Mixed Raita consist of diced onions, cucumbers and tomatoes tossed with roasted cumin and homemade yoghurt.

It makes a great accompaniment with Wadi Pulao, which is an Indian rice recipe tossed together with a selection of grounded spices and fresh herbs, along with soya bean nuggets.

The Rara Chicken is steeped in a gravy of spicy mince and soaked with Pind Balluchi's garam masala. This is like a dry version of chicken curry and minced chicken.

Pindi Choley is a very popular main course dish Punjabi cuisine. They are slow braised chickpeas flavoured with carom, onions, tomatoes and Pind Balluchi's garam masala.

Adraki Aloo Gobhi, simply means potatoes and cauliflower, a combination of two beloved vegetables cooked together with a meaningful punch of ginger.

Kesar Rasgulla, a light and fluffy saffron poached cottage cheese ball primary made from scented milk and is the most popular Bengali sweet in India. If you are a great fan of Indian desserts, you will indulge in this pleasing coloured juicy cheese balls.

Pind Balluchi an award winning stalwart restaurant from India presents a refreshed menu with sumptuous offerings including Pind Balluchi signatures and exciting new additions. As with most Indian cuisine, you can expect bold flavours and rich colours on your plate.

These are some of the main course dishes and an assortment of freshly made bread such as the Peshawari Naan here, which is a refined flour bread stuffed with nuts and fruits, traditional Plain Naan and Missi Roti, an Indian bread made with a combination of wheat flour and gram flour with seasoned with spices such as coriander, ginger and chilli flakes.