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Padam Vyas on how Himalayan Salt can make all the difference to an Indian meal Padam Vyas is CEO and Owner of Himalayan Salt, a...

WorldRemit presents Maya da Dhaba: Serving authentic North Indian cuisine for nearly 20 years

Arguably one of the best and oldest Indian restaurants in Sydney, Maya da Dhaba is a favourite among locals and tourists alike, bringing people...

Magic on the menu

This progressive Indian molecular gastronomy restaurant serves up levitating fairy floss Levitating plates, cold and hot smoking and theatrical liquid nitrogen presentations among other gastronomic...
Rad and red breathe the culinary fires of Chettinad at the brand new Anjappar in Melbourne

HEAD: South Indian spice and everything nice

Rad and red breathe the culinary fires of Chettinad at the brand new Anjappar in Melbourne ‘Foodpreneur’ Shekar Mani is offering the foodies of Melbourne...
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A Delicious Meal —MANJIT’S @ BALMAIN

One of the oldest restaurants in Sydney, Manjit’s Balmain has always been the go-to place for traditional North Indian cuisine Manjit’s Indian Restaurant at Balmain...
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Pure, simple and just a little different

At KHALSA FOODS, the menu may change, but the quality remains steadfast The word ‘Khalsa’ means pure and this according to Kanwaljit is what makes...

India matches Sarah Todd’s love for food & culture

In a life that is otherwise transient, Sarah Todd has a deep connection with India. But the chef, restaurateur and author managed to get...

How four Melbourne friends started Dropout Chaiwala

Like thousands of other international students, Sanjith came to Australia with a five-year plan to study business. Little did he know he would end...
Indian restaurants in Sydney

Batter up for dosas

Crisp or spicy, north Indian or south, the Dosa Hub makes it the way you like it Dosa is a quintessential South Indian dish, served...
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Try Indian food with a little oomph at LAUGHING GANESHA

Lord Ganesha, the elephant-deity riding a mouse, is one of the most common symbols for every Indian celebration, religious or otherwise. He is believed...