$12 for $25 Worth of Authentic Indian Fare at Cafe of India
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Classic Indian dishes & imported beers served amid chandeliers & murals
Ancient peoples often threw salt up to the heavens to bring rain, which is why modern humans throw pepper at vending machines to summon Diet Coke. Enjoy a showering of seasonings with today's Groupon: for $12, you get $25 worth of authentic Indian fare at Cafe of India.
The chefs at Cafe of India adorn naked dishware with colorful Indian dishes fresh from the tandoor. Diners initiate covert flavor-sensing devices with starters of angoori paneer tikka ($6), which folds grape chutney and mango powder into homemade cottage cheese. Fiendish forks dive-bomb into tender tandoori-cooked minced lamb rolls spiced with cilantro, jalapeños and cumin ($17), and the chicken tikka masala’s ($11) green capsicums and fresh tomatoes complement an earthy blend of almonds and cumin. Diners can safely guide comestibles down esophagus slides with a delectable stream of liquid from Cafe of India’s extensive list of wines and Indian beers.
Opulent crystal chandeliers and panel windows hung with rich red draperies fill Cafe of India’s two-level restaurant. Silk and satin fabrics sheath the furnishings, and colorful murals adorn the walls with images of the Taj Mahal and its famed all-pachyderm swim team.
Classic Indian dishes & imported beers served amid chandeliers & murals
Ancient peoples often threw salt up to the heavens to bring rain, which is why modern humans throw pepper at vending machines to summon Diet Coke. Enjoy a showering of seasonings with today's Groupon: for $12, you get $25 worth of authentic Indian fare at Cafe of India.
The chefs at Cafe of India adorn naked dishware with colorful Indian dishes fresh from the tandoor. Diners initiate covert flavor-sensing devices with starters of angoori paneer tikka ($6), which folds grape chutney and mango powder into homemade cottage cheese. Fiendish forks dive-bomb into tender tandoori-cooked minced lamb rolls spiced with cilantro, jalapeños and cumin ($17), and the chicken tikka masala’s ($11) green capsicums and fresh tomatoes complement an earthy blend of almonds and cumin. Diners can safely guide comestibles down esophagus slides with a delectable stream of liquid from Cafe of India’s extensive list of wines and Indian beers.
Opulent crystal chandeliers and panel windows hung with rich red draperies fill Cafe of India’s two-level restaurant. Silk and satin fabrics sheath the furnishings, and colorful murals adorn the walls with images of the Taj Mahal and its famed all-pachyderm swim team.