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5 vegan Indian dishes that people like and recommend to everyone

 

5 vegan Indian dishes

Nothing can make you doubt the benefits of a vegan diet. That’s why more and more people are turning vegan by making conscious choices when it comes to food. Indian cuisine is one of the cuisines in the world that’s known for having a palatable selection of vegan dishes that are as healthy as they are tasty. So, if you’re excited about trying the Indian food but haven’t tried yet because you think it’s all for meat-eater, let us break the myth.


We have got a wide range of vegan dishes that you can choose from our gourmet Indian fast food restaurant - Royal Kitchen. Here are some of the popular ones that you’ll certainly like and recommend to everyone.


Tofu Saag

 

Tofu is the perfect substitute for paneer (Indian cottage cheese) makes this a delicious vegan dish. The Tofu cubes that are cooked with fragrant spices in spinach puree are necessary for vegans to try. Loaded with healthy ingredients and spices, this dish provides you unbelievable health benefits. So, whether you’re planning a winter dinner or fall lunch, a comforting bowl of Tofu saag is what you need all the time. 


Gobi Manchurian 


Talking about vegan dishes, how can we forget Gobi Manchurian? This amazing cauliflower dish is perfect to feed your hunger for vegan as well as works well for your taste buds. The fried cauliflower with herbs and spices in the delicious sauce gives you the crunch, tang, and spiciness you look for. It’s one of the enjoyable dishes that you’ll find in every Indian restaurant around.


Baingan Bharta 


Baingan Bharta is nothing but roasted eggplant that is mashed and cooked with vegetables like onions, tomatoes, garlic. and herbs. The spices in the dish make it as savory as it can be. Sounds easy right? But it is as tasty as it is easy to cook. The dish is vegan and renders lots of health benefits. Plus, it goes well with vegan chapatis that you’ll be served in an Indian restaurant.


Bhindi Masala 


Vegan Indian food has a lot of savory dishes you’d enjoy with all your heart. One of those dishes is Bhindi Masala. It’s an absolute favorite dish of every Indian you’ll meet. It is made by half-slitting okra and stuffing the delectable mix of spices in it. It is then stir-fried in a pan to cook with vegetables like onions, chili, etc. Visit us at our restaurant near Oakland airport to enjoy this with Indian chapati or roti.


Veg Biryani 


It is common to see vegans enjoying rice with delicious curries and vegetable stews. This vegetable Biryani is something you need to ramp up dinner scenes. The aromatic spices with various vegetables in rice are worth raving about. Made with lots of vegetables, the Biryani is not only rich in taste but is also good for health. Nothing can match the succulent flavor of the dish for a perfect lunch.


So, stop thinking and hop on our menu to order now.



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