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Delicious Indian dishes to savor if you're in Oakland

Delicious Indian dishes

While living in Oakland, if you enjoy hitting the local restaurants post long work hours, and explore the culturally diverse food every now and then, we are an Indian restaurant that serves up warm and inviting gourmet Indian fast food. You’ll many options to try wonderful traditional Indian food that you enjoy starting either from Lamb kebabs that have a juicy flavor and crumbly texture, aromatic Goat Biryani, delicious Chicken Wraps, and Shrimp Tikka that is slightly spicy and creamy. 

The food here is coated down with replenishing spices and makes the best food scenes ever. So, we’re going to tell you the five of our favorites that will become your preferences too once you try them.


  • Tandoori Fish Tikka 


Tandoori Fish Tikka, when served up with onion salad and mint sauce, makes an ideal starter to kick off your dinner. Think of the juices that flow out of the grilled and smoked salmon with tantalizing spices. Isn’t your mouth watering yet? This is the reason why this dish makes up on our menu and is one of the best starters for a good reason.


  • Karahi Goat

 

Our other favorite is Karahi Goat which is no less than a feast. A bowl of spicy gravy masala and savory goat will be served to your table to enjoy with rice and bread with a flavorful filling. It’s a budget-friendly meal that will leave you asking for more. We recommend you bring a friend to share this delicious meal and double up the taste that you will crave for weeks.


  • Veg Biryani 


Now, if you’re someone looking for something veg to eat, you might want to eat this veg Biryani. You can pick up a combo platter of vegan sides to enjoy that you’ve always wanted to and match with this soul-satisfying plate of Veg Biryani. This one classic rice-based dish will make you fall head over heels in love with it, to say the least.


  • Paneer Wrap

 

The delicious homemade cottage cheese wrapped in flavors and vegetables like bell peppers, cabbage, and onions is truly mouth-watering. It’s a quick and easy way to try Indian flavors while you’re doing other work. The refreshing cottage cheese melts in the mouth and leaves a taste that cannot be defeated by anything else in the world.


  • Lamb  Vindaloo 


If you love the Lamb, you’ll definitely keep coming towards us to relish the flavors. The regular lamb curry but the not-so-regular taste will make you hungry yet satisfied at the same time. This slow-cooked lamb curry, when served with naan, will make your dining experience much better. So, dropping in to experience the same would be the best thing to do for yourself, wouldn’t it? 


We don’t disappoint you when it comes to Indian comfort food. So, make sure you pay a visit to us if you happen to be near Oakland airport and stop by to relish these wonderful delicacies.





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