Tsim Sha Tsui East Portuguese Mix Indian Cuisine Restaurant

Tsim Sha Tsui East Portuguese Mix Indian Cuisine Restaurant This Indian restaurant is near Tsim Sha Tsui East Hoi Pang. The chef Samaira is of Indian and Portuguese descent. There is a large mural in the restaurant. I heard that she likes to introduce unique dishes and make innovative attempts~ Sansa, Lemon, Kiwibird and Monga came out together to find delicious food this time. It’s really necessary to enjoy it in the hot summer~ Starter x3 1. Khekda (Bae) The salad is made with fresh Alaskan crab meat, mixed with guava seeds and grapefruit. It is juicy and has a rich taste. The gold foil shape is perfect! 2.Corn Chips & Kachumber Kachumber is an Indian salad made of cucumber, onion, tomato and fresh herbs, served with corn chips, which is crisp and refreshing. The sweet and spicy mango sauce made from mango skin makes the base of the cake sublime; the freshly made corn chips with cucumber and tomato sauce are refreshing and delicious~ 3. Eat A Rainbow As the name suggests, Rainbow is full of rich colors. The waiter first put it on the plate for us to take photos, and then helped to mix the ingredients. It was quite a ritual. The main ingredients are popcorn, hot sauce, nuts, potatoes, cucumbers, and tomatoes. It is slightly spicy and tastes quite special. I really like this appetizer. You must try it~ Mains x2 1.East Indian Chicken Khuddi, Arroz Fugarh The slow-cooked Indian-Portuguese curry chicken is a sweet coconut sugar-flavored curry. The chicken is very tender and the rice is fragrant. It is paired with nuts and bacon, which opened our eyes to Indian rice. It turns out that this is a dish for Indian wedding banquets! 2. EAST INDIAN FISH KUJIT This fish dish is unique to East India. The fish Kujit is wrapped in banana leaves and served with Indian pancake Uttapam. The dark green fish meat is tender and juicy, it is definitely a unique fish dish in India~ Cocktails: Nine One Negroni & Spice Up The former is paired with chocolate sweet wine; the latter has a spicy taste that is very stimulating when it enters the throat. The two cups take different routes. Sure enough, the boss made the right recommendation~ NINE ONE Shop G80-G85, G/F, Tsim Sha Tsui Centre, 66 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #Nineone #Tsim Sha Tsui Center #Indian Food #Portuguese Food #Cocktails #Khuddi #Kumamon #Kumamon #Raccoon #Hong Kong #Tsim Sha Tsui East #Khekda #Kachumber #Kujit #kiwibird #hongkong #indianfood #Miyazaki Dog #100 Ways to Travel