Showing posts with label Indian Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Food. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
The Many Looks of Indian Food
Have you ever noticed that a lot of Indian Food looks the same? I recently tried an Indian restaurant on the west bank called Saffron. FYI, Saffron is only open on Friday nights currently. Yes, a restaurant only open one night a week. No lunches either. Saffron is mainly a caterer. I hear they are doing a few Sunday brunches but I am unsure if it's every week.
So, how is the food? The food is excellent! A little too spicy for me, but great flavors. The staff was also super attentive and helpful. The problems I had with Saffron was that everything looked and tasted very similar. The flavors were also so spicy that I subconsciously ate too quickly in order to keep my mouth from burning.
So, clearly each entree dish looks very similar. We ordered beef, goat, and chicken and I honestly couldnt decipher one from the other. I would like to see a different layout or shape on each plate to create more diversity of appearance for the guest. They were all great, but the spice was similar in each. Next time I go to Saffron I want to challenge the chef to show me the broad spectrum of Indian food which I know he/she will be able to do.
I will most definitely be back to Saffron for Round II. Notes to the wise: make reservations, they do serve wine & alcohol, and eat lots of Naan.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Ultimate Value for Sunday Night Dinner
Just a reminder: If you live in New Orleans & have not figured out dinner for tonight (SUNDAY), i have the greatest idea:
Nirvana located at 4308 Magazine has Sunday night buffet. That's right, all you can eat tandoori, naan, rice pudding, buttered chicken, and much much more.
For a real bargain, get the buffet to go and fill it to the brim. The take out box is gigantic with multiple compartments! Ask for a to go container for soup and condiments/sauces as well.
To maximize square footage in your to go box, make your own rice beforehand.
1 buffet to go comes out to be about $10.50 & can feed 3 hungry indian lovers!
What do you have to lose: cheap, delicious, different, and quick.
Nirvana located at 4308 Magazine has Sunday night buffet. That's right, all you can eat tandoori, naan, rice pudding, buttered chicken, and much much more.
For a real bargain, get the buffet to go and fill it to the brim. The take out box is gigantic with multiple compartments! Ask for a to go container for soup and condiments/sauces as well.
To maximize square footage in your to go box, make your own rice beforehand.
1 buffet to go comes out to be about $10.50 & can feed 3 hungry indian lovers!
What do you have to lose: cheap, delicious, different, and quick.
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