It was evident the restaurant has gained some popularity because the place was packed when we got there and had to wait about 20 minutes for a table.
When we were seated, the service was good, but it did take a while for our food to come. We probably waited 25-30 minutes for our main entrees.
We didn’t mind too much though because it gave us a chance to talk. 🙂
Craig’s mango laasi–a sweet drink with mango and yogurt. It was good but too sweet for me.
Our appetizer:
Pappri Chaat – Fried whole wheat crisps topped with a medley of chickpea, potato, yogurt, chutney, and Indian spices.
Craig has had this before and loves it; I thought it was okay.
I ordered the:
Rangoon Kafta – Fresh spinach, paneer, and minced vegetable croquette cooked in ta tomato cream sauce
I loved this curry! The croquettes were soft and creamy, and the tomato cream sauce was spiced just right.
Craig ordered:
Shrimp Yangoon – succulent shrimp cooked in a traditional spiced with coconut sauce. Specialty from Burma.
Craig really liked his dish. I thought it was okay but preferred my dish.
Overall, it was a good experience, although I don’t think I will be returning any time soon. As soon as we left, both of our stomachs became very bloated and quite uncomfortable.
We did have a fair amount of food, yet at the same time, I don’t think it was more than we usually have. For me, personally, I don’t think my stomach is used to that type of food. So, while the food was good, I don’t really care feeling bloated after eating.
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With all that food still lingering in my stomach this morning, it was time to hit the gym for a sweat session.
I have not run since last Sunday and the only other exercise I’ve done was a 90 minute yoga session on Friday night. That is unheard of in my book!
I hit up the gym this morning for some time on the stationary bike and elliptical.
bike: 30 minutes
elliptical: 15 minutes
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This afternoon, I did some baking.
Strawberry Jelly Surprise Muffins
This vegan recipe is courtesy of Emily at Daily Garnish. Original recipe can be found here.
The only modifications I made was that I used half whole wheat pastry flour and rhubarb jam for the center filling.
So delicious and full of decadent flavors!! I know these won’t be lasting long! I’m off for a walk with the husband and then a little down time before going to bed.
Hope your weekend was a good one!
Wow those muffins look seriously awesome. I love the hidden filling inside. Nom!
My weekend was good-I got off of campus and relaxed for a while.
glad those muffins turned out well – i was thinking about making them. 🙂
They are a good one, and even my husband (who isn’t a huge fan of muffins) likes them!
I have never tried Indian food. I always hear mixed reviews on it.
Oh, and I’ve been reading your blog for awhile now, but I finally got one of my own so now I can comment. Love your blog, by the way.
Yeah for new “vocal” followers!
I’m glad you enjoy my blog! 🙂