So if you are visiting the Indian restaurant Sydney and you do not know how you can make your dining experience the best experience, then this article is surely going to be for you. So let’s begin with the guide which takes you straight to the solution of which Indian food to order when you don’t want to make your dining experiences get worse.

• Do no go straight go to the main course
Make sure that you are ordering the main course as soon as you reach the restaurant or a cafe in Sydney. Give yourself some time to get adapted to the atmosphere of the restaurant. Initially, you should be ordering some appetizers. The vast variety of appetizers will make you stunned and it is a bet that you will be feel-like ordering everything. So are you ready to experience an explosion of flavours in your mouth?

• Enjoy and share the food
You would not be reaching the restaurant alone, so whomever you have visited make sure you both are enjoying each other’s company and if you are visiting with family then it is suggested that the use of the phones should be completely banned as they deteriorate the family time. And do not forget to share the food.

• No buffet, please
It is suggested that you should restrain yourself from the buffet. No doubt buffets are the best source of getting encountered with flavours. But if you are the first time, then you should not be opting up for the buffet since it will make you confused about which dish to choose from. The problem becomes even more tedious when you do not know which dish tastes which way.

• Know the ingredients in Hindi
Before visiting the restaurants, make sure that you have done enough homework for the same. That means, the menu will be in English but the name of the ingredients will be written as per Hindi. So make sure you know the following:

Indian way to denote dishes
Meaning
Bhindi
Ladies’ Finger
Gobi
Cauliflower
Paneer
Cottage cheese
Chanaa
Chickpeas
Palak
Spinach
Aloo
Potato
Mutter/Matar
Green peas
Gajar
Carrot
Murgh
Chicken
Jeera
Cumin seeds

• The non-veg category is vast
As we know that the non-veg dishes do not only include the chicken. So make sure you are not only keeping the chicken in mind when it is about the non-veg. Try other chicken recipes also.

• Try to choose the perfect combinations
There will be a separate column for the vegetables and the roti, naans and rice. So it’s your time to mix the vegetables with the best matching accompaniments that may include the following:
• Rajma chawal
• Amritasari chane with naan or puri
• Kadi chawal

• No need to bear the excessive spice levels
It is to mention here at this point that there is no such need for you to bear the excessive spices. If you are spice intolerant, you can ask the waiter to note down the specifications so that the spices do not bother you.

Bottom Line
So follow the points and it is assured that your dining experience will be ameliorated to 100%.