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Welcome to India Palace

About us...........
Welcome to the India Palace Indian Restaurant in Clarksville, IN. My wife
Rani and I, Balwinder Singh, own and manage India Palace. We get tremendous
joy and pleasure serving the thousands of satisfied customers. Having been in
restaurant business for over a 15 years,. Rani and I know that the two most important
things to focus on are quality of food and good customer service. After being
successful and receiving much love from our customers in Louisville, Ky, we have
decided to open this second location in Clarksville, In. We hope to keep serving
you the best of the Indian Cuisine with great joy and friendly service.Please feel free
to email us your suggestions and questions at feedback@indiapalacelouisville.com

About Indian cuisine..........
The original Indian cuisine is influenced by Muslim, Portuguese, Persian, and British
traditions. Over time settlers from different regions of the world fine-tuned the curry
blend and style of cooking to suit their taste. The variety of Indian food is as varied
and diverse as the country itself. Meat dishes are more common in the north, notably,
Rogan Josh (curried lamb), and the delicious Biriyani (chicken or lamb in orange
flavored rice). The ever popular Tandoori cooking (chicken, meat or fish marinated
in herbs and baked in a clay oven) and kebabs are part of northern cuisine. North Indian
cuisine is rich, creamy, deliciously spiced with nuts and saffron. In the south, vegetable
dishes are more common. Some popular breakfast dishes include Dosa (rice and lentil
pancakes), Idli (steamed lentil cakes) and Sambar (lentil soup with vegetables), and
Raita (yogurt with grated cucumber, tomatoes, onions, and mint). Coconut (flakes and/or
milk) is a key ingredient in some South Indian cooking. In the south rice is the staple
food, in the north this is supplemented and sometimes substituted by a wide range of
flat breads, such as Pooris, Chappatis and Naan. Dal (crushed lentil soup with various
additional vegetables) is common in both north and the south.

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