Lasooni saag

Flying Monkey

Saag apparently takes quite a long time to make. It is mashed spinach with garlic, and flavours are delicate. I also noticed it has quite a bit of heat in it despite not being tongue-spicy! The dish comes with tandoor roti which was so-so. I liked the pickled shallot that gives a tangy interlude to the earthy flavours here. This dish cost $18+.

Being a North Indian, I have eaten this for the first time and I loved it. Of course, like the name suggests it caters to those who enjoy greens with a really strong garlic flavour.

would love to see a picture of what this uncommon dish looks like 😛

Unfortunately don’t have a picture as I was with a group of friends and I was not able to click a picture. They may have it on their Instagram posts 

Again not a common dish In Singapore. Well made but I felt the restaurant was a little low on spices. Enjoyed the dish

Lasooni saag

by Flying Monkey

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Saag apparently takes quite a long time to make.

Being a North Indian, I have eaten this for the first time and I loved

Again not a common dish In Singapore.