Discover The Kari Indian Restaurant: A Flavorful Journey through Authentic Indian Cuisine in Brisbane 🌶️✨

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If you’re on the lookout for an extraordinary dining experience that celebrates the rich flavors of India with a modern twist, The Kari Indian Restaurant in Brisbane is your ultimate destination. A part of the award-winning restaurants group led by Geeta Singh and renowned Chef Mahesh K. Thapa, which includes the iconic Paddington Curry House and New Farm Curry House, The Kari offers a tantalizing journey through mouthwatering curries, sizzling street food and unforgettable desserts. With its bold, vibrant dishes and cozy ambiance, The Kari is a place where every meal feels like a celebration of Indian culture and culinary artistry.

A Taste of India with a Modern Touch

From the moment you step inside The Kari, you’re welcomed into an environment that radiates warmth, color and authenticity. The cozy yet vibrant vibe is the perfect backdrop for indulging in bold, flavorful dishes. The restaurant’s décor reflects the lively spirit of India, with a fusion of traditional and contemporary elements. It’s an inviting space where every corner is filled with energy and charm.

The authenticity of The Kari’s menu shines through in every bite, offering dishes that stay true to their Indian roots while infusing modern creativity. Whether you’re craving something classic or daring, you’ll find a wide array of options that cater to all tastes and preferences.

Must-Try Dishes That Will Leave You Craving More

1. Mango Lassi 🍹
A refreshing, creamy drink that’s both soothing and sweet, this Mango Lassi is the perfect way to begin your culinary journey at The Kari. It’s the ideal balance of tangy and sweet, offering a burst of tropical flavor that complements the rich and spicy dishes to come.

2. Bombay Crunch (Aloo Tikki Chaat) 🥟
If you’re a fan of Indian street food, you can’t miss the Bombay Crunch. This Aloo Tikki Chaat is packed with crispy potato patties, topped with a variety of flavorful chutneys, yogurt and fresh coriander, perfect for those who love a combination of textures and tangy, spicy flavors.

3. Chicken 65 🍗
A delectable flavorful favorite, Chicken 65 is a dish that packs a punch. Marinated in a blend of spices and deep-fried to perfection, each bite bursts with savory heat and an irresistible crunch.

4. Lamb Rogan Josh with Garlic Butter Naan 🥘
For a truly indulgent main, you can’t go wrong with the Lamb Rogan Josh. This rich and aromatic curry, made with tender lamb and a perfectly balanced blend of spices, pairs beautifully with the fluffy, garlicky naan. The combination will transport you straight to the heart of India.

5. Mango Kulfi 🍨
End your meal on a sweet note with Mango Kulfi: a creamy, frozen treat bursting with the sweet, tropical flavors of ripe mangoes. It’s the perfect way to cool down after the explosion of flavors in your meal.

Affordable Yet Authentic

One of the standout features of The Kari is the exceptional value for money. Despite offering a fine dining experience with authentic Indian flavors, the prices are incredibly reasonable. Whether you’re visiting for a casual lunch or a special dinner, you’ll find that you’re getting a premium experience without breaking the bank. It’s a great option for those who want to indulge in high-quality Indian cuisine without the hefty price tag.

What truly makes The Kari stand out is its commitment to authenticity. Every dish is prepared using traditional methods, with ingredients sourced both locally and from India to maintain the real taste of the subcontinent. Chef Mahesh K. Thapa’s dedication to preserving the true essence of Indian flavours is evident in every dish, from the rich, creamy curries to the zesty chaats. The fusion of authentic recipes with modern presentation elevates the entire dining experience, offering something fresh for those familiar with Indian cuisine, while still staying true to its roots.

The Kari Experience: Cozy, Vibrant and Flavorful

What truly sets The Kari apart is the incredible ambiance that complements the exceptional food. It’s not just a meal; it’s an experience! The vibrant colors, the intoxicating aromas and the cozy atmosphere make you feel right at home while indulging in authentic Indian cuisine.

The restaurant’s commitment to quality and authenticity shines through, especially in its selection of chaats, those irresistible, street food-inspired snacks that are loved by all. From crispy samosas to refreshing Bombay Crunch, the chaat selection at The Kari is sure to delight anyone craving the bold, tangy and sweet flavors of Indian street food.

Another delightful feature of the menu are the edible micro plants and flowers, which add an artistic touch to the dishes. These fresh garnishes not only elevate the visual appeal of your meal but also enhance the flavors with their delicate tastes, making every bite even more memorable.

The Awards and Recognition
Chef Mahesh K. Thapa and restaurateur Geeta Singh have also gained recognition through their award-winning restaurants such as Paddington Curry House and New Farm Curry House. These beloved venues have long been favorites for Brisbane locals, offering guests the perfect blend of traditional Indian flavors and modern touches. Each restaurant captures the essence of Indian culinary traditions while delivering a fresh dining experience.

Visit The Kari Today
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply craving a delicious and authentic Indian meal, The Kari Indian Restaurant promises an unforgettable dining experience. Don’t miss out on the chance to explore their menu full of bold flavors, contemporary flair and authentic Indian ingredients, all at reasonable prices.

To learn more about their full menu, events and special offerings, visit The Kari Indian Restaurant’s website or follow them on social media for all the latest updates and mouthwatering food photos. Trust us, you won’t want to miss the chance to indulge in this amazing culinary experience in the heart of Brisbane! 🌍🍴

Location:
The Kari Indian Restaurant
Camp Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

A dining experience at The Kari is more than just food; it’s a celebration of Indian culture, flavors and hospitality. Be sure to make a reservation soon and prepare to be wowed with every bite, all at prices that make it an accessible luxury!

Celebrating 8 Years of Blogging: A Journey of Passion and Consistency

Celebrating 8 years of my blog.

It’s hard to believe, but today marks 8 years since I first started my blog! Looking back, it hasn’t always been easy. Consistency can be a challenge, but what’s kept me going is the passion I have for sharing my travel and food experiences with all of you. From discovering hidden gems in far-flung corners of the world to tasting local delicacies, my blog has been a space where I can truly express my love for exploration and cuisine.

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A Special Insight for Fellow Instagrammers & PRs
One thing I’ve noticed lately is a bit of confusion around the term “blogging.” Many people refer to Instagram posts as blogging, but here’s the truth: Posting pictures on Instagram is not the same as blogging.

A blog is typically a website that features regularly updated content, often in the form of blog posts. These posts provide in-depth experiences, insights and stories. Blogs are written pieces that allow for deeper exploration of topics, something that goes beyond the brief nature of social media posts.

Why This Matters:

For those just starting out or looking to collaborate, it’s essential to understand the distinction:

  • Bloggers are individuals who create long-form, detailed content on their own websites.
  • Instagrammers (or social media influencers) share snapshots, stories, and visuals primarily on social platforms.

So, let’s clear this up—don’t call Instagrammers bloggers. They may create great content, but it’s a different medium entirely. And for us bloggers, let’s continue pushing for rich, authentic storytelling that offers value and insight beyond a quick snapshot.

A Big Thank You! 🙏

To all the readers, fellow bloggers and PRs who’ve supported me over the years, Thank you! Here’s to many more years of sharing, exploring and growing together. 🌍🍴

#BlogAnniversary #ExploreWithTripti 🌎

Foods you should avoid and start eating this season

Foods you should avoid and start eating in summer season

Summers are here and we all are bound to feel thirsty and tired. What do we do? We all like to eat and drink when we are tired and thirsty. Grabbing a piece of burger and a chilled cola is the first thing that most of us resort to. But, wait a minute – are the ones we feel that is going to quench our thirst and provide us with all the energy we need to put us back on track are the right choices we have made. It could be that our choices are going to do more harm than good.

Summers, apart from being hot, humid and reasonably troublesome, are also the months to relish some of nature’s bounty. It is also the time to entertain and get entertained. The evenings are long and what could be a perfect set up for a bar-be-cue parties. But, we need to careful as certain foods in summers are dangerous and can make us sick and especially in summers when we need to be extra cautious with what we eat and drink.

Do you actually know that summers are the months when we tend to gain weight faster than other seasons? Summers have lot of temptations – bar-be-cues, poolside food vendors and a lot more. Here are certain foods that you must avoid in summers and also listed are the foods that you must start having during the hot weather.

Image result for hotdog

Must Avoid:

  • Bar-be-cue charred meat, poultry and fish

Bar-be-cued animal protein cooked over raw fire and at higher temperatures produces certain chemicals in the food that could be detrimental to human health and can even cause cancers if taken regularly. Having them regularly is in no way doing good for your health.

  • Deep fried dough and other fried stuffs

Battered and fried foods are amongst the worst sources of food filled with unhealthy trans fats. The same is with unhealthy fried dough products. These might taste good, but have unhealthy cholesterol and increases body inflammation.

  • Hot Dogs and Meat Burgers

Again it’s the processed and salty option to be blamed. Salami and ham are another bad options that should be strictly avoided.

  • Ice cones

These might help cool down for the moment, but are nothing apart from syrups made up of high fructose corn syrups and sweetened with sugar. Moreover, you never know the quality of water been used to make the ice.

  • Corn Cobs

These are not only bad for your gums, but are also high on carbs and calories. These have no vitamins, irons or other vital minerals and nutrients.

  • Watermelon with seeds

Watermelon is must to have food in summer, but not with its seeds. There is nothing to worry as the seeds of watermelon are not toxic or dangerous, but still it can cause discomfort or bloating.

Related image

Must Eat:

  • Bottle Gourd or Lauki

This super vegetable is loaded with goddesses of vitamins, folate, magnesium and calcium. It is great for weight loss and acts a super blood purifier.

  • All melons

One fruit variety that you can enjoy whole heartedly are the melons. Eat as much as you like. A good for stomach, helps in weight loss, keeps cool and the list is endless.

  • Lemon water with mint

It is natural cleanser. Just a few drops of lemon juice in minted water and you are light and summer ready as ever.

  • Cucumbers

This one fruit is must for summers. Eat them the way you like – as juice, in salads and even peeled and raw. It is loaded with fibers and will never let you have problems with constipation.

  • Curd

It is one food that can be converted to as many varieties as you can imagine – smoothies, butter milk, shakes, lassi, raita and even plain. The cooling effects are just what the body needs in summers.

  • Green Leafy Veggies

These are one food that stands good all year around. They are rich in water content and is a must for summers. Make sure that you don’t overcook them to retain the water contents.

  • Onions

Yes, you read it right. Onions too have immense cooling effects on the body. It is a great aid in protecting from sun-strokes during summers. Add them to salads or vegetables or just have them raw, enjoy it the way you like.

The most important things to consider in summer is to protect yourself and your family from food poisoning, getting dehydrated and getting hit by sun stroke. The list above mentions certain food groups that you must avoid and the ones that you must have to keep safe and enjoy your summers.

Image result for lemon mint water

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.

Image Source: Google Images

For more updates join me on Instagram @love_yourself_love_life

Brisbane Qagoma Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art in Queensland

The Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) is an art museum located in Brisbane.

Qagoma #BrisbaneArtGallery #ExploreWithTripti 🇦🇺

For more updates join me on Instagram @love_yourself_love_life

International Tea Day 2023

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Tea is not just a drink, but it holds love, culture and life. It is something that connects all of us in one single bond. In India, tea is something that starts your day, keeps you moving during the day, refreshes you in the evening and finally de-stress you after a long tiring day. Over a cup of tea we discuss everything on the globe. Relations are bonded forever over a cup of tea, the most important decisions are taken over a cup of tea and much more.

Just take some time out after you read this article over a cup of tea and imagine the hard work that has gone behind getting this charismatic drink in a cup to your hand. Take a sip and imagine the workers spending hours and month to carefully nurture the plantations, carefully plucked each leaf and done everything to give you this magical moment. Take a pick on this International Tea Day, to understand what the tea workers deliver to us, what is more than a drink to us.

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Source – Tiplegend website

6 years of Blog Anniversary

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Celebrating 6 years of my blog.

It’s tough to be consistent but sharing my Travel & Food experiences have always been my passion.

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Some insight for fellow instagrammers & PRs:
A blog is a type of website where the content is often referred to as blog posts mainly with the purpose of sharing information or experiences. Therefore, posting pictures on instagram is not called blogging. Please do not call instagrammers as bloggers 🙏

#BlogAnniversary #ExploreWithTripti 🌎

Foods you should avoid and start eating this season

Foods you should avoid and start eating in summer season

Summers are here and we all are bound to feel thirsty and tired. What do we do? We all like to eat and drink when we are tired and thirsty. Grabbing a piece of burger and a chilled cola is the first thing that most of us resort to. But, wait a minute – are the ones we feel that is going to quench our thirst and provide us with all the energy we need to put us back on track are the right choices we have made. It could be that our choices are going to do more harm than good.

Summers, apart from being hot, humid and reasonably troublesome, are also the months to relish some of nature’s bounty. It is also the time to entertain and get entertained. The evenings are long and what could be a perfect set up for a bar-be-cue parties. But, we need to careful as certain foods in summers are dangerous and can make us sick and especially in summers when we need to be extra cautious with what we eat and drink.

Do you actually know that summers are the months when we tend to gain weight faster than other seasons? Summers have lot of temptations – bar-be-cues, poolside food vendors and a lot more. Here are certain foods that you must avoid in summers and also listed are the foods that you must start having during the hot weather.

Image result for hotdog

Must Avoid:

  • Bar-be-cue charred meat, poultry and fish

Bar-be-cued animal protein cooked over raw fire and at higher temperatures produces certain chemicals in the food that could be detrimental to human health and can even cause cancers if taken regularly. Having them regularly is in no way doing good for your health.

  • Deep fried dough and other fried stuffs

Battered and fried foods are amongst the worst sources of food filled with unhealthy trans fats. The same is with unhealthy fried dough products. These might taste good, but have unhealthy cholesterol and increases body inflammation.

  • Hot Dogs and Meat Burgers

Again it’s the processed and salty option to be blamed. Salami and ham are another bad options that should be strictly avoided.

  • Ice cones

These might help cool down for the moment, but are nothing apart from syrups made up of high fructose corn syrups and sweetened with sugar. Moreover, you never know the quality of water been used to make the ice.

  • Corn Cobs

These are not only bad for your gums, but are also high on carbs and calories. These have no vitamins, irons or other vital minerals and nutrients.

  • Watermelon with seeds

Watermelon is must to have food in summer, but not with its seeds. There is nothing to worry as the seeds of watermelon are not toxic or dangerous, but still it can cause discomfort or bloating.

Related image

Must Eat:

  • Bottle Gourd or Lauki

This super vegetable is loaded with goddesses of vitamins, folate, magnesium and calcium. It is great for weight loss and acts a super blood purifier.

  • All melons

One fruit variety that you can enjoy whole heartedly are the melons. Eat as much as you like. A good for stomach, helps in weight loss, keeps cool and the list is endless.

  • Lemon water with mint

It is natural cleanser. Just a few drops of lemon juice in minted water and you are light and summer ready as ever.

  • Cucumbers

This one fruit is must for summers. Eat them the way you like – as juice, in salads and even peeled and raw. It is loaded with fibers and will never let you have problems with constipation.

  • Curd

It is one food that can be converted to as many varieties as you can imagine – smoothies, butter milk, shakes, lassi, raita and even plain. The cooling effects are just what the body needs in summers.

  • Green Leafy Veggies

These are one food that stands good all year around. They are rich in water content and is a must for summers. Make sure that you don’t overcook them to retain the water contents.

  • Onions

Yes, you read it right. Onions too have immense cooling effects on the body. It is a great aid in protecting from sun-strokes during summers. Add them to salads or vegetables or just have them raw, enjoy it the way you like.

The most important things to consider in summer is to protect yourself and your family from food poisoning, getting dehydrated and getting hit by sun stroke. The list above mentions certain food groups that you must avoid and the ones that you must have to keep safe and enjoy your summers.

Image result for lemon mint water

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.

Image Source: Google Images

For more updates join me on Instagram @love_yourself_love_life

Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art

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The Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) is an art museum located in Brisbane.

@qagoma #BrisbaneArtGallery #ExploreWithTripti 🇦🇺

For more updates join me on Instagram @love_yourself_love_life

2 Ingredients Chocolate Cake Quick & Easy Recipe

This cake recipe is super quick and easy way of making Eggless Chocolate Cake with only two ingredients. It is made without using oven, without pressure cooker, without beater, without egg. Cake was moist and delicious. So do try this yummy recipe and share your experience in the comments section. It has No Egg, No Flour, No added Sugar, No Cocoa, No Butter and No Cream.

Click to see how it’s made!

#CholocateCake

Why is Tea Day Celebrated?

Tea is not just a drink, but it holds love, culture and life. It is something that connects all of us in one single bond. In India, tea is something that starts your day, keeps you moving during the day, refreshes you in the evening and finally de-stress you after a long tiring day. Over a cup of tea we discuss everything on the globe. Relations are bonded forever over a cup of tea, the most important decisions are taken over a cup of tea and much more.

Just take some time out after you read this article over a cup of tea and imagine the hard work that has gone behind getting this charismatic drink in a cup to your hand. Take a sip and imagine the workers spending hours and month to carefully nurture the plantations, carefully plucked each leaf and done everything to give you this magical moment. Take a pick on this International Tea Day, to understand what the tea workers deliver to us, what is more than a drink to us.

tea-drink-wallpaper-4080-4296-hd-wallpapers

Source – Tiplegend website