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  1. Gandhi Restaurant

    South Indian

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    Gandhi is a no-frills canteen at the edge of Little India where the banana leaf set arrives as a deep green spread of South Indian classics, fish curry, biryani rice, and a pile of sides that will not stay politely in their lanes. It has a local streak too, with quail egg sambal in shrimp-laced chili paste. Wear something you can sacrifice to the curry, and keep a hot masala chai handy for the nap that follows.

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    • Banana leaf set

      “Order the banana leaf set at Gandhi and prepare for a rush of South Indian classics brought to your table on a deep green spread”

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    • Mutton mysore

      “including the smoky mutton mysore and the yogurt-battered chicken 65”

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    • Chicken 65

      “including the smoky mutton mysore and the yogurt-battered chicken 65”

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    • Quail egg sambal

      “with dishes like their quail egg sambal, cooked in a shrimp-infused chili paste”

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