Want to try Indian dishes in Orlando but got a budget crunch? Well, Saffron – a popular restaurant offering best Indian food in Orlando has so many authentic Indian dishes and that too in a minimal budget of within 10$. The Saffron Indian food menu in Orlando is so vast with different options for lunch, dinner, drinks and beer and wine. Thus to save time and help food lovers experience the best Indian food in Orlando, here is a list of 10 must try Indian dishes in Orlando available at Saffron in a price range of within 10$.
1. VEGETABLE TIKI
Vegetable Tiki is a very healthy appetizer available at Saffron. It contains many fresh veggies and is a shallow fried crunch patty like snack. Vegetable Tikki itself makes a good quick snack in between meals or can be taken as a starter.
2. LAMB SAMOSA
Samosa is a famous Indian fritter. At Saffron, Orlando you can try Samosa with a filling of minced lamb and authentic Indian spices only at 8$. Lamb Samosa is a dinner item in Saffron.
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3. SOUP
Saffron offers many kinds of soups within 10$. The popular options are lentil soup, tomato coconut soup and peppercorn chicken soup. A bowl full of soup at Saffron is tasty as well as healthy.
4. PANEER MAKHANI
The fourth one in the list of 10 must-try Indian dishes in Orlando within 10$ is Paneer Makhani. This is Indian gravy with cream based buttery sauce and contains fenugreek as well.
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5. AALOO GOBHI
By direct translation, this dish means potato-cauliflower. It is a sauted potato-cauliflower dish that tastes great with Indian bread or rice. This is served as main course in Indian cuisine.
6. VEG KADHAI
Another must try main course preparation in Indian cuisine is Veg Kadhai. This contains gravy and tastes lip smacking.
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This is not the end. The Saffron, Orlando has much more dishes within 10$ including mutter paneer, vegetable korma, naan and Indian desserts like mango juice, gulab jamoon, lassi, stick kulfi (malai, almond, coconut) and so on.