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The first vegetarian meal I've had where I didn't feel hungry afterwards was in an Indian vegetarian restaurant. It also tasted amazingly good. Parts of India
by traditionmatte 7y ago
The first vegetarian meal I've had where I didn't feel hungry afterwards was in an Indian vegetarian restaurant. It also tasted amazingly good.
Parts of India are vegetarian, so they have had plenty of time to refine the offering and see what works together.
- 0xcafecafe 7y agoVegetarian Indian here, I agree. Growing up watching American cartoons I always used to wonder why the kids are shown not to like vegetables. Its only when I moved here (US) and saw how vegetables are served, I could empathize with the cartoon character kids. There are parts of India which are almost entirely vegetarian. So much so that, it has prompted giants like pizza hut and subway to open vegetarian only restaurants. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/US-food-giants-turn-vegetarian-in-Gujarat/articleshow/18823980.cms https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/US-food-g... And might I add, the food is delicious.
- SmellyGeekBoy 7y agoI'll always go for a paneer-based curry over a meat-based one, and I say that as a big meat eater. That stuff is divine.
- bbgm 7y agoI am a meat eater. But growing up in India eating meat was rare (it was too expensive) and even in our house, vegetarian food was the norm. Being vegetarian in the US is not that hard, especially in a place like Seattle, but in India, it’s a non-event. Vegan food on the other hand would be hard.