New Year's Day Brunch At Masala Art

New Year's Day Brunch at Masala Art

Saturday, December 24, 2016

11:30 am to 3:30 P.M.

$19/person + Tax

(Children 10 and under, $10.00 per child)

chaat station

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Chaat is a nutritious roadside snack found in Northern India. Choose your own toppings and fillings and create your own Chaat!

Chaat Papri

A nutritious easy-to-make Indian snack comprised of graham flour crackers topped with whipped yogurt, chickpeas, diced potatoes, chutneys, various herbs and spices

Paani Poori

Graham flour puffs filled with chickpeas, diced potatoes and spicy water called ‘jaljeera’

Bhel Poori

Crispy rice puffs tossed in our tangy sauce with green chilies and lemon juice

Indian Corn Salad

appetizers

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Vegetable Samosa

Handmade turnovers stuffed with seasoned potatoes and green peas

Paneer Pesto Tikka

Spicy grilled cubes of homemade cheese marinated in yogurt and fresh pesto

live at the Spice Bar!

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Our Spice Bar is the highlight of Masala Art. It is where we showcase the art of blending spices.

We will be preparing fresh breads at the Spice Bar to be served with a traditional entree called 'Chana.' Enjoy your choice of bread made fresh to order with this magnificent entree!

Chana-Bhatura

A traditional chickpea curry topped with chopped onions and green chilies; served with freshly made fried bread called "Bhatura"

live dosa station

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Enjoy fresh prepared Dosa prepared live in our dining room!

Masala Dosa

Crispy rice and lentil crepes, served plain or filled with potatoes and peas

Idli

Steamed rice cakes

Sambhar

A vegetarian spiced lentil broth

north indian buffet

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Enjoy fresh prepared Dosa prepared live in our dining room!

Vegetable Biryani

Biryani is Hyderabad’s most famous rice dish prepared with flavorful Indian spices and fresh herbs, slowly cooked to maintain the flavors and aromas of each spice

Mutton Biryani (Goat)

Biryani is Hyderabad's most famous rice dish prepared with flavorful Indian spices and fresh herbs, slowly cooked to maintain the flavors and aromas of each spice

Punjabi Kadhi

A traditional Punjabi preparation of spiced chickpea dumplings immersed in a spicy lentil and yogurt curry

Paneer Pasanda

Cubes of homemade cheese stewed in a silky and creamy cashew nuts sauce

Kaddu Ki Sabzi

Sauteed spiced pumpkin

Baigan Bhartha

Mashed eggplant smoked over charcoal, and seasoned with herbs and spices

Butter Chicken

Pulled tandoori grilled chicken simmered with fresh tomatoes and puréed cashew nuts

Karahi Chicken Lahori

A popular dish from Pakistan - A fiery chicken curry stewed with bell peppers cooked in a traditional cast iron wok

Naan

Freshly baked leavened buttered bread

desserts

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Gulab Jamun

Warm cream dumplings dipped in sweet rose water syrup

Gajjar Halwa

Indian crushed carrot cake; served warm