Working Hours : Mon to Fri - 11.00 pm – 3.00 pm, 5.00 pm – 9.30 pm (Tuesday Closed)

105 Best Rd, Seven Hills NSW, 2147

8625 5593

Pure Indian
Vegetarian Food

Freshly prepared for
home-made taste

All Punjabi
Favourites

Wholesome meals were never
so delicious

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Tandoori Baingan Bhartha

Freshly made on order, smoky, spicy and sensational
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The joy of
pure vegetarian food

Eating Indian vegetarian cuisine at Khalsa Foods, Seven Hills is an enriching sensory experience filled with a symphony of spices, colors, and aromas.

Each dish is a testament to India's rich culinary heritage, which seamlessly integrates health with unmatched flavor. From the tangy zest of aloo gobi to the creamy richness of paneer tikka, the variety is endless.

Indian vegetarian cooking utilizes a wide range of spices like turmeric, cumin, and coriander, not only for their flavor but also for their health benefits, including anti-inflammatory properties and digestion aids.

The joys of eating Indian vegetarian also lie in its inclusive nature, accommodating various dietary preferences and restrictions without compromising taste or nutrition.

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Why we use Ginger in Indian cooking

Ginger, known as "adrak" in Hindi, is a cornerstone of Indian cooking, revered not only for its distinct, pungent flavor but also for its numerous health benefits. This versatile root is integral to the culinary traditions of India, infusing dishes with its aromatic warmth and medicinal properties.

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The Role of Garlic Indian cooking

Garlic, known as "lahsun" in Hindi, is a beloved and indispensable ingredient in Indian cooking. Its distinctive aroma and flavor, coupled with numerous health benefits, make garlic a cornerstone of culinary traditions across the Indian subcontinent.

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The Role of Turmeric in Indian cooking

Turmeric, known as "haldi" in Hindi, is a vibrant yellow spice that holds a place of honor in Indian cooking. Its earthy flavor and numerous health benefits make it an indispensable ingredient in the Indian culinary tradition, serving both culinary and medicinal purposes.

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